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Fiddlesticks Northwest Clog Dancers will be performing in Norwich city centre on 13th September

Medieval church now used as studio spaces by 12 artists, with art exhibition area. Group exhibition and a chance to look around the church.

Join us at Wymondham Abbey Station for a day of historical pictures, memorabilia and talks... at no charge.

Great Yarmouth Town Hall is steeped in history with stunning architecture throughout the building. Join us for a tour to discover the beautiful rooms for yourself.

Built in 1788 the House was bought by the WI in 1952. There will be tours of the House, an archive exhibition, walking treasure hunt of Norwich and WI refreshments.

As part of Heritage Open Days, we’re inviting members of the public to go behind the scenes of the iconic Winter Gardens redevelopment.

This 2-hour guided walking tour celebrates the architectural legacy of the great Victorian/Edwardian Norwich architects Edward Boardman and George Skipper.

The Lydia Eva is Great Yarmouth's last steam drifter. Built in 1930 she acts as a floating museum of the town's herring fishing industry and is still capable of going to sea. Come aboard and discover how the fishermen lived and worked.

Explore this vibrant community history museum for free and discover Norwich's fascinating past

Learn more about the architecture of the library, and of the architecture books in the collections.

Also known locally as Nelson’s Monument. Completed in 1817, it is a tribute to the life and achievements of Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson.

A walk around a number of the most significant buildings in the town.

Come and visit our beautiful Synagogue with its stained glass windows which give the building its feeling of peace. There is a new permanent timeline of the history of the Jewish people in Norwich and three talks to learn about Judaism.

Drop in to this large historic church to discover Blofield's connections with members of the famous Paston family. Enlarged in the 14th century from a previous, smaller building Blofield church has seen worship and welcomed visitors since the 1420s.

Hungate will be taking part in The Norfolk Churches Bike Ride - Saturday 13th September 2024, and we will be open extra hours to accommodate walkers and cyclists. Visit us from 9-5. See our other event for more special activities for HODs.

An 00 gauge running model of the Harleston Railway Station and Yard.

This small exhibition explores the owners and lives of some of these objects, which were used for celebration by the public in both Civic and Church settings.

Partnering with the Norfolk and Norwich Archaeological Society, Hungate is proud to host the exhibition 'The View From Here', showcasing the shortlisted submissions to the Plunkett Prize Photographic Competition 2025.

An opportunity to visit the Norfolk Wherry Trust boatyard, home of Albion, a 125 year old 'black-sailed' trading wherry.

A signal box where visitors can operate levers and see signals and points work.

Within Holkham Park, nestled in a woodland is a hidden Temple. Join us to sneak a peek inside!

Grade I listed 14th Century medieval church having Saxon origins. Unique features include; stained glass from Langley Abbey, France and Germany; medieval and Georgian wall paintings and monuments to the Beauchamp Proctor family

Explore at your leisure Norwich School's medieval chapel, packed full of heritage. A guide will be available on the day.

Anna Sewell House in Great Yarmouth is the birthplace of the Black Beauty Author Anna Sewell. Redwings Horse Sanctuary took on guardianship of this special building in 2022.

The church is a Grade 1 Listed Building on the at risk register. Guides will be available to give information about the history of the building and inform visitors about the programme of work to be carried out relating to the roof restoration.

An exhibition explaining the evolution and adaption of a medieval hall house over the centuries as its inhabitants' needs change. With a 1:25 scale model showing typical construction, interpretation boards and images of well disguised examples still

A local architect discusses the historic Norwich buildings being cared for and opened to the public by arts organisations.

Climb the tower to the ringing chamber, and meet our bell ringers! Discover the history and skill behind bell ringing in this unique behind-the-scenes experience. Fun, informative, and open to all—don’t miss it!

See inside the award-winning multi-arts venue housed within a Grade 1 listed deconsecrated church.

Discover a delightful Grade I-listed, round-towered medieval church building which overlooks the rolling fields that surround the eco-friendly churchyard. Walk around guides are free.

Artwork created by children from the local school will be on display throughout the town.

Dr Mary Fewster talks about Norwich Civic plate, some of which is on display at St Peter Mancroft throughout the Festival.

Organised by the Great Yarmouth Local History and Archaeological Society, this year’s fair is on the theme of The Architecture of our Region. Organisations supporting heritage from Great Yarmouth and wider will be providing activities and stalls.

Visit Captain Sandys-Winsch's beautiful Grade II listed park, redesigned in the 1930s. As well as great views from the pavilion balcony, there will be flowerbeds in bloom, live music, and exhibitions of the history of the park and its bowling club.

An early 19th century Quaker Meeting House, in a walled garden which was once the burial ground. Beneath the building are the remains of a 14th century cell occupied by Augustinian Friars, connected to Gorleston Priory, until c.1536.

Step back in time and explore the hidden treasures of our local round tower church at our exclusive Heritage Event!

See our 16 foot waterwheel turning, original brick floors & remains of Victorian mill buildings, model of mill, finds uncovered during excavations in our visitor centre which is a mini replica of the original building. Have a guided tour of the site.

Join us at The Corn Hall Diss this Heritage Open Days on a guided tour and discover its hidden heritage.

Wymondham Abbey is among the most magnificent churches in East Anglia. • admire the magnificent interior; • browse displays on the church's fascinating history; • hourly guided tours; • bell tower tours;.

An exhibition of artwork from local people with a theme of 'architecture: human and natural'.

This unique exhibition will showcase the rich history and craftsmanship of the town’s historic doorways, highlighting their architectural significance and the stories they tell about Harleston’s past.

Join NNAS members, and the competition panel, at Hungate for a free talk on the inspiration and context of our new competition, The Plunkett Prize Photographic Competition. Includes a chance to view an exhibition of the shortlisted images.

Join us and help create our own Mini Town with our ongoing papercraft activity, suitable for all ages. The mini town will evolve and be on display throughout Heritage Open Days.

Explore the charm of Horsey Barns during Heritage Open Day. Discover their unique history, see what holiday stays are available across the UK, and get inspired for a countryside escape!

Visit the Museum of the Broads for free to discover the history and heritage of the Broads! See our new displays for 2025 and take a tour or follow a fun trail. Shop and small cafe. Picnic by the river. Boat trips available (at an extra charge).

An exciting opportunity to explore Elizabethan House for free as part of Heritage Open Days.

Step back this Heritage Open Day to 1912 where the story of Horsey Windpump began.

St Joseph's Catholic Church: a masterpiece of Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. A parish church for Sheringham, which, aside from the town's war memorial, is Sheringham's only listed building.

A display of artwork created by children from the local school.

Explore this hidden gem in the heart of Norwich for free.