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Social Enterprise Coffee Morning

Social Enterprise Coffee Morning

Fri 11 Dec, 10:00

Norwich Unity Hub @ Carrow House

Professional networking

Friday, December 11, 2026, at 10:00 AM at Norwich Unity Hub @ Carrow House (301 King St). A free networking coffee morning for social entrepreneurs (free on-site parking available)

 

Sweet Briar Marshes through time

 

Sweet Briar Marshes through time

Sat 7 Nov, 10:00

BMX Track Sloughbottom Park

Free

Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 10:00 AM (meeting at the BMX track, Sloughbottom Park). An outdoor historical walk led by Stuart McPherson; free community tickets are available for locals or those in financial need.




People Planet Pint: Sustainability Meetup

 People Planet Pint: Sustainability Meetup

Wed 4 Nov, 17:30

Coach and Horses

Free

Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at 5:30 PM at the Coach and Horses (82 Thorpe Rd). A casual local sustainability meetup to connect over a drink





Sainsbury Centre of the Visual Arts - "How do we find love?" season

Sainsbury Centre of the Visual Arts is an International art museum with a world class art collection, including one of the top ten Sculpture Parks in the UK.

They now offer a "Pay What You Can" ticket, which does include everything for free if you select that option.

Their new season is "How do we find love?" Opens Friday 13 November 2026

Great place for a first or second date for arty types

https://sainsburycentre.ac.uk/

Closed on Mondays





Info from the website:


This November, the Sainsbury Centre invites visitors to explore one of life's most enduring questions: How Do We Find Love? Exploring themes of love, intimacy and human connection, the new exhibitions delve into the complexities of our relationships.

Spanning painting, sculpture, photography and film, The Last Human Kiss explores how the kiss has shaped our understanding of love, devotion, betrayal and belonging, while Ecstasy and the Aftermath reflects on how deep connections are formed, broken, remembered and mourned, asking whether love ever truly ends. Together, the exhibitions offer a thought-provoking exploration of love in its many forms, inviting visitors to reflect on their own experiences of connection, relationships and loss.