Latest Events in Norwich(August Updated)

This course will equip you with the skills you need to become a mountain bike leader. We’ll cover elements of group management, navigation, trailside maintenance, bike skills, skills assessments and your roles and responsibilities as a mountain bike leader. ' Mountain Bike Instructor Award Scheme' The MIAS scheme is aimed at safely introducing students of all ages to mountain biking in a variety of different venues. The scope of the Level 2 award allows the award holder to lead individuals and groups on lowland mountain biking routes within easy access to assistance in summer conditions. This would mean no more than a 30 minute walk from a telephone and shelter. This is a combined Level 1/ Level 2 training and assessment course. Depending on your previous experience of mountain biking there are a number of possible outcomes from the course: - Level 1 trained. As a candidate new to mountain biking you will leave with the training for L1 completed and will then need to gain further personal riding and group leadership experience and a 16 hour first aid qualification, before attending a one day assessment in the future to gain your L1 award. - Level 1 awarded and Level 2 trained. If you have the first aid qualification and some previous mountain biking experience you may well achieve a L1 award - this means you will be able to lead groups of students on easily accessible, low level terrain, non-technical cycle trails which have easy access should you have a problem. These trails won’t be in remote locations and can include way marked cycle tracks, canal tow paths, converted railways and forest tracks. This would also count as L2 training, before attending a one day L2 assessment. - Level 2 awarded.If you have significant mountain bike skills and experience, demonstrate strong navigation skills and hold a first aid award you may finish the course with a L2 award. The L2 award allows the leader to take groups into more open country, within 30 minutes of assistance, with technically more demanding terrain including loose surfaces, rocky terrain, single track and small drop offs. Course content Safety - Managing risk and risk assessments - Personal and group equipment - Dealing with common incidents - Riding on public highways - Group management and the role of the leader Personal riding skills - Body position - Braking - Cornering - Descending - Ascending - Use of gears - Front wheel lift - Dealing with trail obstacles e.g. small drop Coaching skills - Teaching principles - Look at different teaching styles Maintenance - Bike set-up - Bike safety check - Recording systems - Trail side repairs - Your tool kit Navigation and access - Route Planning - Route finding - Use of map and compass - GPS - Use of cycle computers - Where you are allowed to ride your bike - Access rights and conservation Although this is a full two days of training/assessment we won’t be riding all the time. There will be plenty of time for questions, discussion and hopefully enjoyment. The second day will involve a longer ride than on day 1. What to bring - Mountain bike in safe working condition. The White Hall Centre can supply a bike, but if you wish to do so, please contact us in advance. - Helmet - Gloves - Bike tool kit and spares - First aid kit - Group shelter if owned - A rucksack to carry things in whilst out riding - Appropriate clothing for the weather including waterproof jacket and extra layers! - Appropriate footwear - Food and drink - Notebook and pen - Compass if owned - Riding glasses if owned Course Times 09.00am – 5.00pm each day F or more information about the course, please contact the centre via: Telephone: 01298 23260email: whitehall.centre@derbyshire.gov.ukWebsite: www.whitehall.derbyshire-outdoors.orgHealth and FitnessPlease inform the Centre of any medical condition or medication that we should be aware of. Mountain bike courses are physically and mentally demanding. If you are uncertain of your fitness please discuss this with us. InsurancePlease note that the course fee does not include insurance against cancellation, personal injury, loss or damage, which is not caused by negligence on the part of Derbyshire County Council or its employees, agents or subcontractors. This should be arranged by you. Emergency contactPlease ensure that at the start of the course the Centre has up to date contact details. In case of emergency, contact with course members may be made through the office 01298 23260. Conditions of BookingI understand that participation involves elements of riskI agree to participate at my own risk, to participate within my limits and take responsibility for my own actions.I understand that if I do not wish to participate in any elements of the course then I will inform the course leader.I agree to abide by any safety requirements.I understand that in the event of accident, loss or damage, Derbyshire County Council will only accept liability where the accident, loss or damage is caused by the negligence of the County Council, its employees, agents or subcontractors.I understand that participants are NOT insured by Derbyshire County Council against cancellation, personal injury, loss or damage that is not caused by negligence on the part of Derbyshire County Council or its employees, agents or subcontractors.I understand that personal accident, loss or damage and cancellation insurance must be arranged by myself.I consent that the personal data on this consent form will be kept by White Hall Centre for insurance purposes in line with the General Data Protection Regulations, White Hall’s Privacy Policy, Retention Schedule and the Limitations Act (1980) for 7 years. In the event of a ‘serious accident’ for 25 years from the birth date of the individual.I authorise the Centre Manager or their representative to consent to any medical treatment, which a medical practitioner deems necessary.I understand the Centre reserves the right to cancel any course, which is under subscribed. In the unlikely event of this occurring alternative arrangements will be offered or fees refunded.I understand that in the event of me having to cancel my place on this course the following criteria will apply:- Within 1 month of the course date - full payment will still be payable - Over 1 month of the course date - 25% will be payable. Please note that the Eventbrite Fee is non-refundable. Information Source: White Hall Outdoor Education Centre | eventbrite

Camp Brave is a super high energy, fun day of tumble, stunts, jumps, dance, games and activities! Suitable for any ability, ages 5-16. This session has Show & Tell, meaning you are able to come into the gym 10 minutes before the end of the session to see what they have been working on during the session. You will need to bring a packed lunch, we ask that this does not contain fizzy drink or nuts. Squash is allowed in lunch boxes as long as it is separate to the water bottle for the gym. We will open the door at the start time of the event and reopen 10 minutes before the end for you to come in and see what we have been working on. Please note, once you are checked into this session and come into the gym, there is no front of house open during this time for guests/parents to wait. We ask that you bring water in a named bottle, all jewellery is removed or taped up, hair is out of the face in a style that will last the duration of the session, you wear comfortable, sporting clothes along with bare feet or cheer shoes. Brave apparel can be bought from our on site pro shop, but neither the apparel or cheer shoes are compulsory. Our 'Cheer Shoe Recommendation' document can be found on the homepage of our website. We recommend outdoor shoes that can be slipped on and off rather than lace up shoes to avoid congestion. Please ensure ALL items brought to Brave are clearly named, any lost property that is not named is disposed of at the end of each night. Due to the positive and relaxed culture at Brave, we implement a closed session policy. We find this helps participants to feel at ease and confident to step outside their comfort zone to progress. If you require any feedback on your child's progress or have any questions please speak to the person on the front desk. Please use the parking bays provided to the side and back of the premises, depending on the time of day there may also be roadside parking. Please avoid parking in the neighbouring businesses spaces whilst they are open. Information Source: Brave Allstars | eventbrite

As this link includes multiple workshops, please make a note of which time your event is. This can be found in the description below and also on your ticket conformation. Eventbrite will automatically add this event to your calendar as 11-3, as the first session starts at 11 and the final session ends at 3. Please ensure you only arrive to the session(s) you have booked. You are able to book onto both a morning & afternoon workshop, and athletes can stay at the gym for a 30 minute lunch break in between the sessions. If your athlete is booked onto an 11am-12:30pm & 1pm-3pm workshop, you will need to bring a packed lunch, we ask that this does not contain fizzy drink or nuts. Squash is allowed in lunch boxes as long as it is separate to the water bottle for the gym. SHEET WORKSHOP 11:00am-12:30pm: This session is a chance for Brave members to get extra time on their sheet work. Open to all sheet levels, ages 5-16. No Show and Tell. STUNT & TUMBLE WORKSHOP 1:00pm-3:00pm: This session is suitable for athletes aged 5-16 looking to improve their stunts and tumbles. This session is open to new and current Brave members. Show and Tell at the end of the session, which means you are able to come in 10 minutes before the session ends to see what they have been working on. OPEN GYM 1:00pm-3:00pm: This is an unstructured, uncoached gym time for athletes to work independently on thei skills. This session is not suitable for beginners. No show & tell. We will open the door at the start time of the event. Please note, once you are checked into this session and come into the gym, there is no front of house open during this time for guests/parents to wait. We ask that you bring water in a named bottle, all jewellery is removed or taped up, hair is out of the face in a style that will last the duration of the session, you wear comfortable, sporting clothes along with bare feet or cheer shoes. Brave apparel can be bought from our on site pro shop, but neither the apparel or cheer shoes are compulsory. Our 'Cheer Shoe Recommendation' document can be found on the homepage of our website. We recommend outdoor shoes that can be slipped on and off rather than lace up shoes to avoid congestion. Please ensure ALL items brought to Brave are clearly named, any lost property that is not named is disposed of at the end of each night. Due to the positive and relaxed culture at Brave, we implement a closed session policy. We find this helps participants to feel at ease and confident to step outside their comfort zone to progress. If you require any feedback on your child's progress or have any questions please speak to the person on the front desk. Please use the parking bays provided to the side and back of the premises, depending on the time of day there may also be roadside parking. Please avoid parking in the neighbouring businesses spaces whilst they are open. Information Source: Brave Allstars | eventbrite

Welcome to the NR Connected Business Breakfast Networking Event happening on Tuesday, 2nd Sept 2025 at The Norwich Theatre Royal . Start your day with a delicious breakfast while making valuable connections with fellow business professionals. This in-person event is a great opportunity to expand your network and grow your business. Don't miss out on this chance to kickstart your day with meaningful conversations and collaborations. See you there! Speaker: Chris Spinks - Managing Director - Westcotec Second Speaker: Gail Shemming - Key Account Manager - Spider Information Source: Out of Office Events Ltd | eventbrite

Glare is an alternative rock/shoegaze four-piece from the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas. Since their debut in 2017, the band has wasted no time making a name for themselves at home and abroad with shimmering singles like “Blank” and “Void in Blue”. With the release of their Heavenly EP (the band’s biggest project to date, and second on Sunday Drive Records), Glare find themselves weaving richer soundscapes than ever before, resulting in their heaviest (“Floating”) and dreamiest (“Soft”) compositions to date, evoking glimmers of bands like Slowdive, Cocteau Twins, and Drop Nineteens. Information Source: Pizza Club | eventbrite

Voodoos Jazz Club nights are back! But with a fresh new face and house band. A night of new-wave jazz, soul, groove and wild improvisation Featuring our Voodoos house band and some very special guests. DJ Dan Grooves will also be spinning some jazzy, soulful picks throughout the night Book early and benefit from the cheaper advance price - these events are always busy Seating and standing available Information Source: Pizza Club | eventbrite

We are delighted to welcome Elodie Harper to our store to hear all about her latest release Boudicca's Daughter ! Boudicca. Infamous warrior, queen of the British Iceni tribe and mastermind of one of history’s greatest revolts. Her defeat spelled ruin for her people, yet still her name is enough to strike fear into Roman hearts. But what of the woman who grew up in her shadow? The woman who has her mother’s looks and cunning but a spirit all of her own? The woman whose desperate bid for survival will take her from Britain’s sacred marshlands to the glittering façades of Nero’s Roman Empire. Born to a legend. Forced to fight. Determined to succeed. Meet Solina. Boudicca’s Daughter. Elodie will be in conversation with Duncan Mackay, author of Echolands: A Journey In Search of Boudica Information Source: Waterstones | eventbrite

FROGLORD; Since the dawn of time, Mystics have foretold the coming of the Froglord An ancient amphibian with death ray vision and ectoplasm slime… Behold, the mighty FROGLORD has returned to Norwich!!! Hailing from Bristol the Froglord is awakened every 10,000 years to restore natures balance and reek vengeance on those seeking to destroy it! Amphibious riffs and grooves of swamp sludge await you, not to be missed... a sludge/doom metal band originating from Bristol, UK, centered around a concept story about an ancient frog deity and its environmental impact. The band is a project of "Sage" (who wears a frog mask) and is also known as Froglord, with other musicians joining him in live performances. The music and narrative explore themes of environmental destruction and the consequences of human actions, with Froglord acting as a guardian of the natural world. COMMONER; COMMONER are a 3-piece Doom, Psych, crust, D-Beat band of Angry Peasants that bow to no god, lord or gentry, hailing from Norwich/London, UK. The band formed in 2021 and their unique brand of heavinesst fuses Heavy Doom grooves, Psych riffs and ambient soundscapes with hard hitting anger risen from spirits of the downtrodden, bursts of crushing D-beat grooves add to the doomy soundscapes, a fitting support to the Froglord. YUFO; Staggering through mirror-lined corridors of the mind, riff-laden frenetic psych rock four piece Yufo howl into the black void of the cosmos only to find the cosmos howling back. Expect searing riffs and screaming sermons ballasted by doom infused grooves. Information Source: Pizza Club | eventbrite

Join us for a delightful Crafternoon Tea in Benji's Café, Jarrolds! Treat yourself to an afternoon of creativity and relaxation with Meg from Floragami, who will guide you through a fun and rewarding workshop where you’ll make your very own potted paper poppies. As you craft, indulge in delicious Jarrolds scone and freshly brewed pot of tea, creating the perfect balance of crafting and socialising! It’s the ideal way to unwind and explore your creative side in a cozy, welcoming setting. Don’t miss out on this charming event, numbers limited. Price includes all materials, a pot and cream tea Information Source: Jarrolds | eventbrite

Looking for a safe, happy space for your child to learn, play, and grow? Our weekly term-time sessions offer a variety of exciting activities designed to support your child’s development, including: Physical activities to build strength and coordination Sensory relaxation for calm and focus Messy play to spark creativity In our welcoming environment, children can flourish physically, socially, emotionally, and intellectually . We encourage positive behavior, respect, and friendship , creating a space where everyone feels included. ✨ Buzz in for relaxed play, gentle activities, and the chance to connect with other families. Come as you are, have fun, and make new friends! ✨ Information Source: The Hamlet Charity | eventbrite

From the maker of Succession and White Lotus, Money™ brings you yet another little white b*tch you will love to hate: Olga Koch. The star of Live At The Apollo, Mock The Week and QI finally addresses the elephant in the room. NOMINEE: Most Outstanding Show, Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2025 Directed by Jet Vevers “a winning combination” ★★★★★ The Telegraph "Koch is finer than she's ever been... a show that is knotty but uniquely exposing" ★★★★ The Guardian "Checking one's privilege was seldom so comprehensively undertaken... and very entertaining, too." ★★★★ The Observer "Koch has a daring, upfront and incisive wit that money simply can't buy" ★★★★ The Scotsman "extremely likeable and entertaining... a show rich in comedy" ★★★★ The Standard "It's pacy and fun and gag-packed... an energetic and commanding presence" ★★★★ Chortle Information Source: Pizza Club | eventbrite

A fun, safe space for little ones to explore—no matter how they move!” Our weekly term-time sessions are designed for children who are not yet walking or have limited mobility. In a safe, welcoming space, children with SEND can explore, learn, and play at their own pace. Activities are adapted to every child’s abilities, including gentle supported movement, sensory play, relaxation, and creative messy fun. We help children build confidence, communication skills, and social connections, while promoting kindness, respect, and positive behavior. Join us to support your child’s development and enjoy a space where all abilities are celebrated. Information Source: The Hamlet Charity | eventbrite

It’s new term time! Pack up your books, press your uniform, straighten your tie and make sure you arrive before the bell rings for our School Dinners Edition of The Pudding Parade! Take a trip down memory lane with our roll call of classic old school puddings, from Gypsy Tart to Old-School Sprinkle Cake with pink custard, Cornflake jam tart to retro Arctic roll, raspberry and coconut sponge to deep-fried jam sandwiches and chocolate ‘cement’, this is homework you won’t want to miss. We will be giving puddings the pomp and ceremony they deserve as they are paraded in front of you before being brought straight to your table! Every month, we create a line-up of fabulous themed food served on communal tables in our gorgeous Music Room where you share a feast and a good time while we bring out dish after dish of food. Please note that guests will be seated on communal tables. Join us at 7pm for 7.30pm, £38pp, call us to avoid the booking fee on 01603 626402. Unfortunately we are unable to adapt the Pudding Parade menus for gluten-free, vegan or dairy-free diners due to cross-contamination. Menu: Minestrone with Alphabet Spaghetti V *** Slow-cooked Lamb Shoulder Cottage Pie Three Cheese and Potato Pie V Baked Tomatoes Peas and Glazed Carrots *** The Pudding Parade – eat as much as you like – the only rule; a clean bowl before you return! Gypsy Tart Cornflake Jam Tart Sticky Ginger Sponge Raspberry and Coconut Sponge Sprinkle Cake with Pink Custard Deep-Fried Jam Sandwich Mincemeat Slice Arctic Roll Lashings of custard and pouring cream *** Coffee and Chocolate ‘Cement’ Our kitchen is a place where nuts and ingredients linked to allergens and auto-immune diseases are present and airborne at all times . We cannot guarantee there is no cross-contamination, as there will always be an airborne cross-contamination issue when food is prepared in and served from an area where these ingredients are used daily. Please note Vegetarian / vegan / GF adaptations always available, other than The Pudding Club Events There may be dish adaptations to suit the dietary requirements. All desserts on all menus are suitable for the vegetarian diet. Pic courtesy of our friends at Maldon Sea Salt Please note, as of January 1 2025 there is no longer a Norfolk Passport discount offered on any events at The Assembly House. Information Source: The Assembly House | eventbrite

Step into the intrigue of wartime Norfolk with Dreamstone Productions at The Assembly House. Join us for an evening of deception, suspense, and immersive theatre, paired with a decadent three-course dinner in Norwich’s most stunning setting. Set against the backdrop of 1941, tensions rise as Winston Churchill’s morale-boosting UK tour arrives in Norwich. But as the evening unfolds, dark secrets emerge, and the blackout hides more than just shadows. Who can you trust? Who has the most to hide? And when the lights go out during the blackout, will the truth come to light—or will murder prevail? Your evening includes: A reception drink and canapés to welcome you in style A three-course dinner A thrilling, immersive murder mystery performance by Dreamstone Productions Seating at communal tables of up to 10 guests – the perfect setting for uncovering clues! 1940s dress is encouraged but not required Arrive at 7:00pm for cocktails and canapés, dinner service begins at 7:30pm, the dramatic finale takes place at 9:30pm Tickets: £67.50 per person, call 01603 626402 to avoid the booking fee and to discuss dietary requirements. As of January 1, 2025, Norfolk Passport discounts are no longer available for events at The Assembly House. Upcoming Dates for Dreamstone Murder Mystery Dinners: June 27, 2025: Murder on the Menu September 13, 2025: Murder in the Blackout November 21, 2025: A 1950s Hollywood Murder Canapés and Cocktails on Arrival: French 75: The drink is named after the French 75 mm field gun, which was used during World War I. The gun was known for its accuracy, speed, and rapid firing rate. The drink's kick was said to be similar to being shelled by the gun (ours is gentler!) Mini fish cakes with dill mayonnaise Cheddar and pickle tartlets Starter: Ham Hock Terrine with Piccalilli, Pickled Vegetables, and Toasted Brioche (GFa, DFa) Lord Woolton’s Vegetable Soup with Barley, Onions and Root Vegetables, served with granary bread (V, VGa, DFa) Mains: Norfolk Pork Belly with Bramley Apple Purée, Cider Gravy, herby potatoes, seasobal greens (GFa, DFa) Leek and Cheese Pithivier with a Creamy Thyme Sauce, herby potatoes, seasonal greens (V, VGa) Dessert: Treacle Tart with Clotted Cream V, DFa) Apple and Blackberry Eton Mess with Homemade Meringue and Whipped Cream (V, VGa GFa) Coffee and fudge Information Source: The Assembly House | eventbrite

Rory Clements will be sharing various insignts into the creation of his fantastic new novel Evil in High Places. The closer you get, The further you have to fall. Munich, 1936. All eyes are on the Bavarian capital for the upcoming Olympic games. As athletes fight for gold and the Nazis fight for power, Detective Sebastian Wolff faces a battle of his own. A famous actress has disappeared and Wolff has been ordered to find her, fast. But Elena Lang is no ordinary film-star: she is the mistress of Joseph Goebbels - Hitler's right-hand-man in the party that Wolff despises. But corruption runs deep in Munich and Elena is just the first to go missing. In a search that will take him from high society to the city's darkest corners, Wolff is about to learn just how easily the hunter becomes the hunted: this is a city on the brink of war, and some enemies are better left alone. Walking the tightrope between justice and jeopardy, Evil in High Places is the gripping new historical thriller from the million-copy-bestseller, Rory Clements.There will be an in conversation, followed by a Q&A and a book signing. Information Source: Waterstones | eventbrite

Former RAF nurse Hilary Horton discusses how we can optimise work potential and maintain health, contentment, balance and elevation in our lives. Hilary will share her tips for keeping employees motivated and will discuss how managers and employers can overcome challenges. Hilary is a former front-line nurse in intensive care, prison and military hospitals, including serving in the Royal Air Force as Commander of a military field hospital. Hilary has worked in Occupational Health for over 10 years as a specialist in ‘Health at Work’. Hilary is now an accomplished public speaker and has written on health matters, a published author of articles both popular and academic, sharing her experience on how we can optimise work potential and maintain health, contentment, balance and elevation in our lives. It’s not ‘work/life’ balance, it’s all ‘living’! Book your spot now for an enlightening and empowering morning of knowledge and networking. When: Wednesday 17 September, 7:15am registration – 10:15am close Where: Royal Norwich Information Source: Larking Gowen | eventbrite

This one-day practical workshop is aimed at all Headteachers and senior leaders within Voluntary Aided, Voluntary Controlled, Foundation church schools and academies. The course comprises: • A whole day focusing on the new SIAMS Framework for 2023 • Exploration of the philosophy and thinking behind the framework • Networking to explore how to gather evidence for the six Inspection Questions • Time to work on your summary SEF for SIAMS with advice from an experienced inspector • Latest feedback about inspections and emerging trends All headteachers are encouraged to attend if they have an inspection due in the next 12 to 18 months. Light lunch provided. Audience: All Headteachers and senior leaders of Voluntary Aided, Voluntary Controlled, Foundation church schools and academies Information Source: Diocese of Norwich - Schools & Academies | eventbrite

Its the time of the year you have been waiting for, SNOW FAIRY IS RETURNING ! We are hosting an out of hours exclusive lock in to celebrate our magical Snow Fairy & stunning Christmas range on Friday 19th September between 6.00pm to 7.30pm . We have exciting activites, as well as doing lots of lovely Snow Fairy demo's, making an exclusive product that you will get to take home with you and much, much more! All attendee's will receive an exclusive Snow Fairy goodybag! If you love Snow Fairy - lets face it, who doesn't - this is the perfect event for you! Grab your ticket for the event of the year, mark your calendars and get ready for a sparkling evening with us! Information Source: Lush Retail Ltd | eventbrite

Fellow Norwich music lovers, we're thrilled to bring something truly special to our beautiful city this autumn—a magical evening of Indian classical ragas at our beloved Assembly House on September 19th. As part of this year's Kala Festival, we've arranged an intimate double bill that shows how traditional Indian music can speak to us all, regardless of cultural background: Norwich has rarely heard anything like pianist Deepak Shah's imaginative takes on ancient Indian ragas. His delicate piano work, paired with Saleel Tambe's hypnotic tabla rhythms, creates a heartfelt bridge between East and West. If you've ever enjoyed the piano performances at our local venues, prepare for something that will expand your musical horizons. After the break, we welcome the extraordinary Pundit Debasis Chakroborty, whose Indian slide guitar produces hauntingly beautiful sounds that seem to float through the historic rooms of The Assembly House. With him, we have Ustad Akram Khan on Tabla, 7th Generation exponent of the Ajrara Gharana, considered to be one of the six main traditional schools of tabla in India This isn't just a concert—it's a chance for our community to experience something unique in our city centre. Bring friends, make an evening of it, and add another memorable night to our rich local culture. Doors open at 6:00, and music starts at 6:30. Between sets, there will be time to chat with fellow music lovers over refreshments. See you there, Norwich! ^^ A video from the archive (Kala Festival 2023) Information Source: KalaSudha | eventbrite

THE BIG INDIE TRIBUTE FEST IS HERE! The biggest indie tribute fest is set to take the roof off of Norwich! Brace yourself for 4 hours of tribute bangers from your favourite indie legends with our LIVE BAND, DJs & performers! Belt your heart out to seventeen going under, pull up them knee socks and come out of that cage - as we take you on an indie journey you'll never forget at this not-to-be missed live music experience! EXPECT TO HEAR MUSIC FROM THE LIKES OF: ARCTIC MONKEYS SAM FENDER THE KILLERS THE 1975 KASABIAN & MANY MORE! A NIGHT OF HUGE INDIE ROCK ANTHEMS! This event is 18+ - Please note this is a standing event! Information Source: The BIG Indie Fest | eventbrite

Experience Esoterica’s ethereal metal like never before in an intense, intimate setting. Expect a powerful, immersive live show featuring songs from their highly anticipated new album, alongside fan-favourite tracks. Information Source: Pizza Club | eventbrite

Join us for our inaugural CNS Alumni Garden Party and Family Day, in conjunction with Heritage Day on Saturday 20th September between 12 and 3pm. Bring your family and friends and enjoy an afternoon catching up with former staff and pupils of CNS. View our extensive archive display and take a student guided tour around the school at our Heritage Day event. Places for the garden party are limited and you will need to book tickets. Each ticket provides entry to the garden party, a welcome drink, live entertainment and a buffet. This event is free to attend. However, we kindly invite you to consider adding a £5 donation per person when booking, to help cover event costs and support future alumni gatherings. Thank you for your generosity. Tickets are not required for the Heritage Day event. Information Source: City of Norwich School | eventbrite

African Beauty Summit and Awards (ABSA Awards) Venue: The Assembly House Date: September 21, 2025 at 4:00 PM (Europe/London) Celebrate the beauty and excellence of African culture at the ABSA Awards! Join us at The Assembly House for an unforgettable evening filled with glamour, inspiration, and recognition of outstanding achievements in the beauty industry. Don't miss out on this opportunity to honor the diversity and creativity of African beauty. Africa Beauty Summit & Awards is a transformative event that explores the "Paradigm Shift" taking place within the African beauty, lifestyle and wellness industry. It will project the innovative changes and cultural shifts that are reshaping the global beauty and lifestyle landscape, driven by Africa's diverse and dynamic beauty sector. This gathering will unites industry leaders, creatives, entrepreneurs, and enthusiasts to discuss the future of beauty, sustainability, and future trends. There will be an engaging Panel Discussions & Masterclasses, Exhibition, Networking Lounge for meaningful connections between professionals, brands, and investors. Africa Beauty Awards honoring excellence in beauty, innovation, and impact. This year’s theme, "Paradigm Shift", reflects the changing dynamics in the beauty industry, where African beauty is no longer a trend but a global force. From new technologies to eco-conscious movements, the summit will explore how Africa is leading a cultural and commercial shift in the beauty world. Africa Beauty Summit & Awards 2025 is the ultimate platform for professionals, innovators, and beauty enthusiasts who are ready to embrace the paradigm shift in the beauty industry. This is an unmissable opportunity to connect, learn, and celebrate the rise of African beauty on the world stage. Dress Code: Afrocentric | Red Carpet READY Tickets: Limited seating – secure your place at the summit today See you there! Information Source: African Beauty Summit | eventbrite

Norfolk Circle is a safe, inclusive group for women to support one another and create deep, meaningful friendships. Welcome to Arts & Crafts in the Playroom ! Join us at The Playhouse - Playroom for a fun-filled evening of creativity and crafts. Please bring your own projects to work on and your own supplies. A limited amount of communal supplies will be provided. Information Source: Norfolk Circle | eventbrite

Celebrating the 2025 Norfolk Women's Marketing Awards. Details will be released soon. In the meantime, save the date. Information Source: Norfolk Women's Marketing Network | eventbrite

THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS! THIS IS CONTAGIOUS! Liam Noble, AKA Big Mad Andy has stocked up on Breakfast Room Green and is ready to bring you the ultimate quiz on one of Britain’s favourite sitcoms, Peep Show! Famed for his emotionally unstable yet lovable painter/decorator, Big Mad Andy will delve deep into this cult classic, testing your knowledge of all things Peep Show! Expect insane prizes, MAD trivia, a f*ck plasma screen and yards of ale! Maximum 6 players to a team - Please buy tickets for your team in the same transaction Doors: 7 pm Quiz: 8 pm Curfew: 11pm Information Source: Dobby Club | eventbrite

This Autumn you're invited to join us for a cosy evening within the Victorian glasshouse at Carrow House as we celebrate the seasonal festival of Mabon (Autumn Equinox) with a creative ritual to welcome in Autumn. This two hour session will include a creative nature activity, grounding techniques, seasonal reflections, homemade seasonal treats and hot drinks, see details below: Using foraged foliage and berries from local hedgerows along with aromatic herbs and ethereal grasses, make a wild moon wreath and enjoy an evening of seasonal rituals to welcome in the cosy season. Connect with the changing of the seasons as we create natural moon decorations as a way to reflect and give thanks for the fruits of Summer's growth, slowing the pace as we reach a time of balance between dark and light and prepare for the Winter months ahead of us. This experince is open to any skill level as we will guide you through the creation of your wild and wonderful moon wreath. Creativity and playfullness is at the heart of all we do and we encourage experimentation through your approach to creating the shape of your moon and your choice of materials (we love seeing everyone's personalities emerging from their creations). This is about finding flow, not perfection and the chance to connect with nature in the company of like-minded souls. If you’ve been craving rhythm, creativity, and a deeper connection with nature, yourself and other wild souls, we’d love to rewild with you! * Please Note - Early bird tickets are available for a limited time, see ticket page for options * Information Source: Rewilding Studio | eventbrite

Hailing from the North West of England, Xentrix was formed in 1985 by guitar player Chris Astley. After numerous changes to the line up they signed with Roadrunner records and entered the studio to record their first album 'Shattered Existence' with producer John Cuniberti (Vio-lence, Forbidden, Joe Satriani). The nineties saw them play with bands such as Testament, Sacred Reich and pagan thrashers Sabbat. The legendary Tommy Vance of the BBC Radio 1’s Friday Rock Show brought them down to Maida Vale studios to record a session for the show where they performed a thrash version of the 'Ghostbusters' theme tune, which was already a favourite with stage divers at their live shows. Xentrix went on to tour Europe with Canadian label mates Annihilator, open for Brazilian thrash giants Sepultura and tour Germany with Alco-Metal outfit Tankard. 2022 saw the band release their seventh studio recording “Seven Words” Mixed and mastered by Andy Sneap and artwork by Dan Goldsworthy. Information Source: Pizza Club | eventbrite

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Come join us for the NNUH Annual Research Showcase at the Quadram Institute (rooms UG55A/B/C) The event will showcase a sample of the breadth of research taking place in the area, from a variety of specialities. It will include talks from the Medical Research Council on AI in Research, and Health Innovation East on implementation of research. As well as updates from the UEA Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Director of the Quadram Institute and the NNUH Medical Director. Due to the limited number of seats available in the QIB, this event will also be streamed to the Benjamin Gooch Lecture Theatre at NNUH. If you are only able to attend part of the event, we would encourage you to watch from the Benjamin Gooch Lecture Theatre. Alternatively, this event can also be watched on MS Teams: Meeting ID - 392 501 007 897 7 - Passcode - fS2zU9e2, please ensure microphones remain muted throughout the event. Please note, you will only need to book tickets if you are attending the event in the QIB, if you are planning to watch the showcase from the Benjamin Gooch or via MS Teams, then you will not need to book a ticket. Refreshments : Tea, Coffee and light refreshment will be provided in the QIB only. GF and Vegan options will be available. If you have any further questions or allergies that the catering team need to be made aware of, please contact research.grants@nnuh.nhs.uk Getting here: At the Quadram Institute there is a small, pay and display car park ( https://quadram.ac.uk/about/how-to-find-us/ ), additionally there is a large, multi-storey car park within a 5 minute walk of the QIB ( https://www.nrpcarpark.co.uk/ ) finally, the First Bus route 510 Park and Ride from Costessey comes to the research park and only costs £1 for a return (free for NHS staff) ( https://www.nnuh.nhs.uk/patients-visitors/contacting-and-finding-us/finding-the-nnuh/transport-to-the-nn-park-and-ride-costessey-service-10/ ). Information Source: Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust | eventbrite