Norwich is a world renowned literary wonder, having seen writers like Angela Carter, Ian McEwan, Kazuo Ishiguro and Ali Smith. Come see the roots of how Norwich became a world city of literature, by popping down to Dragon Hall.
Home of the National Centre for Writing
The National Centre for Writing holds regular events, such as creative writing workshops for 14-17 year olds, ‘Salons’, and guided tours of the impressive Tudor building. But the main event annually is …
Noirwich
Dragon Hall is one of the venues for the city’s annual September crime writing festival. A great and grisly celebration of all things crime fiction, the venue is hosting: a ‘bloody brunch’ with a complimentary bloody mary when viewing the ‘Dark pasts’ and ‘Taste of Murder’ panels, and Noirwich live with readings, drinks and the chance to mingle with the authors.
Heritage Tours
To get to grips with this 15th century, and find out why it’s remained so important throughout Norwich’s history, why not take a tour with the Dragon Hall Heritage Volunteers. They also offer a variety of walks, talks and performances, including a play of St George and the Dragon.
Hire the Hall
Last but not least, it’s a popular venue for hiring for unique, historical weddings, conferences, performances and special occasions.