The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at the Norwich Science Festival 2023

When I was at school, Art and Science were two completely different topics, but progressing from STEM to STEAM is…

Boogie on The Brain: The Psychology of Dancing at Norwich Science Festival 2023

As a recovering chronically late person, I always try to get to places early. The cold hot sweats of panic…

Most people have completed a few personality quizzes in their time. I’ve always been an astrology person myself but there…

Over recent years, the world of Virtual Reality (VR) has started to gain traction, whether that be through games, experiences,…

Jordan Hunnisett, writer and YNAC Member, reviews the Beasts of the Future Wild creative writing workshop at Norwich Science Festival…

This year Norwich Science Festival hosted its first (but hopefully not last) discussion about vaginas to a packed-out Norwich Arts…

Martin Scaiff holds the post of Tutor in Education at the School of Education and Lifelong Learning at the University…

On a rainy Thursday evening, I was getting ready to attend an event with a very intriguing and enigmatic title:…

Making time: may alter from one minute to a few years It may seem like a long list, but trust…

I often forget how engrossing music can be until I sit for a while and truly listen, and I can…

It’s been just over a year since I last wrote a piece for the Young Norfolk Arts blog about my…

During the lockdowns of 2020 and 2021, I’ve taken advantage of many one-off events about creativity and careers available online.…

What have you been up to during lockdown? Is the question everyone is asking me at the moment, and I am pleased to say…

The YNA Collective is open to anyone aged 16-25 based in (or with links to) Norfolk. Through regular online meetings,…

by Ellie Robson I feel incredibly lucky to be able to say that I had a hand in curating the…

We spoke to Maud about her experience of being part of the YNA Collective and what she’s up to now……