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Norfolk & Norwich Festival

We are overjoyed to let you know that the Festival will be returning next year Monday 17 – Sunday 30 May, with a one off presentation specially designed for Covid-times. With the help of our partners, the vast majority of the programme will be available on a free or Pay What You Want basis. We want you to have to a Festival to look forward to next year, and we’re working on something that as many as possible can enjoy.

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Festival Blog

From behind-the-scenes insight as we create the East’s biggest arts festival, to interviews with international artists and the latest Festival news, keep up to date with our new Festival Blog.

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Festival at 250

Norfolk & Norwich Festival has a long, rich history as a community celebration, in 2022 we turn 250. Find out more about some of the projects we’re undertaking to celebrate.

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Common Ground

Common Ground is a Norfolk & Norwich Festival 250 Project that connects young people with their local heritage through the arts.

The Two Fifty

The Two Fifty will bring together 250 participants from across the county to become members a Guild dedicated to individually and collectively acting as a powerful catalyst for culture and good.

Lost and Found Films of Norfolk

In 2020, Norfolk & Norwich Festival and Forest Fringe’s Andy Field began working with children from across the county to dive into the history of this place, uncovering lost archive films from Norfolk’s long-forgotten past.

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From virtual studios tours, hyper local radio, and reasons to support, find out more about us.

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Norfolk & Norwich Festival brings tens of thousands of people together in celebration – it has been doing this for nearly 250 years. Through our arts education work, we lead and support celebration, creativity and curiosity in communities across Norfolk.

2021 offers hope for the creative sector, and as an arts charity, we are redoubling our efforts to share meaningful art and cultural experiences with people across Norfolk. We rely on support from our audiences, partners and supporters to continue to bring innovative and inspirational programming and commissioning to the region, and to empower those who might not otherwise have access to the life-changing power of the arts. Find out more about how you can support us, as an individual or as an organisation below.

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