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Heritage Open Days in Norwich

• Heritage Open Days

Heritage Open Days 2011 has come to an end....

 

With 176 free events taking place between 8th and 11th September in and around Norwich, Heritage Open Days 2011 was one of the most popular and widespread yet.

Feedback forms are currently being evaluated, and if you took part in any of the wide variety of events, please do fill in our online surveys. The more feedback we get, the bigger and better next year's Open Days can be. 

Survey 1: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GMM5T2R

Survey 2: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GZ6Z9C9

 

 

The 2010 Norwich Heritage Open Days

The 2010 bumper brochure featured 215 Heritage Open Days events across Norfolk, containing listings of events in Norwich, Greater Yarmouth, South Norfolk and the Broads.

About Heritage Open Days 

Heritage Open Days (HODs) is England's largest and most popular voluntary cultural event, celebrating all of its fantastic architecture and culture by offering free access to events and interesting properties that are usually closed to the public or normally charge for admission.

The HODs programme involves open buildings, guided tours, exhibitions, talks, family activities, window displays, music recitals and dance performances. Participating venues include museums and tourist attractions; private homes; churches and cathedrals; city centre shops, restaurants and pubs; and offices and workplaces.

Nationally HODs is co-ordinated by English Heritage and attracts one million visitors annually. In Norwich HEART has co-ordinated HODs since 2005, with the programme growing year on year.

As in previous years, Norwich was the 2009 number one city hot spot for HODs events, followed by Guildford, Gloucester, Bristol and Leeds. HEART remains the largest single organiser registered.

Supported by HM Treasury's Invest to Save Budget