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Norwich Cathedral WHAT WILL YOU DISCOVER? OVER 50 FREE EVENTS ACROSS NORWICH #FLINTSPIRATION @FLINTSPIRATION FLINTSPIRATION.ORG FLINTSPIRATION : CELEBRATING NORWICH’S MEDIEVAL CHURCHES | 3 WELCOME Welcome to Flintspiration, an exciting festival celebrating Norwich’s medieval churches. Inspired by the flintwork which decorates so many, it is an opportunity to discover and appreciate the largest collection of medieval churches in Northern Europe. Whether your interest is in church buildings, their past history, the religious or secular activities that go on in them, or you simply want to know more about a church you often pass, Flintspiration is for you and your family – it’s a weekend to enjoy Norwich’s medieval heritage. Organised by the Norwich Historic Churches Trust, the Diocese of Norwich and other partners, and funded by a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, Flintspiration includes: a comprehensive exhibition of the development of the churches in Norwich; displays, performances and entertainments; free guided walks featuring a selection of the city’s churches; and self-guided trails you can follow over the weekend or at your leisure afterwards. There is also an extensive programme of events for children. Enjoy the weekend! Nick Williams, Chair, Norwich Historic Churches Trust DISCOVER MORE FLINTSPIRATION.ORG @flintspiration CONTENTS ABOUT ABOUT THE THE NHCT DIOCESE OF Churches open during The Norwich Historic Churches NORWICH Flintspiration ...............4–5 Trust (NHCT) was set up in The Diocese of Norwich Flintspiration Hub 1973 to care for medieval is the Church of England St Peter Mancroft .............6 church buildings no longer used across the areas of Norfolk Family Hub – St Stephen’s ......7 or required for worship. The and Waveney. Throughout NHCT is dependent on grants the Diocese are hundreds Performance hub and donations and the Trust is of stunning, historic church St Martin-at-Palace ............8 landlord to 18 of Norwich’s buildings which are actively Norwich Cathedral ............9 churches, including tenants such used for worship. The Map ..................10–11 as the Norwich Arts Centre, the Diocese provides support to Open church events ......12–16 Norwich Puppet Theatre, the those caring for them and Stonemasons of the Guild of creating welcoming spaces, Across the city events. .17 St Stephen & St George, and preserving each one for Church Services .............18 and the Oak Circus Centre. future generations. Other events and news ........19 NORWICH-CHURCHES.ORG DIOCESEOFNORWICH.ORG 4 | FLINTSPIRATION : CHURCHES OPEN OVER THE WEEKEND FLINTSPIRATION : CHURCHES OPEN OVER THE WEEKEND | 5 OPEN CHURCHES SAT 29 APR SUN 30 APR MON 1 MAY ACCESS CHURCHES ALL SAINTS 10am-6pm 11am-4pm 10am-5pm ON REQUEST ST ANDREW 10am-5.15pm 1-4pm 10am-4pm PARTIAL OPEN DURING ST AUGUSTINE 12-3pm 12-3pm CLOSED ST CLEMENT 10am-4pm 10am-4pm 10am-4pm PARTIAL FLINTSPIRATION ST EDMUND / CALL TO PRAYER 10am-4pm 2-4pm 10am-4pm PARTIAL ST ETHELDREDA 12-4pm 12-4pm CLOSED Flintspiration weekend is your chance to discover and ST GEORGE COLEGATE 9am-5pm 11am-5pm 9am-5pm explore Norwich’s extraordinary collection of medieval ST GEORGE TOMBLAND 10am-6pm 12-3pm 12-2pm ON REQUEST churches. On the next page you can find out when churches will be open for Flintspiration visitors to drop in ST GILES 11am-4pm 10.30am-3pm 11am-3pm and look around during the weekend. On pages 6-9 and ST GREGORY 10am-6pm 11am-4pm 10am-5pm 12-17 you will find special free events taking place in ST JAMES POCKTHORPE / many of the churches and across the city for Flintspiration. NORWICH PUPPET THEATRE CLOSED 12-4pm 12-4pm PARTIAL DISCOVER MORE FLINTSPIRATION.ORG ST JOHN MADDERMARKET 11am-3pm 11am-4pm CLOSED ST JOHN TIMBERHILL 9am-5pm 9am-5pm 9am-5pm ST JULIAN 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm ST MARGARET 10am-5pm 10am-5pm 10am-5pm ST MARTIN-AT-OAK / THE WHARF ACADEMY 10am-3pm 11am-3pm 11am-3pm ST MARTIN-AT-PALACE 11am-4pm 11am-4pm 11am-4pm ST MARY COSLANY CLOSED 11am-3pm 11am-3pm PARTIAL ST MICHAEL-AT-PLEA 9am-5pm 9.30am-4pm 9.30am-4pm ST MICHAEL COSLANY / THE OAK CIRCUS CENTRE 12-4.30pm 1-5pm CLOSED ST PETER HUNGATE 10am-4pm 10am-4pm 10am-4pm ST PETER MANCROFT 10am-4pm 11.30am-4pm 10am-4pm ST PETER PARMENTERGATE 11am-3pm 11am-3pm 11am-3pm ST SAVIOUR 11am-3pm 11am-3pm 11am-3pm ST STEPHEN’S 10am-4pm 2-4pm 11.30am-4pm ST SWITHIN / NORWICH ARTS CENTRE 11am-4pm 11am-4pm 11am-4pm NORWICH CATHEDRAL 9.30am-4.30pm 12-3pm 9.30am-4.30pm Churches under the care of the Diocese of Norwich. These buildings are currently functioning places of prayer and worship, and ask people to be sensitive to those wishing to pray. These churches are also open regularly all year round. ALL FLINTSPIRATION EVENTS AND CHURCHES : Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult to all events. All information is correct at the time of going to print. To confirm event details and for the latest updates please visit flintspiration.org Images © Norwich Historic Churches Trust, partners and as per credits. 6 | FLINTSPIRATION HUB : ST PETER MANCROFT FAMILY HUB : ST STEPHEN’S | 7 FLINTSPIRATION HUB FAMILY HUB ST PETER MANCROFT ST STEPHEN’S MILLENNIUM PLAIN, NORWICH NR2 1RD STPETERMANCROFT.ORG.UK RAMPANT HORSE STREET, NORWICH NR2 1QP STSTEPHENSNORWICH.ORG St Peter Mancroft is our main information hub during St Stephen’s Church is our hub church Flintspiration – pop in for a look around, enjoy a range for families. Please pop in to take part of events, and get directions and the latest event in our events or find out more about information from our friendly team of volunteers. the weekend. OPEN FOR FLINTSPIRATION Sat 10am-4pm | Sun 11.30am-4pm OPEN FOR FLINTSPIRATION Sat 10am-4pm | Sun 2-4pm Mon 10am-4pm | For services please see p18 Mon 11.30am-4pm | For services please see p18 HAVE A GO! EXPLORE ON FOOT ACTIVITIES FOR ALL THE FAMILY BELL RINGING WALKING TRAILS SKILLS WITH WONDERFUL St Peter Mancroft has a long There will be guided trails on QUILLS WINDOWS history of bells and ringing topics including: Merchants Come and find out how to Family drop-in event – make including the first true peal and Monuments; King Street write with a quill and ink, then a “stained glass” window to ever rung (in 1715). The Churches; Norwich’s Anchorites; design and make an illuminated take home with St Stephen’s Mancroft Appeal 300 project City Centre Churchyards. You bookmark to take home, along Children’s Work Team. is underway to present this can also pick up several different with your very own quill. Sun 2-4pm history and take the art of self-guided trails including Wall A family drop-in event with ringing into the future. Take a Walks, available to download Norfolk Record Office. tour of the ringing chamber. from thenorwichsociety.org.uk Sat 11am-3.30pm Sat & Mon 10am-12pm & 2-4pm ACROSS THE WEEKEND Sun 12-2pm See website or drop in to the church for timings / booking LIVING HISTORY DO THE Live a little medieval history CHILDREN’S with re-enactments of TRAIL AND traditional skills and crafts RECEIVE AN demonstrated by members AWARD of the Norfolk and Norwich Medieval Association. Flintspire the children! Sat & Mon 10am-4pm Make a pilgrim badge TASTE THE ALES EXHIBITIONS and collect a reward for completing a children’s trail. Visit St Peter Mancroft to taste Heavenly Gardens Medieval Norwich: Sat 11am-3.30pm, Sun 2-4pm, three Boudicca Brewing beers Invites you to learn more A Fine City of Churches FUEL UP IN Mon 10.30am-3.30pm in available free with a voucher. about Norwich’s historic The city’s churches stand as OUR CAFE church | Sun 10.30am-2pm in Golden Torc, Three Tails Bitter churchyards and gardens. testament to Norwich’s history a gazebo beside the church and Queen of Hops are all Sat 10am-4pm | Sun 11.30am- – see how religion, trade Enjoy delicious homemade vegan beers. 4pm | Mon 10am-4pm and patronage shaped the cakes and refreshments Sat, Sun, Mon 12-4pm modern city as an impressive in our beautiful and cultural destination. peaceful setting. Sat 10am-4pm | Sun 11.30am- Sat & Mon 10am-4pm 4pm | Mon 10am-14pm FOR SERVICES AT ST PETER MANCROFT DURING THE WEEKEND SEE PAGE 18 FOR SERVICES AT ST STEPHEN’S DURING THE WEEKEND SEE PAGE 18 8 | PERFORMANCE HUB : ST MARTIN-AT-PALACE NORWICH CATHEDRAL | 9 PERFORMANCE HUB NORWICH ST MARTIN-AT-PALACE CATHEDRAL ST MARTIN-AT-PALACE PLAIN, NORWICH THE CLOSE, NORWICH NR1 4DH St Martin-at-Palace will feature The most complete Norman a range of performances Cathedral in England and during the weekend. one of the finest examples of Romanesque architecture in OPEN FOR FLINTSPIRATION Europe, Norwich Cathedral Sat, Sun, Mon 11am-4pm is one of England’s finest Cathedrals. SET IN STONE OPEN FOR FLINTSPIRATION A THEATRICAL Sat 9.30am-4.30pm | Sun 12-3pm Mon 9.30am-4.30pm LOOK BACK IN TIME 01603 218300 TIME WILL TELL THEATRE CO You can’t walk through Norwich without passing a pub or a church, so what does that tell us about the people who have made Norwich their home? Come and join Time Will With thanks to the Dean and Chapter of NorwichWith Cathedral Tell Theatre Company as we explore the history CATHEDRAL.ORG.UK of Norwich in a journey around one of its oldest churches. As usual, the truth is stranger and more interesting than you might think. DROP-IN | Each performance lasts 30 mins GUIDED TOURS NUA TAKEOVER EVENT Sun 11.30am, 2pm, 3pm Free guided tours Mon 11.30am, 2pm, 3pm Norwich University of the Arts of the Cathedral, Fine Art students present performance, each last 1 hour.
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