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Jazz Picnic Saturday 13th July

Philip Richardson Published: 05 July 2024

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Park filled with people watching jazz band

‘We arrived early so we could get a good seat because it is so popular’ - Just one of many complimentary comments passed after last year's Jazz Picnic on Becketswell Meadow. This year between 6pm and 9pm, we will again be entertained by DixieMix with their selection of foot tapping traditional jazz numbers and light hearted banter. You can bring your own chairs or sit on the grass; enjoy a picnic or purchase a hot dog or coffee or ice cream. Bring the family for what is a marvellous evening of entertainment for people of all ages.

The whole event raises funds for local charities through organisations providing food and drink, as well as tombola and raffle stalls.

Entry is FREE but we will be circulating throughout the evening soliciting voluntary contributions for our Rotary charities, which this year include East Anglia Children’s Hospice (EACH), You Are Not Alone (YANA), Chapel Green Special Needs School and many other local charities.

Jazz band playing in park under gazebo

Becketswell Meadow is situated just past the Abbey over the river Tiffey and just before the crossing of the Mid Norfolk Railway line. Parking is very limited and we advise walking to the event if you can. A small number of disabled parking spaces can be made available by calling 07715699211 as far in advance of the event as possible to avoid disappointment. The site has two entrances - from Becketswell Road and by the Tiffey path from Whitehorse Street. The postcode of the meadow is NR18 9PH.

Our main sponsor this year is Spire Solicitors LLP who will have a stand at the event. All costs of the event are supported by sponsors and we are very grateful for the generosity of many companies and individuals whose names will be listed on the Rotary stand and information point.

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