The stunning roundel reliefs on the doors of @norwichCC Norwich City Hall feature in our latest blog post

Norwich Works : Work in Norwich
ow.ly/kI9S50Rvzvz

With thanks to Alan Waters, Chair of @writerscentre National Centre for Writing

🔊 Travel Update: We're pleased to announce that work on the final phase of improvements to Heartsease Fiveways roundabout in Norwich is finished, with all roads in the area now reopened.

Find more information here: orlo.uk/Heartsease_5ly…

Quiet Hour, one hour before opening.

Sunday 5th May, 12 - 1

We’ll dim the lights and reduce video and audio where we can.

There’ll also be a comfy quiet space in case you need a few minutes out.

#QuietSpace #neurodivergent #autism

🎩Got your hat? Family Saturday at Norwich Castle takes place on the fourth Saturday of each month. This Saturday we're exploring Timeless Fashion: History, Craft & Sustainability. This photograph was taken in 1935 and shows the Fishers heading home after a day at the Castle.

Early Spring Bank Holiday is just around the corner...and at Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse it's Blossom Day...

Open 10 - 5 with all activities included with a

🎟️ Norfolk Museums Pass 🌞

norfolk-museums.arttickets.org.uk/gressenhall-fa…

🌧️Weekend plans? 🎫 With a Norfolk Museums Pass, you can bring your family to exhibitions as often as you like and learn about the world together 🌍

Here a child watches Johanna Billing's 2009 film 'I'm Lost Without Your Rhythm', on show in special exhibition 'holding space'.

We have some wonderful Family Day activities at Norwich Castle on Saturday 27 April.

Starting at 10am, join us for hands on activities around fashion history, materials & sustainable futures.

So excited to work with We Wear The Trousers & Norwich Castle on this event!

Today we have been busy supporting a local writer work on an exciting, upcoming project for @norwichcastle.
We LOVE sharing the history of the city and seeing it's stories brought to life.
Watch this space for more details!

😊So delighted to benefit from the relationship built up with the Costume and Textile Association over the last 35 years.

Thank you to C&TA Norwich and all your members, we appreciate you and the amazing work you support! 🧵🪡 🩷 🩵

ctacostume.org.uk

🧵 This beautiful Norwich Shawl was presented to Ruth Battersby of Norfolk Museums yesterday, marking the 35th anniversary of @ctanorwich. It is on display at the Norfolk Makers' Festival The Forum Norwich until 21 April. A massive thank you to @ctanorwich for their support.

📣FREE talk this Thursday 18 April, 1-2pm in The Auditorium at The Forum

Tales from the Castle Keep: Dr Agata Gomolka will explore the rich material world of Romanesque art. See textiles on show and meet the people who stitched them!

ow.ly/jBYG50RgoRm

#MedievalMonday

🌞Last week at Norwich Castle (with far better weather than today) we were delighted to welcome the National Lottery Heritage Fund onto site.

Thank you The National Lottery Heritage Fund & #thankstoyou players of the National Lottery

#RoyalPalaceReborn

😎Early Years Saturday is today! (second Saturday of the month)

Activities and ideas especially designed for our younger visitors, there will always be lots to look at, listen to, hold and investigate!

Suitable for children aged 0 - 4 and their families

Matt or gloss?

If this doesn't inspire you to visit 'Norwich Works: The Industrial Photography of Walter and Rita Nurnberg' before it closes on Sunday 14 April, then surely nothing will.

This is a @kodak Rotary Glazing Machine of the type Rita Nurnberg would have used.

Tomorrow, Friday 12 April, head to Gressenhall for Earth Day-inspired activities and celebrations 🌎

🙌 Sensory Sunday was a huge success, thank you for your support! Thank you to Norfolk SENDIASS - norfolksendiass.org.uk for joining us.

If you visited Sensory Sunday, please send any feedback to [email protected] or post a comment below. Thank you!

#NorfolkMuseums

Final days! 'Norwich Works: The Industrial Photography of Walter and Rita Nurnberg' closes this Sunday 14 April.
Last month we were delighted to show members of the Nurnberg family - and former Nurnberg student and photographer Bill Smith - around the exhibition.