Christmas may be over but there are still plenty of events taking place at museums across Norfolk to keep the whole family busy in January.
NORWICH CASTLE MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY
Knight's Club
January 12, 19 and 26, February 2, 9 and 16, 10am to 12.30pm
Child £60 for six week course
Become a trainee Knight with our course for children age 8-11! Explore medieval combat, battle tactics, chivalry and sportsmanship for a unique and action packed experience. Booking essential, telephone 01603 495897 / 493625.
Armistice: Legacy of the Great War in Norfolk
Until January 6
Included in admission
Exhibition showing the impact of the First World War on the county, alongside the stories of the people whose lives were transformed by it.
Diverse objects on display include fine art and textiles as well as locally manufactured goods, posters, photographs and interactive displays.
A series of finely crafted artworks by Paddy Hartley focus on the subject of memorialisation; called Papaver Rhoeas, these unique poppies will gradually change throughout the exhibition.
The Medieval Castle Keep
January 3 to April 30
Weekdays in term time at 12pm and every Saturday, 12pm/2pm
Included in admission
Let us introduce you to our fascinating Medieval Castle Keep - one of Europe's most important 12th century buildings in the heart of Norwich. Suitable for adults and older children.
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Extended until April 2019
Included in admission: adult £9.50, concession £9, child (4-18) £8.10
A showcase of work by women artists from both the modern and contemporary collections.
Works in a variety of media by artists such as Barbara Hepworth, Jo Spence and Penny Slinger are on display, plus the launch of new work by a female contemporary artist supported by the Valeria Napoleone XX Contemporary Art Scheme.
Shirehall Courtroom
January 26, 1pm
Included in admission
Explore the historic 19th century courtroom and hear tales of Norwich Castle's life as a county gaol.
Winter Wildlife Weekend
January 19 to 20, Saturday 10.30am to 3.30pm/Sunday 1.30pm to 3.30pm
£2 adults, children free
Discover wintry wildlife magic and celebrate the Norfolk countryside and the museum's Natural History Collection. Meet members of the RSPB, Norfolk & Suffolk Wildlife Trusts, the Hawk & Owl Trust, Hallswood Animal Sanctuary, Hodmedods Hedgehog Support, The Broads Authority, Friends of Horsey Seals. With talks, demonstrations, crafts, activities, and face-painting.
ANCIENT HOUSE, MUSEUM OF THETFORD LIFE
Mini Museum Club Snowflakes and Icicles
January 31, 10.30am to 11.30am
50p per child, accompanying adults free
Join us for special activities for under 5s. Sing songs, hear stories and explore the museum, then make frosty leaves, drippy icicles and snowmen to take home.
Animal ABC
Continuing Exhibition, 10am to 5pm
Free
From Ammonite to Zebra! This family friendly exhibition looks at the breadth of variety of the Lynn Museum collection with a focus on the animal kingdom.
Hello Horace Trail
Until January 5, 10am to 5pm
Free
Try your hand at our museum trail to win a small prize.
Egyptians Coffee Morning
January 30, 10.30am to 12pm
£1
Learn about ancient Egyptian culture and get crafty with papyrus - all accompanied with coffee and cake.
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Circus! Show of Shows: Celebrating 250 Years of Circus
Until March 3
Adult £5.95, concessions £5.65, child (4-18) £5
Discover the history of the Circus, from its origins in the Ancient Greek hippodromes through to Great Yarmouth's Hippodrome of modern day.
Find out about daring feats and discover local performers who hit the big time.
Part of a nationwide museums partnership with Sheffield Museums Trust and Tyne and Wear Museums, supported by the National Fairground and Circus Archive in Sheffield and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Show Must Go On! Trail
Until March 3
Adult £5.95, concessions £5.65, child (4-18) £5
Travel the history of British circus with some of its most famous characters. Find them all to create the greatest show on Earth!
Head to www.museums.norfolk.gov.uk for all upcoming events at museums in Norfolk.
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