The 2023 Norton Festival has a variety of events:-

CANTAMUS CONCERT
Beautiful choral music will be on offer when the very popular Choir, Cantamus, returns to Norton Church to give a Concert at 7.30pm on Saturday 25th March.   Their singing is described as ‘truly transcendent’ and tickets (£10) are expected to be snapped up early.   So don’t delay.   Buy today.   Tickets are available by perSonally visiting the Norton Community Shop.

GARDENS OPEN
Residents in the new development of Bramley Fields will be opening their gardens from 2pm on Sunday 25th June.   Cream Teas will be available at one garden and @4 Music.   Watch out for further information.

FOLK NIGHT
An every popular Folk Night will be held in the Church at 7.3pm on Saturday 7th October.   There will be a variety of guest performers and details will be available nearer the time.

CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Christmas music on handbells, flute and church organ will be played at an afternoon Concert in the Church at 2.30pm on Sunday 10th December.     Tea and cake available and details to come. 

 

FANTASTIC 2024 FIESTA

            Norton buzzed when Norton Festival held a Fiesta over the early May Bank Holiday Weekend which was planned as an Outreach Event to bring the community together and to promote both Community and Church.

            Visitors wandered around the village on an Owl Hunt, witnessed a spectacular Teddy Bear Jump from the church tower, enjoyed live music by Chris Denman, Jenny Hillman, Cilla and Bill Caswell, David Robins, Ken Sherring and the Norton School Choir.   The Church was filled with an Exhibition of Hobbies and Floral Displays by groups and individuals, with Refreshments on hand throughout the weekend.   Around one hundred people were reckoned to be involved.   Church Bells were rung by local ringers and by the Guildford Cathedral Ringers and a Community Praise, on the Sunday, brought together the various groups and organisations, providing a platform for promoting village and church.

            Everything over the Weekend was free with donations invited.   Just under £1700 was donated.