NORWICH SOCIETY EVENTS 2007

The Norwich Society plans a year ahead, and publishes its programme of events.

Published 2007 programme -

Reports of recent events -

In addition ad-hoc events are organised throughout the year and communicated to members. An up-to-date calendar of forthcoming events is given below showing the current availability.

Wednesday 26th Sept. 2.00 pm to 4.30pm. Old Costessey
By kind invitation of the Old Costessey Society, a walking tour of the old village followed by a Now and Again Group Tea in the village hall.
£7.00 Fully
Booked
Sunday 30th September 2.30 pm to 4.00pm approv. New Members Assembly HouseTour (1) .
Recent Chairman and Blue Badge Guide Jan King explains the history of the Assembly House, inside and out.
£6.00 Fully
Booked
Sunday 14th October 2.30 pm to 4.00pm approv. New Members Assembly House Tour (2)
Recent Chairman and Blue Badge Guide Jan King explains the history of the Assembly House, inside and out.
£6.00 Spaace
Wednesday 17th October 7.30 pm Music Room, The Assembly House, Norwich The Heritage Gap
A talk by Philip Tolley, Chairman of the Norwich Industrial Archaeology Society on the history we have lost and continue to lose as industry declines.
Music Room, The Assembly House, Norwich
Free.
No booking required
Space
Wednesday 14th November 7.30 pm
Music Room, The Assembly House, Norwich
UEA Conservation & Development
A talk by Joseph Saunder, Estates Development director, about the problems of conservation for the listed buildings and the challenges of future development at UEA. Music Room.
Free.
No booking required
Space

Wednesday 12th December 7.30-9.30pm Dragon Hall King St, Norwich

Christmas Party at Dragon Hall
Festive selection of desserts, wine and soft drinks in the upper room of the Dragon Hall, King St, Norwich. A talk by a Friends of the Dragon Hall guide, music and a small conservation fund raffle.
£15.00 Fully
Booked
Sunday 17th February 2.00pm
Music Room, The Assembly House, Norwich
Early Photography in Norfolk & Norwich
A talk by John Benjafield on the pioneers of photography in the rergion, with exceptional illustrations
Free.
No booking required
Space
Sunday 16th March 2.00pm
Music Room, The Assembly House, Norwich
Historic Parklands of Norwich Hinterland
A talk by Dr. John Williamson of UEA on some satellite village landscapes including Catton & Keswick.
Free.
No booking required
Space

To book an event please print booking form, complete and return to :
The Administrator
Norwich Society, The Assembly House, Theatre Street, Norwich NR2 1RQ
Please include a stamped, addressed envelope and cheque with your booking form

Norwich Society Liability and Disability Access Policy
Events organized by the Society inevitably involve the provision of access to buildings and other locations that are associated with risks to personal and collective safety.  Members and guests participate in events at their own risk.  The Society reserves the right to refuse access to its events (or to any part of an event) to any member or guest who, in the judgement of a member of its Executive Committee or the Event Organiser, puts the safety of that individual or of other participants at risk.
            The Society wishes to offer access to events to all members and guests and is compliant with the Disability Discrimination Act (2005). People who may find access difficult under normal circumstances wishing to attend events should contact the Administrator at the time of application for a discussion of the practicability of the itinerary and of any special arrangements that may need to be made, which the Society will do its best to accommodate.  It cannot undertake to accommodate the special needs of such persons who do not contact the Administrator in advance of events and it may, for reasons of safety and liability described above, refuse such persons participation in parts or all of its events.


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