5 - 17 May This year, Wymondham Arts is opening its doors for the 2026 season with its first ever printmaking festival! Join us for a vibrant show designed to demonstrate how multifaceted the discipline of printmaking really is through the work of twelve leading printmakers from Norfolk and beyond. Original artwork will fill the walls and an array of associated gifts and homewares will also be available. Artists include Sue Welfare, Amelia Bowman and Mandy Doubt.

23rd April to 5th May at Becket's Chapel, Wymondham ​ Norfolk Creations are a passionate, award winning group of Artisan crafters from across Norfolk. We are honoured that they use Becket's Chapel to showcase some of the county’s best artisan arts and crafts. They aim to hold quality exhibitions showing a variety of crafts both traditional and more modern. As they operate differently to most craft fairs, each day when you visit an event, you will meet and be able to chat to

We were thrilled to have hosted our first wedding at Becket’s Chapel, and it proved to be a truly wonderful and memorable occasion. The ceremony was beautifully personal, made even more special by the couple being local to the area. The setting of the chapel looked absolutely gorgeous on the day, creating a warm and intimate atmosphere for everyone involved. It was a joy to see the space used in this way for such a meaningful celebration, and the event was widely enjoyed by a

The Choral Music in the Spring concert took place at Beckets Chapel and proved to be a wonderful event, with last-minute tickets having been available shortly beforehand. It was an evening of springtime choral music performed by the D’Capo Choir in the beautiful setting of the chapel. The performance was uplifting and well received, showcasing the talents of this popular mixed-voices choir. Their repertoire spanned a wide variety of styles, including Latin motets, spirituals,

The Cavick String Quartet performed at Becket’s Chapel on Sunday 15 February at 3pm, with a limited number of tickets having been available in the run-up to the event. The quartet presented works by Joseph Haydn and Ludwig van Beethoven, including Haydn’s Op. 54 No. 2 in C major, Beethoven’s Op. 18 No. 2 in G major, as well as Four Nordic Arrangements. The concert offered audiences the opportunity to experience the chapel’s exceptional acoustics, with tickets priced at £15. E

FREE DROP-IN SESSION WITH FOSTERS ... Fosters solicitors held a free drop in session at Beckets Chapel on Friday 13th March, 11am - 2.30pm for free advice on a wide range of subjects from legal experts. It was an excellent event and a wonderful way to use this beautiful cultural setting! 'Planning ahead doesn’t have to feel daunting. Join our free drop-in session, where we’ll guide you through your legal rights and options and help you feel more confident about taking car

Becket’s Chapel has been awarded an AABC Conservation Award in this year’s prestigious Civic Trust Awards

Join us for an evening of beautiful choral music of all genres in the sympathetically restored Becket's Chapel, Wymondham.

Piers Hart reveals Greater Anglia's threat to our regional railway heritage and the campaign to rescue and revitalise it.

An uplifting evening with the D'Capo choir. whose repertoire includes Latin motets, spirituals, folk songs, musical theatre and more.

Finalist in the AABC Conservation Awards, one of eleven winning projects at a national level.

We are delighted that Becket's Chapel is one of the case studies in the Heritage Sector Net Zero Project Audit report.

The Cavick Quartet return to Becket's Chapel on 18 January, playing works by Haydn, Mendelssohn and Mozart

Becket's Chapel recognised as a Regional Finalist for prestigious AABC Conservation Awards.

Did Becket's chapel really escape the Great Fire of 1615?

Listed Building Consent and Planning Permission received for modern extension to Becket’s Chapel.

A trailblazing project based on the ‘whole-building’ approach to reducing carbon emissions.

The Cavick String Quartet performed at Becket’s Chapel on Saturday 27 April, presenting works by Beethoven, Elgar, and Haydn. Tickets had been available for purchase on this website from Friday 22 March. The concert was a fundraising event, with all proceeds supporting Phase 2 of Historic Norfolk’s Net Zero project, aimed at further enhancing the chapel as a cultural resource..