A performance by Three's Company What links a German schoolgirl, an American opera singer, a Scottish charity worker, an English governess in Moscow and the third woman to climb Popocatepetl? - ‘Momentous Times’. This is a dramatic presentation of the extraordinary experiences of five women in Europe during World War I. Stories from their personal […]
Say goodbye to 2017 and hello to 2018 with us at The King's Arms Shouldham. Celebrating New Years Eve with live music from the brilliant Blues Tubes.
Our Winter Beer Festival returns January 26 and 27th Celebrating Strong bitters, rubys, porters, milds, stouts and more, our indoor winter festival is much smaller than our summer festival and takes place inside the pub. It may be smaller, but, it’s equally matched when it comes to delicious beer!
Our Winter Beer Festival returns January 26 and 27th Celebrating Strong bitters, rubys, porters, milds, stouts and more, our indoor winter festival is much smaller than our summer festival and takes place inside the pub. It may be smaller, but, it’s equally matched when it comes to delicious beer! Live music on Friday from The […]
Three’s Company Presents 7 Ages of Woman - an anthology of poetry and prose This event is free but any donations made on the evening will go to Wateraid
On 4th July, 7.30pm D.A.D.S will be performing their new play "The Magic of Radio" It's Christmas Eve and Dawn faces another bleak Christmas. She needs a white knight....and cue the radio.
Don your best/worst Christmas jumper and head in for a free festive refreshment on 14th December
Live music from 8pm from Doc Paul and The Groove Hounds!
Say goodbye to 2018 and hello to 2019 with us! Live music from 9pm, bring your dancing shoes and your best dance moves!
Live Music from 8.30pm, please note, we are not serving food this evening.
Celebrating milds, porters, stouts and strong ales! Join us at our annual (indoor) winter beer festival on 25 & 26th January.
Join us to hear the story of James Bagge, Former High Sherrif of Norfolk as he tells us how he walked 1500 miles to Spain to support unpaid carers.
