Join BFER at Thetford’s Whitsun Weekend event this May, including two guided riverside walks.
Thetford Whitsun Weekend-Guided Riverside Walks
BFER will be taking part in Thetford’s Whitsun Weekend, a town wide celebration in the heart of Thetford. The event will include activity stalls across Thetford market place, theatre performances, and a large continental food market. Visit the BFER stall to take part in free family craft activities, and learn more about BFER and its projects.
In addition, BFER will be hosting two guided riverside walks, offering you the chance to explore the town’s scenic riverside foraging and wild-craft enthusiast, Jon Tyler. Join Jon, as he leads a relaxed guided walk along the river banks of Thetford. Discover the plants and animals found along the banks of the rivers Little Ouse and Thet, enjoy peaceful mindfulness, and embrace the great outdoors. Due to limit spaces, please book if you wish to join.
When: Sunday 28th May
What Time: The guided riverside walks will take place at 10.30am-12pm, and be repeated at 1.30pm-3pm. The wider Whitsun event day, including the BFER activity stall, will be open from 10am-4pm.
Where: Thetford Market Place
Cost: The Guided Riverside Walks are free of charge to participants due to the support of the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Due to limit spaces, please book if you wish to join. Book your tickets via the BFER Eventbrite page HERE
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