From the Royal Arcade to Elm Hill to The Forum, people have been inspired by Norwich architecture old and new in their entries for a special photography competition.
Artists and famous faces have joined forces for a special wildlife art exhibition putting the spotlight on threats to iconic animals around the world. Arts correspondent Emma Knights reports
Paintings by well-known Norfolk artist John Midgley will be on show at the Anteros Arts Foundation, Norwich, this month, in an exhibition celebrating a decade of painting and drawing the lesser-known back roads and urban areas of the county.
They were rather sorrowful, almost ghostly, faces peering out of dark canvas with centuries of dust, grime and over-painting concealing any recognisable artistic talent.
Dogs, demons, lions, mermaids, pelicans and more – carvings from East Anglian churches have inspired Beasts and More Beasts a new exhibition at Norwich Cathedral by Jo Davis Trench.
A brilliant array of great ideas were sent in by readers for our design-a-GoGoHare competition - and now we are giving you the chance to vote for your favourite.
One of the colourful characters in the GoGoHares trail through Norwich next summer is set to make our head office its home - and we would like you to help us choose the design.
People of all ages have sent in all manner of brilliant entries for our competition to design the GoGoHare sculpture which will sit outside our Norwich office next summer.
From mustard making to brewing, the industrial past and iconic buildings of Norwich has inspired a new exhibition by celebrated Norfolk printmaker Sally Hirst.
Norfolk nurse Edith Cavell, the boy wizard Harry Potter, and lots of brightly coloured rainbows are among the inspirations for the latest array of designs that have been sent in by readers for our GoGoHare competition.
