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Who’s excited for #LoveLightNorwich? . We have published our guide to everything to do throughout the festival! Running from 13 – 15 February, Love Light Norwich is expected to draw people from around the UK to come and experience Norwich in a new light and to drive out the January blues. For more information check out the link in our bio!
Brighten up your #BlueMonday with @norwichbiduk incredible new festival, #LoveLightNorwich line up! Coming soon on 13-15 February 2020. Featuring pyrotechnic street performance, the beautiful #Valentine’s Parade and much more! Find it all in our bio.
Norwich has been a literary city for 900 years: a place where every hidden garden, cathedral spire and crooked beam has a story behind it. In partnership with the National Centre for Writing, VisitNorwich is proud to be hosting a new monthly blog, titled ‘Born or Drawn’. Each month we shall be celebrating the individuals that were born or found their voice in Norwich, that continue to weave their stories and words through the fabric of the city today. . This month we have an interview with Kirstie Millar, the founder and editor of Ache, a literature and art magazine founded in 2017 publishing work by women and non-binary people exploring illness, health, bodies and pain. For a link to the blog see our bio. . Photo by Theo Inglis
Last chance to see the #TunnelofLight this #weekend! After another spectacular Christmas in #Norwich the #CityofStories, the Tunnel of Light will be lit for the last time this season on Sunday 5 January. Make sure you get your photos with the #family before it’s too late. Excitingly, we can confirm it will be returning for Christmas #2020.
