Member of the Gardening and Horticultural Societies - Norfolk Grouping

'The Book Hive is a place that celebrates the beauty of printed material – as well as the pleasures of whimsical, alternative curation ... The shop hosts regular events, including a weekly quiet reading hour called Page Against The Machine, author signings, launches and other book-related goings on. The top floor hosts private work booths, available for rent by writers and creatives.'

Member of the BCSS - 2 East of England Grouping

Member of the Photographic Societies - Norfolk Grouping

Member of the Christians in Science Grouping

Member of the Photographic Societies - Norfolk Grouping

Member of the Gardening and Horticultural Societies - Norfolk Grouping

Member of the Gardening and Horticultural Societies - Norfolk Grouping

Member of the Historical Association Grouping

ALERT  At Review: 'The Branch is currently in abeyance'.

Member of The Quekett Microscopical Club Grouping

'For 17 days each May, the Festival transforms our public spaces, city streets, performance venues, parks, forests and beaches, bringing people together to experience the same brilliant and inspirational events. The flagship arts festival for the East of England, our world-class programme spans music, theatre, literature, visual arts, circus, dance and free outdoor events.'

Member of the Photographic Societies - Norfolk Grouping

Member of the Air-Britain Grouping

Member of the Suffolk Beekeepers' Association Grouping

'NAS has a membership averaging 150 and regularly meet on Fridays for club night with members staying to the small hours of the morning. We are a friendly, welcoming bunch. On good nights you will find members spending their time looking through telescopes or imaging and when it is cloudy you will find us in the clubhouse where we shared images, play pool or sit in groups chatting. We don’t spend all our time talking about astronomy but you are quite welcome to if you wish. We have a great club atmosphere and you would be most welcome to visit us on a club night and chat over a cuppa ... We hold a number of special public events with talks, tour, and look through our telescopes!'

'Norwich Cathedral is the home of a vibrant Christian community, cherishing its Benedictine foundation and seeking to express the principles laid down by St Benedict ... The Friends of Norwich Cathedral is an independent charity, founded in 1930, to be a network of supporters of Norwich Cathedral and to help maintain its fabric ... The Friends organise regular events for members to attend, including talks and social occasions. These are primarily for Friends but non-members are always welcome if there are places available.'

Member of the Association of Guilds of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers Grouping

'We are a forum where we exchange ideas and experiences for anyone, be they engineers or not, having an interest in engineering. Under "normal" circumstances our aim would be to promote widespread discussion and debate through a programme of talks and visits related to advances and achievements in engineering in the world today. If you are at all interested in Engineering, then the Norwich Engineering Society is for you!'  

Member of The Inter Faith Network for the UK Grouping

'Norwich Science Festival is your chance to explore the wonders of the universe, meet the scientists whose research has changed our world and debate some big questions with some big-thinkers. The Festival offers inspirational exhibitions, sensational shows and an abundance of hands-on science activities for all ages and all levels of knowledge.' Normally held Mid October.

Mission is 'to promote world class research and be a leader in the study of Japanese arts and cultures from the past to the present ...  It maintains its programme of fellowships, public lectures and international workshops as well as its commitment to the web and web publications'.

Member of the Skeptics in the Pub Grouping

Member of The Arts Society - 2 East of England Grouping

Member of The Arts Society - 2 East of England Grouping

'UEA offers many public – and often free – events, both on- and off-campus, alongside public access to the Sainsbury Centre, Sportspark and open spaces on campus. UEA encourages and invites meaningful dialogue between its campus community and a public audience. Public events include live music, drama, seminars, workshops, exhibitions, talks, meet-ups, lectures and screenings – from academic lectures and drama performances to poetry readings, Open Days and a long-term partnership with the Norwich Science Festival.'