Join us for a special evening with Mercury Prize-nominated singer, folksong interpreter, song collector and conservationist, Sam Lee.

Reimagining trad folk songs into contemporary soundscapes, Sam’s music will fill the auditorium with haunting sounds of nature, the land and traditions.

We are keen to celebrate nature and our local communities but also stand concerned about the effects of climate change, biodiversity loss and other human impacts that we see in and along the river. Just as many drops of water make a river, we want to harness the potential for individuals to come together with their communities to take positive action for our river.

Medicine is about interweaving communities and bridging cultures – wisdom keepers, indigenous communities visionaries, artists, and solutionaries of all traditions to inspire and ignite a deeper understanding of how we can tread lightly, and live harmoniously as we support each other in the creation of the world we want to see – an equitable and thriving world.

Set within the beautiful surroundings of St Andrew’s Hall, this special concert promises an evening of spellbinding music celebrating the landscapes, wildlife and traditions that have inspired generations — and marking 100 years of Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s work for nature.