The
Lord Nelson
NELSON'S LOCAL
The friendly pub, with
beer direct from cask,
a huge garden and
great Italian food.
Bring the family to sit
where Nelson sat.
Nelson souvenirs in the
Trafalgar Store.
Walsingham Road,
Burnham Thorpe,
PE31 8HN
Tel 01328 738241
www.nelsonslocal.co.uk
Just 3/4 miles from Burnham Market,
off the Fakenham Road
Gilly's
of Burnham Market
Monday- Saturday 10am-5pm
Size 8-20
Frank Usher � Joseph Ribkoff
� Luis Civit � Gerry Weber
� Marcona � Verse � Claudia Strater
� Michele Magic Jeans
PARKING OUTSIDE
Overy Road
Burnham Market PE31 8HH
Telephone: 01328 730057
Creake
Abbey
Studios
07801 418 907 www.creakeabbeystudios.co.uk
Creake Abbey Studios, North Creake, Fakenham, Norfolk NR21 9LF
-1st Saturday every month 9.30-1pm
- Saturday 30th May 10-4pm
20+ specialist nurseries, beautiful plants, gardens open �2.00 admission
FREE PARKING
Tuesday to Sunday 11-4.30pm
(5pm in summer) & Bank Holiday Mondays
CREAKE Abbey Studios is a very
different Norfolk experience...
shopping, romantic ruins, caf�,
farmers' market.
Discover unusual treasures and exceptional
design in the very individual shops and studios.
Talk a walk through the romantic ruins of Creake
Abbey dating from 1206 or have a picnic by the
lake.
Enjoy delicious homemade cakes and pastries,
coffee, tea and juices in the caf�. Find the best
of local produce at the Farmers' Market held on
the first Saturday of the month.
The award-winning Farmers' Market takes
place between 9.30-1pm on the first Saturday of
each month. Upwards of 30 producers sell every-
thing from fine local meat and game to cheese,
fresh fish and fishcakes, breads, vegetables,
pies, cakes and pastries, beer, plants and more.
There is ample free parking but hurry, most of
the best produce is gone by 11am. Wander
through the old Norfolk barn or the jolly tents on
the grass outside and discover wonderful treats
from local farmers.
PLANT LOVERS' DAY
On Saturday, 30th May, the second Plant
Lovers' Day will be held between 10am-4pm.
Twenty specialist nurseries will come with a
wide range of plants for sale at good prices.
Norfolk Plant Heritage (NCCPG) will be repre-
sented and all proceeds will go to Wells
THERE will be three world premieres at the
fifth North Norfolk Music Festival, which takes
place from Friday, September 4, until, Sunday,
September 13.
All concerts take place at St Mary's Church,
South Creake, except for Thursday,
September 10, when the Smart Quartet will be
performing at Burnham Norton Church.
The festival will begin with a concert that
includes two world premieres, a new work for
viola and piano by composer/pianist Huw
Watkins, and Simon Rowland-Jones'
Wiegenlied Variations, a set of variations on
Brahms' Lullaby, commissioned by a Friend
and Benefactor of the Festival.
Their programme also exploits the intrigu-
ing link between Beethoven's Moonlight
Sonata and the Sonata for viola and piano by
Dmitri Shostakovich, the composer's final and
very profound utterance.
Works by Joseph Haydn feature in many of
the concerts to mark the 200th anniversary
year of his death.
The world-famous Belcea Quartet make
their first appearance at the festival.
Pianist Martin Cousin makes a return visit
to South Creake in a programme of works by
Bach, Mendelssohn and Schumann.
Julia Cload, too, makes a return visit, this
time with a programme of Haydn and Liszt.
There will be two song recitals, one by
mezzo-soprano Felicity Palmer, one of this
country's most distinguished singers, and the
other by the young and highly-talented
American tenor John McMunn in a pro-
gramme of songs by Schumann and Schubert.
The much-loved pianist, Simon Lepper, makes
a welcome return to the festival to accompa-
ny both singers.
The festival presents its first-ever pro-
gramme of baroque music by the
ensemble La Serenissima in a
concert of music by Vivaldi,
Tartini, Albinoni and Galuppi.
The Atos Piano Trio from
Germany, first prizewinners in
the 2007 Melbourne International
Chamber Music, will appear at
the festival a few weeks in
advance of their London d�but at
Wigmore Hall.
Beloved Clara tells the touch-
ing story of Robert and Clara
Schumann through a programme
of their music and readings from
their letters.
The pianist Lucy Parham is
joined by actors Joanna David
and Martin Jarvis as Clara and
Robert.
From Chethams School in
Manchester comes the very
young and delightful Smart
Quartet.
Two dynamic young string
quartets, the Carducci String
Quartet and Brodowski String
Quartet, will combine forces to
give a concert of Haydn quartets
and two works for larger string
ensembles, the world premi�re of
Simon Rowland-Jones's octet
and the exuberant sextet by
Tschaikowsky Souvenir de
Florence.
More details on the website at
www.northnorfolkmusicfestival.
com
Three world premieres
Community Hospital. Admission
is �2 for adults, children are free
and dogs are welcome on leads.
The historic ruins of Creake
Abbey are only minutes walk from
the Studios. Managed by English
Heritage, come and explore, do
some painting or have a picnic in
this peaceful place, once home to
16 Augustinian Monks and their
Abbot.
For more information please visit
www.creakeabbeystudios.co.uk
or call 07801 418 907. Studios are
open Tuesday to Sunday from
11am to 5pm and Bank Holiday
Mondays. Creake Abbey Studios,
North Creake, Fakenham.
Plant Lovers' Day at Creake Abbey Studios.
Why not try a
very different
Norfolk
experience?

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