Events Calendar

A series of presentations over two days by English and French specialists on Norman archaeology, architecture and artefacts. Speakers on Thursday 17 May: Dr John Davies, Dr Elizabeth Popescu, Peter Berridge, Dr Marc Morris, Jean-Marie Levesque, Charlotte Lapiche, François Fichet de Clairfontaine, Jean Mesqui and Dr Robert Liddiard. There is also a special evening lecture from 5.15pm by Professor David Bates, author of the leading biography of William the Conqueror, followed by a reception. Speakers on Friday 18 May: Dr Edward Impey, Dr Roland Harris, Professor Sandy Heslop, Joseph Mastrolorenzo, François Fichet de Clairfontaine, Bénédicte Guillot, Nicola Coulthard, Dr John Crook, Steven Ashley and Pierre Bouet.

What can we see from Norwich Castle Mound? Come along and join this walking tour to discover the hidden histories and landscapes surrounding this iconic Norwich landmark.

The Edwardian period saw dramatic technological advances and increased wealth for a few. However living conditions for some had barely changed from the early Victorian period.

Join us to knit, chat and have a cup of tea or coffee.

The Royal family receive many gifts as part of their official duties. A selection of these have been donated to the Lynn Museum by the Sandringham Estate and provide a fascinating insight into the connections made by the Royal family over the years.

The story of Thetford through maps, models, photographs and objects. Explore Thetford through time and see highlights from the museum’s map collections from the earliest examples to the present day. Find out why these maps were made and what they tell us about the town’s story.

The story of Thetford through maps, models, photographs and objects. Explore Thetford through time and see highlights from the museum’s map collections from the earliest examples to the present day. Find out why these maps were made and what they tell us about the town’s story.

As part of Night of the Museums 2012 - the Tolhouse Museum will be open for free admission from 6pm to 10pm on Friday 18 May 2012. The Elizabethan House and Time & Tide Museum will also be open for free admission at the same time. The event will be bigger and better than ever this year with fire breathers and jugglers at Time & Tide, pirates in the Tolhouse and a visit to the Elizabethan House by King Henry VIII! Lots of activities for the whole family and guided walks between sites - come along and join in the fun!!

As part of Night of the Museums 2012 - the Elizabethan House Museum will be open for free admission from 6pm to 10pm on Friday 18 May 2012. The Tolhouse and Time & Tide Museum will also be open for free admission at the same time. The event will be bigger and better than ever this year with fire breathers and jugglers at Time & Tide, pirates in the Tolhouse and a visit to the Elizabethan House by King Henry VIII! Lots of activities for the whole family and guided walks between sites - come along and join in the fun!!

As part of Night of the Museums 2012 - the Time & Tide Museum will be open for free admission from 6pm to 10pm on Friday 18 May 2012. The Elizabethan House and Tolhouse Museums will also be open for free admission at the same time. The event will be bigger and better than ever this year with fire breathers and jugglers at Time & Tide, pirates in the Tolhouse and a visit to the Elizabethan House by King Henry VIII! Lots of activities for the whole family and guided walks between sites - come along and join in the fun!!

There has been foul play in the farmyard. A young horseman lies dead. Can you solve the murder, but remember… careless talk costs lives!

The Royal family receive many gifts as part of their official duties. A selection of these have been donated to the Lynn Museum by the Sandringham Estate and provide a fascinating insight into the connections made by the Royal family over the years.

The Edwardian period saw dramatic technological advances and increased wealth for a few. However living conditions for some had barely changed from the early Victorian period.

A series of presentations over two days by English and French specialists on Norman archaeology, architecture and artefacts. Speakers on Thursday 17 May: Dr John Davies, Dr Elizabeth Popescu, Peter Berridge, Dr Marc Morris, Jean-Marie Levesque, Charlotte Lapiche, François Fichet de Clairfontaine, Jean Mesqui and Dr Robert Liddiard. There is also a special evening lecture from 5.15pm by Professor David Bates, author of the leading biography of William the Conqueror, followed by a reception. Speakers on Friday 18 May: Dr Edward Impey, Dr Roland Harris, Professor Sandy Heslop, Joseph Mastrolorenzo, François Fichet de Clairfontaine, Bénédicte Guillot, Nicola Coulthard, Dr John Crook, Steven Ashley and Pierre Bouet.

Explore and celebrate Great Yarmouth's links with the world. People, stories, journeys, memories and museum objects all come together to reflect the vibrant identity of the town today in our new exhibition.

Explore and celebrate Great Yarmouth's links with the world. People, stories, journeys, memories and museum objects all come together to reflect the vibrant identity of the town today in our new exhibition.

As part of the Cromer and Sheringham Crab and Lobster Festival, visit the museum to hear stories of the sea and find out more about Cromer’s fishing history

Experience Norwich Castle after dark for the Museums at Night event. Explore the Castle Keep and Natural History Galleries by torchlight, meeting amazing characters and creatures along the way. Watch artist performances in the newly refurbished Colman Galleries. Live music will take place across the evening in the cafe and there will be a bar. Watch comic book artists, Savage Pencil and Eyeball, performing their live action drawings as part of the Norfolk & Norwich Festival or explore the hidden treasures in the Roman galleries.

Learn how to incise your images into lino and print from them with the support of Bob Larking M.A. - a qualified Art Tutor with over twenty year’s experience. Create your own black and white linocut around the theme of the Green Man and springtime on the farm. Places are limited, so early booking is advised. Please call us on 01362 869251 for more information or to book.

The Edwardian period saw dramatic technological advances and increased wealth for a few. However living conditions for some had barely changed from the early Victorian period.

The Royal family receive many gifts as part of their official duties. A selection of these have been donated to the Lynn Museum by the Sandringham Estate and provide a fascinating insight into the connections made by the Royal family over the years.

Come along and learn to how to cross stitch. All materials provided. Please book in advance with Karen-Emma White on 01842 752599

Witness daring stunts, escapology and fire breathing, enjoy a magic lantern show, sing along to music hall tunes, handle Victorian costume and make some delicate decoupage. Free fun for all the family.

The story of Thetford through maps, models, photographs and objects. Explore Thetford through time and see highlights from the museum’s map collections from the earliest examples to the present day. Find out why these maps were made and what they tell us about the town’s story.

Learn how to incise your images into lino and print from them with the support of Bob Larking M.A. - a qualified Art Tutor with over twenty year’s experience. Create your own black and white linocut around the theme of the Green Man and springtime on the farm. Places are limited, so early booking is advised. Please call us on 01362 869251 for more information or to book.

Explore and celebrate Great Yarmouth's links with the world. People, stories, journeys, memories and museum objects all come together to reflect the vibrant identity of the town today in our new exhibition.

Explore and celebrate Great Yarmouth's links with the world. People, stories, journeys, memories and museum objects all come together to reflect the vibrant identity of the town today in our new exhibition.

What can we see from Norwich Castle Mound? Come along and join this walking tour to discover the hidden histories and landscapes surrounding this iconic Norwich landmark.

The Edwardian period saw dramatic technological advances and increased wealth for a few. However living conditions for some had barely changed from the early Victorian period.