Latest Events in Norfolk(January Updated)

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Donaheys Learn to Dance in a Day Experience in Reading | Loddon Hall

Feb 8, 2026 (UTC+0)

Loddon

Arts Dance

In Donaheys 4-hour dance experience you’ll receive expert tuition in some of the world’s most popular Ballroom & Latin dances together. In no time at all our fabulous workshop will have you up dancing dancing the Waltz, Foxtrot, Cha Cha & Jive – all within a friendly, safe, relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. Our fast track weekend Ballroom Dancing Lessons are especially designed with the absolute beginner in mind. We’ll teach you all the steps in a relaxed & enjoyable way, plus with limited numbers in our exclusive venue this workshop is great to help prepare you for up-coming social occasions such as Weddings, Cruises, Dinner Dances, or as a simple introduction to dancing. All Donaheys venues are chosen for their large expansive Ballrooms – all with great ventialtion. Our Dance In A Day experience makes a perfect gift for someone special. Prices from £60pp at https://www.donaheys.co.uk/classes/learn-to-dance-in-a-day/ Information Source: Donaheys Events Limited | eventbrite

Norwich | The Brand New Heavies Concert | The LCR

Mar 21, 2026 (UTC)

Norwich

Concerts

The Brand New Heavies will hold a wonderful concert in Norwich, UK. The band is known for their unique style of acid jazz, deftly blending elements of soul, funk and jazz to create an irresistible musical experience. The audience will enjoy the band's iconic hits as well as their latest works, and the atmosphere will be full of energy and dynamics. The band's superb playing and infectious performance will lead the audience into a night full of musical charm. This performance is a music feast that music fans cannot miss and is guaranteed to be unforgettable.

Norwich Comic-Con | Carrow Road

May 24, 2026 (UTC+0)

Norwich

Arts

Information Source: Creed Conventions | eventbrite

The National Gallery Masterpiece Tour: Reflections on Peace | Sainsbury Centre

Sep 20, 2025–Jan 11, 2026 (UTC)

Norwich

Exhibitions

Claude Monet’s The Petit Bras of the Seine at Argenteuil (1872) is presented in a multi-sensory reflective space within the Sainsbury Centre, which encourages contemplation around the importance of sanctuary and a safe home.

Can We Stop Killing Each Other? | Sainsbury Centre

Sep 20, 2025–May 17, 2026 (UTC)

Norwich

Exhibitions

“Can We Stop Killing Each Other? asks if creative thinkers, and the art they produce, can use human empathy to create change – asking humanity to choose hope over violence. ”The autumn season will wrestle with one of the darkest and deadliest aspects of humanity.

Eyewitness | Sainsbury Centre

Sep 20, 2025–Feb 15, 2026 (UTC)

Norwich

Exhibitions

“Eyewitness considers how violent stage and screen narratives can invite questions about our own morality, cultural codes and religious beliefs.”Why are people across the world so fascinated by the dramatisation of killing? From Shakespearean tragedy to Hitchcock’s Psycho, the spectacle of violence is central to performance traditions around the world. Through an exploration of historical and contemporary works by international artists, grappling with the horrors of homicide, Eyewitness considers how violent stage and screen narratives can invite questions about our own morality, cultural codes and religious beliefs.

Roots of Resilience: Tesfaye Urgessa | Sainsbury Centre

Sep 20, 2025–Feb 15, 2026 (UTC)

Norwich

Exhibitions

Roots of Resilience refigures the human body not as broken, but as bearing dignity, defiance, and the enduring capacity to heal.”Shaped by themes of geographical displacement and migration, internationally acclaimed Ethiopian artist Tesfaye Urgessa creates powerfully visceral paintings that interrogate the politics of war, race and identity.