Latest Events in Norwich(November Updated)

Green Gathering | Norfolk Green Care Network Join us at the Norwich Quaker Meeting House for this year's Green Gathering, hosted by the Norfolk Green Care Network. This event is a fantastic opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals who share a passion for green care, and learn more about the people and projects at work in Norfolk in beyond. Arrive from 10.30 for tea, coffee, and conversation , before we kick off at 11. Lunch is included in the price of your ticket. The day will include live music from Norwich musicians Adam Clark and Nic Zuppardi, who'll be performing tunes from their recent project Lutestring: a suite of folk tunes inspired by British moths. Learn more here . Information Source: Norfolk Green Care Network | eventbrite

This session is suitable for athletes aged 5-16 of any tumble ability. This session is open to new and current Brave members. The tumble workshop is for those looking to progress and improve their tumbling! This session has Show & Tell, meaning you are able to come in 10 minutes before the session ends to see what they have been working on during the session. We will open the door at the start time of the event and let you in 10 minutes before the end for you to see what they 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

Get your hands messy and your creativity flowing at this relaxed, silly pottery workshop! In this beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll hand-build and decorate your own quirky trinket dishes. You’ll craft small clay pieces, play with coloured slips, experiment with stamps, and embrace the beauty of imperfection — because wobbly edges and smudged letters are part of the charm. Whether you’re channeling your inner Friends fan with “I’ll be there for you,” or unleashing your pirate side with “Why is the rum gone?” — you’ll leave with handmade treasures that are totally unique and totally you. ✨ What’s included: All clay and materials provided for 1 dish (£4 each for extra dishes) Guided handbuilding and decorating session with Andrea Firing and glazing, ready to collect once complete A relaxed, friendly atmosphere — with plenty of tea and silliness! Perfect for Beginners Information Source: Mud Hub CIC | eventbrite

Unearth Norwich's medieval past on this tour with Blue Badge and City of Norwich guides. Meet at the 15th century Erpingham Gate in Tombland, Norwich's original Market Place. Hear stories of the great Norman Cathedral, before heading past the ancient Maids Head Hotel and walking up Elm Hill. Discover why Norwich has more medieval churches than any other city in northern Europe, see the largest surviving Friary complex in the country and hear about the local impact of The Peasant's Revolt, before arriving in the Market Place, which has been at the heart of Norwich's shopping scene since the 1070s. Close by are the 15th century Guildhall and the vast St Peter Mancroft Church. End the tour viewing Norwich Castle from above the Market Place. Medieval Norwich tour is run in association with the Association of City of Norwich Tourist Guides. Norwich Castle photograph courtesy of VisitNorwich Information Source: Paul Dickson | eventbrite

Designed to bring together small church youth groups, this weekend is perfect for those in school years 7 to 13. The weekend will include fun, food, friendship, adventurous activities, interactive seminars and creative worship. Groups accompanied by a youth leader are encouraged and individuals are welcome. For individual young people booking without a leader, please make contact with the Children, Youth & Families office on 01603 882354 before booking. Final booking midnight, Sunday 2nd November 2025! Information Source: Diocese of Norwich - Children, Youth & Families | eventbrite

Ind Day 1 - Get into Film with The Mark Milsome Foundation This special session shines a spotlight on the Mark Milsome Foundation and its role in nurturing emerging talent behind the camera. Producer Zara Trott and DIT Jake Bentley (recent grant recipients) will present 1–2 short works and share their experiences breaking into the film industry. They’ll discuss the challenges faced after graduation and the strategies that helped them gain a foothold. The Mark Milsome Foundation was created in memory of camera operator Mark Milsome , who tragically died during a stunt shoot in 2017. The charity promotes safer working practices on film sets, offers training, and supports new filmmakers through grants, mentorship, and access to industry pathways. Information Source: Norwich Film Festival | eventbrite

Jules Maxwell returns to the Octagon Chapel for a special Autumn Festival commissioned concert. Jules will perform songs from his album Songs From The Cultural Backwater and instrumentals from his two ambient albums Nocturnes and Cycles, aswell as new songs specially composed for this concert. He will be joined by special guests including his friend and guitarist Stephen Jones who has worked with Brian Eno, Air and Bryan Ferry. Jules Maxwell live in Berlin February 2025 Jules Maxwell The Dark Side of Love Jules Maxwell live in Budapest February 2025 Jules Maxwell Deeper Sleeper (from the album Cycles) Information Source: Jules Maxwell | eventbrite

Walk between the past and present on a sensory City adventure. Meet at St Peter's Church (Hungate Medieval Art) on Princes Street, to explore a pop-up exhibition and digital interactions that introduce you to the world of the Pastons. Then talk and walk with John Paston III and Margery Brews Paston (who wrote the earliest known Valentine's letter). Tales of passion, protest and plague come to life with interactive puzzles and challenges. The walk ends with quiet contemplation, with the Cathedral labyrinth. All ages welcome. There is an access audit on the Paston Footprints Norwich walk page , with pictorial overview (note, there are cobbled streets and this guided walk uses the short route): https://www.pastonfootprints.co.uk/norwichheritagewalk. There is the option to extend the walk as self-guided with the free audio drama and map on the web site. Professional actors, Norwich Cathedral, Hungate Medieval Art, Professor Holly Maples, a theatre specialist from the University of Essex, and medievalists from UEA's School of Literature are the partners hosting this free event. This event is part of Being Human Festival, the UK’s national festival of the humanities, taking place 6 - 15 November 2025. Led by the School of Advanced Study, University of London, with generous support from Research England, in partnership with the Arts and Humanities Research Council and the British Academy. For further information, please see beinghumanfestival.org. Information Source: UK Being Human Festival | eventbrite

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Family ravers! Following another amazing event at Epic Studios the original family rave returns for a ' space is the place ' family rave The godfather of rave Slipmatt will be playing (grown up) tunes to the family ravers. Expect House-rave-club classics. The event will also feature themed crafts, Snow machine, giant balloons, glitter cannons, bubble machine, club lighting (no strobes), giant mural. and the BFLF famous parachute dance. Theme - Space is the place - Fancy dress optional (but encouraged.) Family fun for the post-rave generation of parents. Helping parents be responsibly irresponsible since 2013. 'Best day of my life' - 6 year old BFLF attendee 'Makes me glad I had children' - BFLF regular For families with younger children (8s and under) though older siblings are welcome. DANCE, LAUGH, CRAFT AND GET DAFT - see you on the dance floor Norwich IMPORTANT Ts&Cs: Adults are not admitted unless accompanied by a child. Each event is stewarded and risk assessed in advance. Music is monitored and played at a safe level for younger ears. Parents must remain responsible for their children at all times. A max of 3 children per adult. A max of 4 adults per child (and such groups must be pre-approved by emailing infoeast@bigfishlittlefishevents.co.uk before buying tickets.) Information Source: Big Fish Little Fish East | eventbrite