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The City Wall to Fye Bridge

A UNESCO City of Literature walking tour

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Norfolk & Norwich Festival 2020 has been cancelled

It is with regret that we have taken the very difficult but ultimately inevitable decision to cancel the 2020 Norfolk & Norwich Festival.

With the rapidly escalating health-crisis and with the safety of our audiences, staff and artists at heart, we have taken the decision that it is impossible for us to deliver the Festival this May.

If you have booked a ticket for the Festival, you do not need to do anything. You are entitled to a refund and we will be in touch soon. Please bear with us during this difficult time. If you have the capacity to make a donation of part or all of your ticket value, we would be extremely grateful – it would help ensure we’re well-placed to support artists and be able to present future Festivals.

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Experience Norwich with fresh eyes and uncover the layers of stories embedded within its walls by taking a literary walking tour of the city, led by biographer and journalist Keiron Pim (Jumpin’ Jack Flash – a Guardian Book of the Year).

Includes a free copy of the Walking Norwich book.

‘[Keiron] is compassionate and humane at every moment. His prose is always careful and stylish.’ Richard Davenport-Hines, Guardian

Click here to read Keiron’s walk from Magdalen Gates to Fye Bridge 

Important information

Age guidance: 14+

Duration: 45 minutes

About Keiron Pim

Keiron Pim grew up in Aylsham and lives in Norwich. He is writing a biography of the novelist Joseph Roth. His last book, Jumpin’ Jack Flash: David Litvinoff and the Rock’n’Roll Underworld (Jonathan Cape) was named ‘the best debut’ biography of 2016 in the Guardian and a Book of the Year by The Times. He is also an editor, mentor, proof-reader, nonfiction tutor and journalist.

Tickets

City of Literature Weekend is a Norfolk & Norwich Festival and National Centre for Writing presentation, programmed by National Centre for Writing.

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