Open Events
Come and join in - we'd love to see you at our FREE events
View Hathor
Have you been onboard Hathor, our stunning Egyptian-themed wherry, built for the Colman family of Norwich? Based on the riverfront below the beautiful How Hill House, we are open for viewing 10am-5pm most days from 2nd May to 29th September each year. Our Ambassadors will be there to welcome you, give you a guided tour, and tell you the history of both Hathor and our other wherries.
Please note: Hathor is out sailing a couple of days a month and our viewing days are also subject to volunteer availability. If you are making a special trip, please contact us to ensure there will be someone to greet you - jk@wherryyachtcharter.org
Other Events during 2026
All at How Hill river front where Hathor will be moored, unless stated otherwise
23rd May
Mellow Music by the River, 6pm-8pm.
Bring a picnic and relax by the river with us on this Bank Holiday weekend.
23rd -25th May
Artist in Residence
Sue Haywood will be with us on each day from 10-4, with her artwork on display and for sale.
20th June
United Brass Band - concert, 4:30pm-5:30pm.
Our friends from Wherry Brass have joined forces to create the UBB, come along and enjoy their music again!
22nd June
Wherry Art Class 4:30pm-6pm, booking essential
This exclusive opportunity will be available to book soon.
4th July
Hot Cold Ground - blues band, 4:30pm-6pm
A return visit from this talented local group.
11th-12th July
at Salhouse Broad - Sailfest
Join us at Salhouse for Sailfest on Sat 11th, or for a short sailing with us on Sun 12th.
16th July
At the Museum of the Broads, Stalham
"A Wherry Merry Night" - 5pm-8:30pm
There will be a bar, pizza van, music from Andy G, and limited places on a short trip on one of the Museum launches.
18th-19th July
Wonder of Wherries - all 5 of our Wherries at How Hill
Short sailings available on either our pleasure wherry Ardea or on a Wherry Yacht
Sun 19th: Sirens at the Helm (female shanty group) 3pm
Sun 19th: Sandra B (singer) 5:30pm
15th Aug
Hunters Moon, 6pm-8pm
Folk duo - bring a picnic and enjoy their music.
Directions to How Hill
The Postcode for the How Hill Trust is NR29 5PG. The public car park is just south of the House, at the bottom of the hill. You then walk across the open grass to Toad Hole Cottage - just beyond that you will find Hathor moored on the river frontage.
