Living the Story with the Norwich Man in Black

Experience Norwich in the company of the master storyteller, The Man in Black, as he takes you on a guided tour through the dark and shrouded parts of Norwich seeking out the stories of the undead.

This Friday (24th October), you are invited to join Norwich's very own ghost hunter on one of his famous night-time strolls around the city in search of ghosts, ghouls and poltergeists!

The tour is absolutely FREE, and starts at 7:30pm at the Adam and Eve pub on Bishopgate, the oldest and most notoriously haunted pub in Norwich.

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Urbanmancy Exhibition

22 August - 24 August
Yallop's Art Gallery, St Augustines Street

A three day exhibition of artwork by Jemma Watts and Chris Richford. Plus music, poetry and presentations about magic, speculative biology and psycho-geography in the city of Norwich. 

Jemma's work ~ www.Institutist.co.uk
Chris' work ~ www.facebook.com/ChrisRichfordArt

Each evenings events will have a different feel and direction.

CORPUS: On Friday the 22nd we present an eclectic cabaret of words, thoughts and music..
https://www.facebook.com/events/1446727135599819/

Starting at 7:00pm performances from:
~ Tom Benn (Writer/Novelist)
~ Anna De Vaul (Poet)
~ Paul Knight (Writer)
~ Kitty del Amerra (Audiomancer)
~ Russell J Turner (Poet)

ANIMA: Saturday 23rd is the launch night with an introduction to the themes of the artwork by Jemma and Chris followed by acoustic music, wine and nibbles..
https://www.facebook.com/events/527834777316420/

Starting at 6:00pm performances from:
~ Peter Turrell (classical guitar)
~ The artists themselves presenting the ideas and philosophy behind the work.
~ Solomon Amos (Singer & Banjoist)

SPIRITUS: On Sunday 24th we invite you to lounge, listen to music from the past and ponder strange stories and alternative history from the work in progress that is Praeterlimina ..
https://www.facebook.com/events/544572572315931/

Featuring Lucy Brady and Chris Richford reading extracts from the Book of Tiny Spirits and other musings surrounding the Alchemical and apocryphal works of Arthur Hazyard..

Death Cafe Norwich

I thought this was really strange at first but when I looked into it I kind of see the idea behind it.

At a Death Cafe people, often strangers, gather to eat cake, drink tea and discuss death.  The objective is 'to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives'. 

A Death Cafe is a group directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counselling session

See the Facebook page of DeathCafeNorwich for info about the next meet up.

For those of you not in Norwich, find your nearest Death Cafe here