We welcome inquiries about Norwich and the Norwich area from journalists, bloggers, broadcast media, film makers and researchers. VisitNorwich works with a large number of small and large businesses, historians and attractions including transport providers enabling us to arrange press trips to Norwich and further into Norfolk for all manner of themes and stories. Please contact PR & Marketing Manager, Melanie Cook on [email protected] or call 01603 559574.
The Norwich area is bursting with fantastic experiences, culture, history, beautiful countryside, local food and drink, water activities (the Broads) and outdoor pursuits. Please get in touch if you have a feature idea and you think we will be able to help!
2023 Press Releases:
December
Norwich Science Festival Announces Festival Highlights
New season programme at The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
November
Hunt for the perfect present at Pensthorpe Christmas Market
Pensthorpe announces new camping site
Norfolk and Norwich Festival 2024
Making Kett’s Heights more accessible for all to enjoy
October
Mark Wilsher: Five Paintings – Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery
September
Celebrate Christmas at Chantry Place with pop ups, Christmas lights and late night shopping
Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery acquires stunning panoramic landscape from the Dutch Golden Age
Fabulous Festive Fair returns to the forum in Norwich
Advent and Christmas highlights at Norwich Cathedral
Special events to celebrate the return of Norwich Cathedral’s historic organ
New photography exhibition captures working life in Norwich’s post-war industries
Norwich Works: The Industrial Photography of Walter & Rita Nurnberg (Image Sheet)
August
Sainsbury Centre New Acquisitions
Cheaper Fares for Norwich Park and Ride
Halloween events at Castle Quarter
Norwich Summer Sessions – FREE summer Sunday afternoon live entertainment
July
Norwich Theatre Playhouse – Family Festival
Norwich Theatre – Sleeping Beauty
Pensthorpe Reveals the gross side of nature for families this summer
Norfolk HODs partners with Norwich Society on Centenary Celebrations
The English Distillery Recognized as Tripadvisor 2023 travellers choice
June
Teachers Go Free at BeWILDerwood
ENJOY NATURE FOR FREE THIS FATHER
May
Barnham Broom ranked top resort in East of England for golf
Bare Bones: New exhibition reveals the secrets of skeletons
Norwich Theatre – Largest Hip Hop Festival comes to Norwich
Picturing High Streets Norwich competition
April
March
Flint by toyStudio launches in Norwich as part of the Norfolk Way Art Trail
CONTEMPORARY & COUNTRY’S EXHIBITION AT THE STABLES HOUGHTON HALL
February
Norwich & Norfolk Festival – Full Lineup
New City Food Trail coming to Norwich, the City of Stories
Sculpture trail coming to Chantry Place this Summer
Sainsbury Centre becomes first UK museum to introduce universal ‘Pay if and What You Can’
Ballet Superstar Carlos Acosta’s Cuban Company Acosta Danza, head to Playhouse
Chick out Chantry Place this Easter for free trail and RSPB activities
Fun, free and low-cost theatre activities to keep everyone busy this half term
Chantry Place and H&M host sustainability event
January
Empowering Art at Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
BeWILDerwood Announce NEW Memberships with Reduced Prices & New Benefits!
‘Julian Stair Art Death and the Afterlife’ at Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
Norfolk & Norwich Festival -Jasdeep Singh Degun Announcement
Tickets on sale for Norwich Science Festival PR
Dodo and Dinosaur family trail and Museum of Plastics exhibition for Norwich Science Festival 2023
Last Voyage of The Gloucester exhibition to launch at Norwich Castle Museum
Redwings finds record new homes for rescued horses
We have a large selection of great copyright free digital photography for use in articles and websites. Contact [email protected] / 01603 559574
Research
If you are researching the history of Norwich, VisitNorwich has access to documents created by the Heritage and Economic And Regeneration Trust (HEART). If you would like to know more, please email [email protected]
Filming in the Norwich area
Norwich welcomes film makers. If you want to film on private property, you will need to seek permission from the relevant property owners – eg Cathedral, Castle and other historic sites. The same applies to council properties such as Norwich Market & Elm Hill. It is advisable to contact Norwich City Council’s film-friendly team for guidance beforehand. The film-friendly team has the information and contacts you need and can advise you on the best way to proceed.
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