Here you'll find details of recently announced events which you won't find in the leaflet.
31st January - 22nd February 2009
Ivory's Cafe Bar in the Assembly House
Come and see the magnificent Rusty, made out of recycled horse shoes and scrap steel hole punchings by Chris Church (see image on the left).
Wednesday 18th February 2009
11am - 4pm
A stilt-walker dressed up as a knight on a dragon and a jester double-act.
Children's workshops making dragon masks.
Thursday 19th February 2009
3pm-7pm
Fire-breathing and story-telling.
Saturday, 7th February 2009
11:30am and 1.30pm
A celebration of dancing and dragons. King's Lynn troupe The King's Morris will perform morris dances as part of Norwich Dragon Festival at 11.30am and 1.30pm on Millennium Plain. Joined by long-time member Izeels the Dragon.
Times and performances may vary depending on the weather.
Further information: www.theforumnorwich.co.uk and www.thekingsmorris.co.uk.
31st January to 22nd February 2009
Draw, paint or photograph a city dragon and you could win vouchers for CDs, DVDs or books!
As part of the Norwich Dragon Festival, the Royal Society of St George (Trafalgar Branch) invites you to track down an image of a dragon, or one of St George, somewhere in Norwich and draw, paint or photograph it.
A panel of judges will be led by renowned local-based artist Colin Self. Prizes will be awarded in the following age groups - a £20 voucher for the winner and a £10 voucher for the runner-up in each age group:
Click here to download entry details.
Sunday, 8th February 2009
12-2pm
Come and meet The Mighty Klang, along with his colleague and retired filmstar Nipper, and Nipper's American cousin Claude. Bring your own dragon along and join in the jollity at the Gatehouse Pub, Dereham Road. Further details from Klang's Entourage, telephone 01603 301840 / 07951 714626.
Tuesday, 17th February 2009
10am to 4pm
Norwich's ‘green' dragon, made from recycled materials, will be at the Great Hospital Refectory. He will be accompanied by some of his entourage in costume and will tell visitors about the Norwich dragons. The younger visitors will be able to examine Klang at close quarters and try him out (with the consent of the adult supervising them).
www.greathospital.org.uk, 01603 622022.
Norwich Castle, Saturday 13th February, 12pm-3pm.
St John's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Sunday 15th February 10am-10.30am.
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