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Noverre Cinema: Amélie
Amélie (15)
Wednesday 26 February, 7.30pm at The Assembly House
In partnership with Reel Connections, we’re reviving one of Norwich’s beloved and long-lost cinemas for two special screenings in the beautiful ballroom of The Assembly House.
Seating will be unreserved.
Tickets Pay What You Can £6/£8/£10
Doors and bar will open at 7pm. Event starts at 7.30pm including a short introduction from Reel Connections and a programme of archive film from the East Anglian Film Archive.
Amélie (15)
Director: Jean-Pierre Jeunet / Starring: Mathieu Kassovitz, Audrey Tautou / 2001 / 123mins
French with English subtitles
Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s quirky and charming romantic comedy The Fabulous Destiny of Amélie Poulain tells the story of Amélie (Audrey Tautou), a young waitress on a quest to spread joy that leads her to true love. Surrounded by a cast of fellow eccentrics, the film explores the curious lives of those around her whilst set against the backdrop of Paris. Bruno Delbonnel’s vivid cinematography presents the city with a heightened sense of colour, magic and romance. With an unforgettable score by composer Yann Tiersen.
Noverre Cinema: Donnie Darko
Donnie Darko (15)
Thursday 13 March, 7.30pm at The Assembly House
In partnership with The Assembly House Trust, we’re reviving one of Norwich’s beloved and long-lost cinemas for two special screenings in the beautiful ballroom of The Assembly House.
Seating will be unreserved
Tickets Pay What You Can £6/£8/£10
Doors and bar will open at 7pm. Event starts at 7.30pm including a short introduction from Reel Connections and a programme of archive film from the East Anglian Film Archive.
Donnie Darko (15)
Director: Richard Kelly / Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Jenna Malone, Drew Barrymore, Patrick Swayze / 2001 / 113mins
This 2001 cult classic follows Donnie Darko (Jake Gyllenhaal) as a troubled teenager in late 1980s America, who narrowly escapes a bizarre accident. He begins to experience unsettling visions of a mysterious figure in a rabbit costume, who guides Donnie through a series of events challenging his perceptions on time, reality and fate. Written and directed by Richard Kelly, the film was listed No. 2 in Empire‘s “50 Greatest Independent Films of All Time”.
Brook Street Band: Handel
Kitchen Conversations - a rich baroque diet to nourish mind and soul
Are you hungry? Join us in our imagined 'kitchen' to prepare and cook dinner for friends; there’ll be free-flowing food and wine* leading to deep conversations, mystery ingredients providing sustenance and spice, a rich baroque diet to nourish mind and soul. *NB You’ll have to imagine that bit!
The kitchen is the heart of the home. It was hidden away in Handel’s time but no less lacking in drama and passion, servants and cooks working hard to ensure a smooth-running household. Today’s kitchens are positioned centre-stage, shared spaces for preparation, eating and drinking. Convivial food, free-flowing wine ... some juicy gossip... perfect ingredients for an enticing, entertaining, thought-provoking evening.
Musical ingredients from: Telemann, Handel, JS Bach, CPE Bach, Rameau, Purcell, Errollyn Wallen.
Rachel Harris & Kathryn Parry - violins, Tatty Theo – cello, Carolyn Gibley – harpsichord, Simon Schatzberger – narrator
The Arts Society Wensum: Palmyra, Bride of the Desert
In this talk, lecturer Paul Roberts looks at one of the most beautiful cities of the ancient world, the fabled city of Palmyra, in the Syrian desert. Palmyra arose on a trade route that brought silk, spices and other luxuries across the desert from the east.
Her wealth and power are displayed in gorgeous monuments, while her people, wealthy, sophisticated and cosmopolitan, are preserved in their hauntingly beautiful funeral portraits. Palmyra became so powerful during the Roman empire that its warrior queen Zenobia challenged Rome itself.
We’ll see Palmyra’s meteoric rise and its dramatic fall, its rediscovery by English lords, its influence on art and architecture, and then its desecration by Isis. But we finish with the hope that beautiful Palmyra will rise again…
Dr Paul Roberts is Head of the Department of Antiquities at the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, Oxford University.
He studied Classics at the University of Cambridge, and Classical Archaeology at the Universities of Sheffield and Oxford. He then lived in Italy for several years, teaching and researching. He has travelled throughout the former lands of the Roman Empire, from Britain to Syria, and has excavated in Britain, Greece, Libya, Turkey and in particular Italy, where he is currently working on a Roman Villa in the Molise region of the Central Apennines. His research focuses on the daily life of ordinary people in the Greek and Roman worlds, and he has written books and articles on Greek and Roman daily life, Pompeii and Herculaneum, Sicily, Roman Emperors, mummy portraits, and Greek and Roman ceramics and glass. He is now writing a guide to the monuments and Emperors of ancient Rome.
All Arts Society Wensum members are welcome to attend this event without booking.
Arts Society Wensum normally holds nine monthly lectures (September-November; January- June) and a Christmas lecture. The lectures are held at the Assembly House in the centre of Norwich.
It also arranges Special Interest Days and day visits to places of interest. Each autumn it organises a 3-4 day visit to another UK destination.
The society has room for a few additional members. If you are interested please contact the Membership Secretary: taswensum.membership@gmail.com
A Quiet Landscape (exhibition)
A Quiet Landscape
Including paintings of East Anglia by: James Colman, Tor Falcon, Kate Giles, Tom Lamprell, Chloe Mandy, Alfred Munnings, Mary Newcomb, and Tessa Newcomb.
Exhibition open 13–17 February 2025
Opening evening 12 February 5-7pm (All welcome)
The Hobart Room & The Noverre Cabinets, The Assembly House, Norwich
Curated by Caroline Fisher and Henry Jackson Newcomb
A Free Tour of The Assembly House
We hope you are able to join us for a free tour of The Assembly House curated by guide Roxanne Matthews, funded by The Assembly House Trust. Tickets must be pre-booked.
Tickets are required to attend these limited space tours, these are allocated from a draw using the form below.
• Enter your details and select the dates of interest, you can apply for up to four tickets.
• Two weeks before the tour we draw 20 places and will contact those selected.
• Due to the number of people applying, we are unable to contact everyone who hasn't been selected.
Please note:
• Tours begin at 10am and are 1.5 hours long. Please meet Roxanne in the Grand Hall, which is the hall with our reception desk, she will take your name from the bookings list
• If this tour needs to be cancelled for any reason, you will be emailed on the address you book under. We cannot guarantee there will not be circumstances in which a tour may need to be cancelled if, for example, there are safety concerns or illness: please check your mail before travelling
• Tickets for this tour will NOT be rolled over to the next tour in the case of cancellation
• Access to the undercroft involves steep stairs and uneven flooring and is not suitable for anyone with any form of mobility problem: guests enter the undercroft at their own risk. Areas of the undercroft are dark and potentially slippery. Please do not go into the undercroft if you feel you will not be safe.
• Tours may not involve all rooms at the House if they are booked for private events
• Tours are not suitable for children under the age of 10.
A Quiet Landscape (exhibition)
A Quiet Landscape
Including paintings of East Anglia by: James Colman, Tor Falcon, Kate Giles, Tom Lamprell, Chloe Mandy, Alfred Munnings, Mary Newcomb, and Tessa Newcomb.
Exhibition open 13–17 February 2025
Opening evening 12 February 5-7pm (All welcome)
The Hobart Room & The Noverre Cabinets, The Assembly House, Norwich
Curated by Caroline Fisher and Henry Jackson Newcomb
A Quiet Landscape (exhibition)
A Quiet Landscape
Including paintings of East Anglia by: James Colman, Tor Falcon, Kate Giles, Tom Lamprell, Chloe Mandy, Alfred Munnings, Mary Newcomb, and Tessa Newcomb.
Exhibition open 13–17 February 2025
Opening evening 12 February 5-7pm (All welcome)
The Hobart Room & The Noverre Cabinets, The Assembly House, Norwich
Curated by Caroline Fisher and Henry Jackson Newcomb
A Quiet Landscape (exhibition)
A Quiet Landscape
Including paintings of East Anglia by: James Colman, Tor Falcon, Kate Giles, Tom Lamprell, Chloe Mandy, Alfred Munnings, Mary Newcomb, and Tessa Newcomb.
Exhibition open 13–17 February 2025
Opening evening 12 February 5-7pm (All welcome)
The Hobart Room & The Noverre Cabinets, The Assembly House, Norwich
Curated by Caroline Fisher and Henry Jackson Newcomb
BookHive event with Eimear McBride
Please join us on the evening of Thursday 13th February to celebrate the publication of multi-award-winning author (and great friend of the shop) Eimear McBride's brand new novel The City Changes Its Face.
‘Day. Another. London city and world. There before me as you were. I still see you as I saw you and long to be you, as I was you, all the way over again.’
1995. London. Outside the filthy window, the city rushes by. But up in the flat, there is only Eily and Stephen, nineteen and thirty-nine. The total obsession of new love.
Eighteen months later, a rainy Camden night. Eily and Stephen retrace the course of their two-year romance now their world is merging with the common place and ties from the past are intruding. Stephen has reconnected with his long-lost teenage daughter Grace. Eily thinks about the future and their flat feels different.
The city changes its face.
Intimate, experiential, and immersive, The City Changes Its Face explores a passionate love affair tested to its limits.
Eimear will be in conversation with Henry Layte of The Book Hive — who, as some of you may know, discovered and published Eimear's first book, A Girl Is A Half-formed Thing.
Eimear McBride's first novel A Girl is a Half-formed Thing took nine years to find a publisher and subsequently received a number of awards, including the Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction, Kerry Group Irish Novel of the Year, and the Goldsmiths Prize. Her second novel The Lesser Bohemians won the 2017 James Tait Memorial Prize, and was shortlisted for the Goldsmiths Prize and the International Dublin Literary Award. In 2017 she was awarded the inaugural Creative Fellowship of the Beckett Research Centre, University of Reading. In a 2018 Times Literary Supplement poll of 200 critics, academics and fiction writers, McBride was named one of the ten best British and Irish novelists writing today.
This event is made possible by the generosity of the Assembly House Trust.
The City Changes Its Face: Eimear McBride in conversation
Thursday 13th February
The Noverre Ballroom
The Assembly House, Theatre Street, Norwich
6:30pm for a 7:00pm start
£5
A Quiet Landscape (exhibition)
A Quiet Landscape
Including paintings of East Anglia by: James Colman, Tor Falcon, Kate Giles, Tom Lamprell, Chloe Mandy, Alfred Munnings, Mary Newcomb, and Tessa Newcomb.
Exhibition open 13–17 February 2025
Opening evening 12 February 5-7pm (All welcome)
The Hobart Room & The Noverre Cabinets, The Assembly House, Norwich
Curated by Caroline Fisher and Henry Jackson Newcomb
A Free Tour of The Assembly House
We hope you are able to join us for a free tour of The Assembly House curated by guide Roxanne Matthews, funded by The Assembly House Trust. Tickets must be pre-booked.
Tickets are required to attend these limited space tours, these are allocated from a draw using the form below.
• Enter your details and select the dates of interest, you can apply for up to four tickets.
• Two weeks before the tour we draw 20 places and will contact those selected.
• Due to the number of people applying, we are unable to contact everyone who hasn't been selected.
Please note:
• Tours begin at 10am and are 1.5 hours long. Please meet Roxanne in the Grand Hall, which is the hall with our reception desk, she will take your name from the bookings list
• If this tour needs to be cancelled for any reason, you will be emailed on the address you book under. We cannot guarantee there will not be circumstances in which a tour may need to be cancelled if, for example, there are safety concerns or illness: please check your mail before travelling
• Tickets for this tour will NOT be rolled over to the next tour in the case of cancellation
• Access to the undercroft involves steep stairs and uneven flooring and is not suitable for anyone with any form of mobility problem: guests enter the undercroft at their own risk. Areas of the undercroft are dark and potentially slippery. Please do not go into the undercroft if you feel you will not be safe.
• Tours may not involve all rooms at the House if they are booked for private events
• Tours are not suitable for children under the age of 10.
The Assembly House: free tour by Roxanne Matthews
TICKETS FOR THIS TOUR MUST BE PRE-BOOKED.
As part of The Assembly House Trust’s commitment to share the wonders of The Assembly House with the public, the Trust invites you to amble around the corridors, crypt and rooms of the House in the capable hands of art historian and tour guide Roxanne Matthews. Come and feed your minds and souls with tales of a medieval college, Tudor spoils, Georgian arts, 19th century dancing, a school, top secret camouflage school and more. Includes a visit to the crypt which has steep stairs and uneven floors. Not suitable for children under the age of 10. Free tours run monthly, you must be booked on to the tour to take part. These free tours are booked in minutes. Follow our Instagram and Facebook pages to find out more information. Tickets for tours are announced on our social media pages and details are given about how to request tickets - please be aware, these places book very quickly and there are only 20 spaces per tour. If you encounter any issues, please email stacia@assemblyhousenorwich.co.uk.
We hope that you are able to join us for a tour which is funded by The Assembly House Trust, an arts charity which works to promote the House and its special heritage. We are hugely grateful to the Trust and to Roxanne, who has been leading these free tours for many years.
PLEASE NOTE:
* Tours begin at 10am and are 1.5 hours long. Please meet Roxanne in the Grand Hall, which is the hall with our reception desk, she will take your name from the bookings list. You will be standing or walking for the duration of the tour.
* If this tour needs to be cancelled for any reason, you will be emailed on the address you book under. We cannot guarantee there will not be circumstances in which a tour may need to be cancelled if, for example, there are safety concerns or illness: please check your mail before travelling
* Tickets for this tour will NOT be rolled over to the next tour in the case of cancellation
* Access to the undercroft involves steep stairs and uneven flooring and is not suitable for anyone with any form of mobility problem: guests enter the undercroft at their own risk. Areas of the undercroft are dark and potentially slippery. Please do not go into the undercroft if you feel you will not be safe.
* Tours may not involve all rooms at the House if they are booked for private events
* Tours are not suitable for children under the age of 10.
The Assembly House: free tour by Roxanne Matthews
TICKETS FOR THIS TOUR MUST BE PRE-BOOKED.
As part of The Assembly House Trust’s commitment to share the wonders of The Assembly House with the public, the Trust invites you to amble around the corridors, crypt and rooms of the House in the capable hands of art historian and tour guide Roxanne Matthews. Come and feed your minds and souls with tales of a medieval college, Tudor spoils, Georgian arts, 19th century dancing, a school, top secret camouflage school and more. Includes a visit to the crypt which has steep stairs and uneven floors. Not suitable for children under the age of 10. Free tours run monthly, you must be booked on to the tour to take part. These free tours are booked in minutes. Follow our Instagram and Facebook pages to find out more information. Tickets for tours are announced on our social media pages and details are given about how to request tickets - please be aware, these places book very quickly and there are only 20 spaces per tour. If you encounter any issues, please email stacia@assemblyhousenorwich.co.uk.
We hope that you are able to join us for a tour which is funded by The Assembly House Trust, an arts charity which works to promote the House and its special heritage. We are hugely grateful to the Trust and to Roxanne, who has been leading these free tours for many years.
PLEASE NOTE:
* Tours begin at 10am and are 1.5 hours long. Please meet Roxanne in the Grand Hall, which is the hall with our reception desk, she will take your name from the bookings list. You will be standing or walking for the duration of the tour.
* If this tour needs to be cancelled for any reason, you will be emailed on the address you book under. We cannot guarantee there will not be circumstances in which a tour may need to be cancelled if, for example, there are safety concerns or illness: please check your mail before travelling
* Tickets for this tour will NOT be rolled over to the next tour in the case of cancellation
* Access to the undercroft involves steep stairs and uneven flooring and is not suitable for anyone with any form of mobility problem: guests enter the undercroft at their own risk. Areas of the undercroft are dark and potentially slippery. Please do not go into the undercroft if you feel you will not be safe.
* Tours may not involve all rooms at the House if they are booked for private events
* Tours are not suitable for children under the age of 10.
Assembly House Classical: The The Pelléas Ensemble
Flute, Viola and Harp trio The Pelléas Ensemble return to The Assembly House for a lunchtime recital. Assembly House Classical presents The Pelléas Ensemble. Once a month, in the Georgian Music Room at The Assembly House on Theatre Street – in the same room pianist Franz Liszt played in 1840 – lunchtime chamber concerts are hosted. The season is curated by Iain Lowery and supported by The Assembly House Trust. All hour-long concerts take place once a month on Thursdays and start at 1pm, tickets cost £20.
Assembly House Classical: The Sacconi Quartet
Once a month, in the Georgian Music Room at The Assembly House on Theatre Street – in the same room pianist Franz Liszt played in 1840 – lunchtime chamber concerts are hosted. The season is curated by Iain Lowery and supported by The Assembly House Trust. All hour-long concerts take place once a month on Thursdays and start at 1pm, tickets cost £20.
The Arts Society Wensum: Vermeer, The Whole Story
The 2023 exhibition in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam showcasing 28 of Vermeer's 37 known paintings has shown us there is more to Vermeer than his tranquil, peaceful, still and meditative genre paintings. Experimental brushstrokes, quickly painted in a wide range of topics, loved and collected by women. In this lecture by Dutch art historian Mariska, will introduce Vermeer the person, the city in which he lived, the range of topics he covered, his beliefs, his patrons and his legacy.
Norwich Flower Club: Crystall Dyball
Norwich Flower Club’s meetings are normally held on the third Monday of the month at 1.45pmn and visitors are warmly welcomed (£10 per person).
At this month’s events, there will be a demonstration from Crystal Dyball.
At every meeting you can watch demonstrations by experts who will create floral displays, give advice on plants and flowers to grow, advice on current trends in floral displays and useful tips relating to our art.
At the end of the demonstration, there is a raffle for all the beautiful floral arrangements that have been created. Other activities offered are workshops, outings, shows and social events.
A full years’ programme of events is always planned ahead.
For more information, and to join the Norwich Flower Club, visit http://www.norwichflowerclub.co.uk
The Assembly House: free tour by Roxanne Matthews
TICKETS FOR THIS TOUR MUST BE PRE-BOOKED.
As part of The Assembly House Trust’s commitment to share the wonders of The Assembly House with the public, the Trust invites you to amble around the corridors, crypt and rooms of the House in the capable hands of art historian and tour guide Roxanne Matthews. Come and feed your minds and souls with tales of a medieval college, Tudor spoils, Georgian arts, 19th century dancing, a school, top secret camouflage school and more. Includes a visit to the crypt which has steep stairs and uneven floors. Not suitable for children under the age of 10. Free tours run monthly, you must be booked on to the tour to take part. These free tours are booked in minutes. Follow our Instagram and Facebook pages to find out more information. Tickets for tours are announced on our social media pages and details are given about how to request tickets - please be aware, these places book very quickly and there are only 20 spaces per tour. If you encounter any issues, please email stacia@assemblyhousenorwich.co.uk.
We hope that you are able to join us for a tour which is funded by The Assembly House Trust, an arts charity which works to promote the House and its special heritage. We are hugely grateful to the Trust and to Roxanne, who has been leading these free tours for many years.
PLEASE NOTE:
* Tours begin at 10am and are 1.5 hours long. Please meet Roxanne in the Grand Hall, which is the hall with our reception desk, she will take your name from the bookings list. You will be standing or walking for the duration of the tour.
* If this tour needs to be cancelled for any reason, you will be emailed on the address you book under. We cannot guarantee there will not be circumstances in which a tour may need to be cancelled if, for example, there are safety concerns or illness: please check your mail before travelling
* Tickets for this tour will NOT be rolled over to the next tour in the case of cancellation
* Access to the undercroft involves steep stairs and uneven flooring and is not suitable for anyone with any form of mobility problem: guests enter the undercroft at their own risk. Areas of the undercroft are dark and potentially slippery. Please do not go into the undercroft if you feel you will not be safe.
* Tours may not involve all rooms at the House if they are booked for private events
* Tours are not suitable for children under the age of 10.
Norwich Flower Club: President's Event in aid of LILAC, 'Bluebell Girl'
Norwich Flower Club’s meetings are normally held on the third Monday of the month at 1.45pmn and visitors are warmly welcomed (£10 per person).
This month is the President’s Event in aid of LILAC, ‘Bluebell Girl’.
LILAC – Ladies in League Against Cancer was founded by Theresa Cossey MBE and Gaye Youngman in 2005 as a voluntary fundraising group focused on fun and friendship. LILAC raise funds to support the work of Big C improving the lives of local people affected by cancer in Norfolk and surrounding counties.
Since 2005 LILAC has gone from strength to strength and now has a loyal membership of ladies enjoying a wide variety of events whilst raising thousands of pounds each year for cancer support, education and research in our local area.
At every meeting you can watch demonstrations by experts who will create floral displays, give advice on plants and flowers to grow, advice on current trends in floral displays and useful tips relating to our art.
At the end of the demonstration, there is a raffle for all the beautiful floral arrangements that have been created. Other activities offered are workshops, outings, shows and social events.
A full years’ programme of events is always planned ahead.
For more information, and to join the Norwich Flower Club, visit http://www.norwichflowerclub.co.uk
Candlelight Concerts: Adele
Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Norwich. Get your tickets now to discover the music of Adele at The Noverre Room at The Assembly House under the gentle glow of candlelight.
Candlelight Concerts: A Tribute to Coldplay
Candlelight Concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations: discover the music of Coldplay at The Noverre Room at The Assembly House under the gentle glow of candlelight.
Norwich Pride Art Exhibition: Trancestry (Copy)
Norwich Pride Art Exhibition: Trancestry
Norwich Pride Art Exhibition: Trancestry
Norwich Pride Art Exhibition in the Noverre Ballroom: Trancestry
Norwich Pride Art Exhibition: Trancestry
Norwich Pride Art Exhibition in the Noverre Ballroom: Trancestry
Norwich Pride Art Exhibition: Trancestry
Norwich Pride Art Exhibition in the Noverre Ballroom: Trancestry
The Assembly House: free tour by Roxanne Matthews
TICKETS FOR THIS TOUR MUST BE PRE-BOOKED.
As part of The Assembly House Trust’s commitment to share the wonders of The Assembly House with the public, the Trust invites you to amble around the corridors, crypt and rooms of the House in the capable hands of art historian and tour guide Roxanne Matthews. Come and feed your minds and souls with tales of a medieval college, Tudor spoils, Georgian arts, 19th century dancing, a school, top secret camouflage school and more. Includes a visit to the crypt which has steep stairs and uneven floors. Not suitable for children under the age of 10. Free tours run monthly, you must be booked on to the tour to take part. These free tours are booked in minutes. Follow our Instagram and Facebook pages to find out more information. Tickets for tours are announced on our social media pages and details are given about how to request tickets - please be aware, these places book very quickly and there are only 20 spaces per tour. If you encounter any issues, please email stacia@assemblyhousenorwich.co.uk.We hope that you are able to join us for a tour which is funded by The Assembly House Trust, an arts charity which works to promote the House and its special heritage. We are hugely grateful to the Trust and to Roxanne, who has been leading these free tours for many years.
PLEASE NOTE:
* Tours begin at 10am and are 1.5 hours long. Please meet Roxanne in the Grand Hall, which is the hall with our reception desk, she will take your name from the bookings list. You will be standing or walking for the duration of the tour.
* If this tour needs to be cancelled for any reason, you will be emailed on the address you book under. We cannot guarantee there will not be circumstances in which a tour may need to be cancelled if, for example, there are safety concerns or illness: please check your mail before travelling
* Tickets for this tour will NOT be rolled over to the next tour in the case of cancellation
* Access to the undercroft involves steep stairs and uneven flooring and is not suitable for anyone with any form of mobility problem: guests enter the undercroft at their own risk. Areas of the undercroft are dark and potentially slippery. Please do not go into the undercroft if you feel you will not be safe.
* Tours may not involve all rooms at the House if they are booked for private events
* Tours are not suitable for children under the age of 10.
Norwich Flower Club: Stephanie Laing: ‘Influenced by…’
Norwich Flower Club’s meetings are normally held on the third Monday of the month at 1.45pmn and visitors are warmly welcomed (£10 per person).
At this month’s events, there will be a demonstration from Stephanie Laing; ‘Influenced by…’
At every meeting you can watch demonstrations by experts who will create floral displays, give advice on plants and flowers to grow, advice on current trends in floral displays and useful tips relating to our art.
At the end of the demonstration, there is a raffle for all the beautiful floral arrangements that have been created. Other activities offered are workshops, outings, shows and social events.
A full years’ programme of events is always planned ahead.
For more information, and to join the Norwich Flower Club, visit http://www.norwichflowerclub.co.uk
Candlelight Concerts: Taylor Swift
Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Norwich. Get your tickets now to discover the music of Taylor Swift at The Noverre Room at The Assembly House under the gentle glow of candlelight.
Candlelight Concerts: Hans Zimmer
Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Norwich. Get your tickets now to discover the music of Hans Zimmer at The Noverre Room at The Assembly House under the gentle glow of candlelight.
Assembly House Classical: The Greenwich Trio
Once a month, in the Georgian Music Room at The Assembly House on Theatre Street – in the same room pianist Franz Liszt played in 1840 – lunchtime chamber concerts are hosted. The season is curated by Iain Lowery and supported by The Assembly House Trust. All hour-long concerts take place once a month on Thursdays and start at 1pm, tickets cost £20.