Latest Events in Norfolk(July Updated)

This guided walking tour explores the Northern City Walls during which we will visit a variety of surprising sights in the North West area of Norwich - a rewarding circuit. A circular tour starting from the centre of Anglia Square. Information Source: The Norwich Society | eventbrite

This session is open to new and current Brave members with previous level 2+ stunting experience. You can book this session individuall, or book on with a stunt group! We will open the door at the start time of the event and let you in 10 minutes before the end for you to see what they have been working on. Please note, once you are checked into this session and come into the gym, there is no front of house open during this time for guests/parents to wait. We ask that you bring water in a named bottle, all jewellery is removed or taped up, hair is out of the face in a style that will last the duration of the session, you wear comfortable, sporting clothes along with bare feet or cheer shoes. Brave apparel can be bought from our on site pro shop, but neither the apparel or cheer shoes are compulsory. Our 'Cheer Shoe Recommendation' document can be found on the homepage of our website. We recommend outdoor shoes that can be slipped on and off rather than lace up shoes to avoid congestion. Please ensure ALL items brought to Brave are clearly named, any lost property that is not named is disposed of at the end of each night. Due to the positive and relaxed culture at Brave, we implement a closed session policy. We find this helps participants to feel at ease and confident to step outside their comfort zone to progress. If you require any feedback on your child's progress or have any questions please speak to the person on the front desk. Please use the parking bays provided to the side and back of the premises, depending on the time of day there may also be roadside parking. Please avoid parking in the neighbouring businesses spaces whilst they are open. Information Source: Brave Allstars | eventbrite

These are unstructured sessions where coaches will be on hand on request to assist you with practicing existing or working on new skills. We therefore ask that the athletes that attend are old enough to be able to practice in these conditions. No Show & Tell. We will open the door at the start time of the event and let out athletes just before the finish time for athletes to be collected. Please note, once you are checked into this session and come into the gym, there is no front of house open during this time for guests/parents to wait. We ask that you bring water in a named bottle, all jewellery is removed or taped up, hair is out of the face in a style that will last the duration of the session, you wear comfortable, sporting clothes along with bare feet or cheer shoes. Brave apparel can be bought from our on site pro shop, but neither the apparel or cheer shoes are compulsory. Our 'Cheer Shoe Recommendation' document can be found on the homepage of our website. We recommend outdoor shoes that can be slipped on and off rather than lace up shoes to avoid congestion. Please ensure ALL items brought to Brave are clearly named, any lost property that is not named is disposed of at the end of each night. Due to the positive and relaxed culture at Brave, we implement a closed session policy. We find this helps participants to feel at ease and confident to step outside their comfort zone to progress. If you require any feedback on your child's progress or have any questions please speak to the person on the front desk. Please use the parking bays provided to the side and back of the premises, depending on the time of day there may also be roadside parking. Please avoid parking in the neighbouring businesses spaces whilst they are open. Information Source: Brave Allstars | eventbrite

Join us for a poetry event hosted by Jenny Knight, featuring trans and non-binary poets.Jenny Knight Jenny has hosted poetry events in Norwich for a few years, but recently she’s become obsessed with the colour green Ray Tardigrade Ray Tardigrade is a poet with a loud voice and big words. Whether or not those words make sense is another matter entirely Axea Martyn-Mae Axea Martyn-Mae (he/they) is a queer writer whose work explores a vast array of topics, ranging from the gothic to queerness; from friendship, to mental health. Based in East Anglia, the rural forests and beaches of their upbringing heavily influence their writing. Other interests of his include burlesque, theatre, solving puzzles and sewing. He posts his work on his Instagram - @axea.martynmae. Casey Garfield Casey Garfield is a poet, publisher and pal, returning to their beloved home to celebrate queer joy, tenderness, and pride. They are the author of the chapbooks ‘hi hello I love you my name is Casey Garfield’ (Ghost City Press) and ‘stories in which’ (Salo Press), and are currently working on being the happiest they’ve ever been. Taeside Taeside is a Norwich-based poet who fosters an unhealthy relationship with Pringles and speaking in the third person. She runs the event Last Poet Standing at Last Pub Standing, reads a lot, talks too much, and waves her hands around when things are exciting. Her poetry is about love, grief and gender. She thinks you're really cool, as it happens. CW: This show may contain a range of subjects which attendees may find distressing in a small space. We recommend leaving the bus if a topic effects you and speaking to a Norwich Pride volunteer. Information Source: Norwich Pride | eventbrite