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SUMMARY:Norwich Free Walking Tours
DESCRIPTION:The walk – three threads through the medieval city. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat you’ll see \nThe medieval heart.\n\n\n\nCathedral · Castle · Guildhall · St Andrews Hall \nNearly a thousand years of stories\, all within ten minutes of each other on foot. Norman fortress\, England’s largest provincial medieval guildhall\, the cathedral that’s been the city’s compass since 1096. \n  \n\n\n\n\n\nWhere you’ll go \nThe independent Norwich.\n\n\n\nThe Lanes · Norwich Market · The Arcade · London Street \nWhere locals actually queue. Independent shops you won’t find on any high street\, the oldest open-air market in the country\, the first pedestrianised street in the UK. \n  \n\n\n\n\n\nWhy people stay \nThe best city to live in the UK in 2026.\n\n\n\nThe Forum · Elm Hill · Tombland · Fye Bridge \nThat’s the Sunday Times verdict. Modern arts hub. Film-set cobbles. A river that runs through it all. Walk it and you see why people stay. \n  \n\nNever done a free walking tour? Book free\, walk 2 hours with a local guide\, tip what you thought it was worth at the end. No catch. \nThe walks happen regularly and visit their website to check availability for their tours.
URL:https://norfolkevents.uk/event/norwich-free-walking-tours/2026-11-21/
LOCATION:The Forum\, Norwich\, Millenium Plain\, Norwich\, NR2 1TF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Budget friendly,Talks,Tours
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SUMMARY:Seeing the natural world differently
DESCRIPTION:Award-winning wildlife photographer\, author and autistic speaker Alfie Bowen invites audiences on a powerful journey through the natural world\, revealing how seeing life differently can become a remarkable strength. \nBlending breathtaking wildlife photography with deeply personal storytelling\, Alfie shares how autism has shaped the way he experiences the world – from struggling to fit in at school and facing relentless bullying\, to finding refuge behind a camera lens. Photography became both his voice and his window into nature. \nThrough captivating images of some of the world’s most extraordinary animals\, this talk explores the surprising connections between wildlife and the human experience. Alfie’s photographs are more than portraits of animals – they are stories of resilience\, observation\, patience and hope. Along the way\, audiences discover how traits often associated with autism\, such as attention to detail\, intense focus and noticing patterns others miss\, can become extraordinary strengths. \nThis inspiring and thought-provoking talk encourages audiences to embrace different perspectives\, challenge assumptions and celebrate neurodiversity. It also highlights the importance of conservation\, reminding us that every species – and every person – has an important place in our world. \nThis talk is suitable for adults and young people. \nThis talk will be taking place in ‘The Crypt’ at St Andrews Hall as part of the Wild by Design event . Please arrive 15 minutes before the talk begins and speak to someone at the entrance. \nCentenary Supporter tickets \nFor this event we’ve included a Centenary Supporter ticket for anyone who’d like to give a bit extra to support Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s work protecting wildlife and wild places\, while enjoying Wild by Design. \nStandard Tickets (Members / Non-Members) \nIf you’re able to pay and would like to support our work\, we’d really appreciate a contribution towards keeping these events accessible for everyone. \nYour ticket helps us cover basic costs and continue offering community tickets at this and future events. Ticket income helps support Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s work protecting wildlife and wild places across the county as we celebrate our centenary year. \nCommunity Tickets \nWe want everyone to feel welcome at Wild by Design. \nWe have a limited number of community tickets available for anyone where cost would be a barrier to booking a ticket. No questions asked – just come and enjoy the day.
URL:https://norfolkevents.uk/event/seeing-the-natural-world-differently/
LOCATION:The Halls\, St Andrews Plain\, Norwich\, NR3 1AU
CATEGORIES:Nature & Wildlife,Talks,Workshops
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ORGANIZER;CN="Norfolk Wildlife Trust":MAILTO:info@norfolkwildlifetrust.org.uk
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SUMMARY:Nature's engineers: what beavers can teach us about design
DESCRIPTION:In 2021\, Norfolk Rivers Trust worked with The Beaver Trust to bring a pair of beavers from Scotland into a purpose-built enclosure in Norfolk – the return of a species missing from our landscape for over 400 years. \nThis talk traces the history of beavers in Britain\, weighs up the challenges and benefits of reintroducing a native species into a modern landscape\, and looks at what these beavers have taught us about shaping rivers the way nature intended – slowing water down\, carving new channels\, and bringing life back to the banks. \nThis talk will be taking place in ‘The Crypt’ at St Andrews Hall as part of the Wild by Design event . Please arrive 15 minutes before the talk begins and speak to someone at the entrance. \nCentenary Supporter tickets \nFor this event we’ve included a Centenary Supporter ticket for anyone who’d like to give a bit extra to support Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s work protecting wildlife and wild places\, while enjoying Wild by Design. \nStandard Tickets (Members / Non-Members) \nIf you’re able to pay and would like to support our work\, we’d really appreciate a contribution towards keeping these events accessible for everyone. \nYour ticket helps us cover basic costs and continue offering community tickets at this and future events. Ticket income helps support Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s work protecting wildlife and wild places across the county as we celebrate our centenary year. \nCommunity Tickets \nWe want everyone to feel welcome at Wild by Design. \nWe have a limited number of community tickets available for anyone where cost would be a barrier to booking a ticket. No questions asked – just come and enjoy the day.
URL:https://norfolkevents.uk/event/natures-engineers-what-beavers-can-teach-us-about-design/
LOCATION:The Halls\, St Andrews Plain\, Norwich\, NR3 1AU
CATEGORIES:Nature & Wildlife,Talks,Workshops
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