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07-10 SEPTEMBER Heritage Open Days
It’s almost time for this year’s Heritage Open Days, England’s largest festival of history and culture! Places across Norwich will throw open their doors to celebrate their local heritage, community and history. With over 175 events taking place across the city this year, you’ll be spoilt for choice… don’t miss your chance to see hidden places and try out new experiences – and it’s all FREE. Check out Tavern Tales, a bumper programme of talks, walks and exhibitions celebrating Norwich’s pubs and brewing heritage or learn about the Plantation Gardens’ history and enjoy a day of music in the garden. Norwich Cathedral will be putting on a series of tours and talks covering monks and monuments, sculptures and stained glass. At the Museum of Norwich at Te Bridewell, uncover the secrets of what lies beneath the building on a guided tour of the medieval Undercroft. With hundreds of other cool and unusual things to do, make sure you have a look at the website or pick up a brochure from the Forum or Tourist Information.
heritageopendays.org.uk
13 SEPTEMBER Spectulative by Alexander Geist Norwich Arts Centre
“A little bit Dietrich, a little bit Bowie and all class.” – Electronic Beats
A beloved icon of Berlin’s demi-monde, Alexander Geist is the velvet voice of a morose-disco soul, part Evelyn Waugh hero, part silver screen star. Embracing the dry wit of Morrissey and the synth soundscape of Moroder, he was born for the spotlight. Magnetic, lush, wry, his melodramatic lyrics and insistent melodies, have earned him fans worldwide. Fusing classic-synth pop references with fan adulation, projection and live performance, this is not to be missed. Pay what you can, so no excuses not to be there.
norwichartscentre.co.uk
16 SEPTEMBER A Celebration Of Gin OPEN, Norwich
Bottoms up! Check out around 100 brands of premium gins (and some vodkas too), from locally produced artisan gins to a variety created overseas. Taking place in the main Banking Hall with live music from a seven piece swing band, take a wander around the bars, including a cocktail bar. A small selection of boutique gin distillers will be also be on hand to provide small tasting measures of their products. With an ‘afternoon delight’ session from 12.30-5pm or an ‘evening of plaisir’ from 6.30-11pm, you can drink your fill, sensibly, natch.
theginfestival.co.uk
14-17 SEPTEMBER Noirwich Venues across Norwich
Te Norwich Freeman turn 700
2017 marks 700 years of the Freemen of Norwich – once granted special rights to trade freely and conduct business, they used to hold special privileges, such as grazing cattle and voting in elections. Tese days their role is more ceremonial, as well as awarding grants to educational projects. Te Norwich Freemen are offering free admission days where the public can visit the Strangers Hall Museum and Te Museum of Norwich for now, from 25th July until 5th August. Hoorah!
norwichfreemen.org.uk 46 / AUG/SEPT 2017 /
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Te Noirwich Crime Writing Festival is an annual celebration bringing together superstar crime authors, exciting new talent and fans of all things crime fiction. Taking place in Norwich Arts Centre, Jarrolds and UEA, there’ll be workshops on how to become a crime writer, attend talks about female characters and writers and about the world of Nordic crime and of course, see some of the best crime writers read from and talk about their work. Meet luminary bestsellers like Martina Cole, Val McDermid, Anthony Horowitz, Mark Billingham and Stuart MacBride. Get either get a season pass for the whole weekend, or a Saturday or Sunday pass.
noirwich.co.uk
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