Norfolk Day is observed in the English ceremonial county of Norfolk every July 27. Established in 2018 by BBC Radio Norfolk and the Eastern Daily Press, it is supported by William, Duke of Cambridge, who has a personal connection to the area. The day celebrates Norfolk's rich history and culture through various events such as parades, picnics, parties, fairs, concerts, contests, and exhibitions. Norfolk, located in East Anglia, is known for its major towns like Norwich, Great Yarmouth, and King’s Lynn, and has a significant agricultural economy. The county's history includes the Iceni tribe's revolts against Roman invaders and notable events like Kett’s Rebellion in the 16th century. Today, agriculture, tourism, and advanced manufacturing play vital roles in the local economy, making Norfolk Day a significant occasion for residents and visitors alike.