African beats, Cuban rhythms and Irish harmonies will all be part of a weekend festival which aims to bring the world to the heart of Norfolk.
The Southburgh Festival has been renamed the Norfolk World Music Festival for its 11th year, and will run from July 26 to 28, coinciding with Norfolk Day celebrations on July 27.
The festival promises a heady mix of music from Zimbabwe, Cuba, Eastern Europe, Ireland and Portugal, and visitors will be able to sample cuisines from around the globe.
Anna Mudeka, festival organiser, said: "Our aim is to bring a slice of the world to the heart of Norfolk.
"It's a wonderful space where people of all ages and nationalities can come and share experiences through music, theatre, food and crafts.
"It is an ideal setting for children to run around in, and to make new friends, while parents chill out or take part in the activities available, and maybe even discover their inner child again."
Performers on the Saturday will include the Cuban band Son Yambu and the Foreign Locals, who combine upbeat Gypsy punk, reggae and ska.
Also playing will be the African band Harare, fronted by Kuda Matimba, as well as the Belfast-based brothers the Watchsnatchers.
The Saturday will also feature a fringe festival stage with performers including a four-piece Klezmer band playing homage to traditional Eastern European Jewish as well as Middle Eastern, Gypsy and Balkan music.
Vocal and sax duo Diva and the DJ will play R and B, Jazz, soul, reggae, Latin and funk songs. Sefo Kanuteh, a master of the African instruments kora and balafon, will also grace the stage, while the Taal-Rasa-Bhana dance academy will get the audience up on their feet.
There will also be workshops including circus, native American and Samba drumming, singing, salsa, Kora and Indian dance.
The festival takes place at the Burton Manor Barns in Southburgh, south of Dereham.
Visitors are welcome to camp on-site, and tickets for the whole weekend cost £50, while a day ticket for the Saturday costs £25 for adults, £12 for children aged six-12. Entry is free for children under six.
Visit norfolkworldmusicfestival.co.uk or call 01362 822194 or 07879 493843 for more.
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