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Lose yourself to nostalgia as the full band play such classics as Mrs Robinson, The Only Living Boy In
New York, The Sound of Silence and Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard.

Bringing an element of Mark Steel’s In Town (his awardwinning BBC Radio 4 show) to each live performance, Mark will shed light on the quirkiness and interesting aspects of every town and city he visits. What will he make of Diss?

A tremendous, Oscar-nominated melodrama set in 1960s Mississippi. Emma Stone is the young writer who turns against her middle-class family and racist friends to endorse the cause of black people by encouraging them to work on her book.

The Ides of March takes place during the frantic last days before a heavily contested Ohio presidential primary, when an up-andcoming campaign press secretary finds himself involved in a scandal.

Catalina Saavedra is the 41-year-old maid in a wealthy Santiago household, where she has to deal with demands from different generations of the family. Her own needs surface in menacing ways...

We are holding Office Drinks Diss at Ziva’s, formerly the CK Steakhouse on Diss Business Park (IP22 4GT), up past the new John Doe showroom and close to Monsters and Fit Club. Ziva’s is also open for food courtesy of its excellent restaurant faciliti

A tangled comedy drama involving a misanthropic artist, his beautiful girlfriend, a neurotic producer, an investment banker – and a troubled sister.

Diss Farmers Market is hosted in the centre of the market town every 2nd Saturday in the Month. The market features produces that include, cakes, fudges, plants, game, snorkers, breads and much more. There is often live music & great food to taste.

Don’t miss Andrew Clover, the dad in CBBC’s My Almost Famous Family and the writer of Dad Rules, the cult Sunday Times column, when he performs his Almost Famous Story Show in which children aged 4-12 will learn the Seven Secrets of Storytelling.