Get Involved

How can you get involved in the Norwich bid and share what you know about the culture of Norwich?

The real culture of Norwich is about the things that people all over the city do every day - at home, in schools, in clubs, in cafés and pubs, as hobbies or as part of organisations. This is your chance to upload photos, music and videos and tell the story about your Norwich and what you do in the city.  

If you don't know how to upload, there are instructions on the right. Your submission will be moderated before it is added to the site. As with all public content, please make sure your content is suitable for everyone to read.

We've turned off the public form submission due to abuse but if you would like us to add your business or project to the directory, please email us on hello@wintercorn.com and we'll add it in straight away.

Thanks

Art of the Ordinary

Website
www.artoftheordinary.co.uk
Paint the town green is a collaborative community art project.
Addressing issues of community cohesion and the area’s perceived deprivation, a wide range of different community groups in the NR3 region of Norwich have taken part in free creative workshops to make 2D sculptures, which when brought together created a wonderful, virtual community garden to brighten up some of the grey areas in the area.

Social Media

Twitter
Here's the Twitter link

 

Facebook
Join the supporters group on Facebook

YouTube
See our YouTube channel

Some basic facts

  • Norwich was one of the shortlisted cities bidding to be the 1st UK City of Culture in 2013
  • Derry/Londonderry was chosen out of a field which included Norwich, Sheffield and Birmingham by an independent panel of judges led by Phil Redmond
  • The Norwich bid was led by a bid team made up of representatives of the Council - the lead body, the City of Norwich Partnership and representatives of major cultural organisations in the city through consultation with a wider range of groups, advisors and individuals
  • Although Norwich didn't win, the bidding and consultation process will help to develop a 2020 cultural vision for the next 10 years in the city through a new cultural partnership for Norwich
  • The Norwich bid was supported by Stephen Fry, Amit Chaudhri, Miranda Raison, Richard Jordan, Marco Pierre White,more than 6000 Facebook supporters, the Evening News and EDP, the business community, dozens of arts organisations and thousands of people across the city, county and region
  • Norwich is already a city of culture!

Sponsors

Norwich City Council

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Wintercorn

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Darren Leader Studio

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