Centre for Parish Church Studies Day School

Norwich, city of churches – Dr Nick Groves (Director, Centre for Parish Church Studies)

Saturday 30 April 2022 │ 10:00-16:00 │ in person event

St Martin at Palace Church, 15 St Martin at Palace Plain, Norwich, NR3 1RW

 

Norwich is known for its many mediaeval churches, and we shall start off by looking at them, and how they have survived and contributed to the city for almost a thousand years. But we shall also look at the huge variety of other places of worship within the city walls – monasteries and dissenting chapels, and maybe even the odd synagogue and mosque – which lead to Norwich having such a rich religious landscape.

Price:

£38 – General Admission
£33 – Concessions (Friends, volunteers, students, low income)
Free (<18)

Schedule:

09:30 – Church opens
10:00 – Lecture
11:00 – Coffee break
11:15 – Lecture
12:15 – Lunch break
13:30 – Lecture
14:30 – Coffee break
14:45 – Lecture
16:00 – End

Please arrive before 10am to ensure a prompt start.

Included: Lectures, handouts and refreshments (tea/coffee/water/biscuits). Please bring your own lunch, which you can eat in the church (or the garden if fine!), but there is not enough time to go to a pub or café.

Accessibility: There is level access at St Martin at Palace Church. Please let us know if you have any access needs or dietary requirements / allergies.

Parking: Available opposite St Martin at Palace Church or opposite the Adam and Eve pub. We encourage you to take public transport, walk or cycle where possible.

Booking: Online. Alternatively, by phone 01603 611530, by email [email protected] or by calling in at St Martin at Palace Church. Maximum 30 spaces available – booking is essential.

Cancellations: up to 14 days before day school will have a full refund; up to seven days before, 50% refund; less than seven days, no refund. If you need to cancel, please let us know as soon as possible, so we can reallocate the place.

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