Join us to celebrate Heritage Open Days on Tuesday 10th September 2024 for an archive film screening
This event is free to attend, but spaces are limited.
This event is now fully booked. Contact us to join the waiting list.
We’ll screen an exclusive selection of films from EAFA’s collections responding to this year’s theme of Routes – Networks – Connections; images and voices on film that convey a sense of community in your part of the UK.
Drawing on over a century of archive footage, our film screening will highlight stories of human connection and companionship. We’ll screen films that explore the experience of new communities as well as featuring nostalgic journeys in places you’ll most certainly recognise.
This event will feature both digital screenings and projection from film. The screening will take place at 11:00am.
The films will be introduced by Dr Nick Warr, EAFA’s Academic Director.
Tickets are free but spaces are limited, so we recommend reserving your space. We will be able to take reservations once booking opens on Monday 19 August, 10:00am.
Event details
Tickets: This event is now fully booked.
Date: Tuesday 10 September 2024
Time: 11:00am – 12:00 noon
Running time: approx. 60 minutes
Age rating: Suitable for ages 14+
Venue: The Chittock Room, The Archive Centre, Martineau Lane, Norwich, Norfolk NR1 2DQ
Finding the venue: The Archive Centre is on the County Hall site, and is roughly one mile from the railway station and city centre bus station. It is easily accessible by car, walking, and cycling. When you arrive on site, look for the Jaguar aircraft – its nose points to the entrance to The Archive Centre.
Parking: Free parking is available at County Hall for Archive Centre users. If you are driving, please report to the security kiosk at the car park entrance to obtain a visitor’s parking pass. Free bicycle parking is available on site.
Accessibility: The venue is wheelchair accessible, with disabled toilets available. Disabled parking spaces are available close to The Archive Centre entrance. For further information and to let us know how we can make this event accessible for you, please contact us.
About Heritage Open Days
Heritage Open Days is England’s largest community led festival of history and culture, involving thousands of local volunteers and organisations. Every year in September it brings people together to celebrate their heritage, community and history. Stories are told, traditions explored, and histories brought to life. It’s your chance to see hidden places and try out new experiences – and it’s all FREE.
Heritage Open Days 2024: 6-15 September
Header image: Photo by Meizhi Lang via Unsplash