Pottergate
Fire Station
Used to be a fire station at 12-16 Pottergate.
Used to be a fire station at 12-16 Pottergate.
12 Pottergate
Used to be Robins Records.
Used to be Robins Records.
12A Pottergate
Used to be Charlie's Bazaar.
In 1986 it was See These cd and music shop.
Used to be Charlie's Bazaar.
In 1986 it was See These cd and music shop.
14 Pottergate
Used to be Klef Music.
Used to be Klef Music.
Credit https://punkintheeast.co.uk/
23 Pottergate, Norwich
Originally built in 1859, the pub was redesigned in the art deco style in the 1930s to look like a steamliner. Formerly known as the Morning Star, the Brown Derby and the Pottergate Tavern it was reopened as The Birdcage in 2006. It is a quirky and fun pub, beloved by both regulars and passers-by, and even has a pub cat, Maraud.
Like any great pub The Birdcage is more than just a pub. It is also a stand-out music venue with Ed Sheeran, Primal Scream, Steve Ignorant and Ben Howard all having played gigs at the downstairs space lovingly called the Ballroom.
Fine ale, wonderful music and, also in the mix, cutting edge art. There are monthly exhibitions curated by our creative in-house team and the walls themselves have been painted by street artists such as The London Police, Millo and Mr Penfold. There is even a weekly life drawing class (BUMS) offering a relaxed setting for all artists, whether beginner or professional.
Andrew Stopford
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NorwichThe Birdcage is at the hub of the Norwich Lanes and for over a decade has been the place to drink for artists, musos and people who love fish ‘n’ chips. If Norwich were Soho the Birdcage would be its French House.
Originally built in 1859, the pub was redesigned in the art deco style in the 1930s to look like a steamliner. Formerly known as the Morning Star, the Brown Derby and the Pottergate Tavern it was reopened as The Birdcage in 2006. It is a quirky and fun pub, beloved by both regulars and passers-by, and even has a pub cat, Maraud.
Like any great pub The Birdcage is more than just a pub. It is also a stand-out music venue with Ed Sheeran, Primal Scream, Steve Ignorant and Ben Howard all having played gigs at the downstairs space lovingly called the Ballroom.
Fine ale, wonderful music and, also in the mix, cutting edge art. There are monthly exhibitions curated by our creative in-house team and the walls themselves have been painted by street artists such as The London Police, Millo and Mr Penfold. There is even a weekly life drawing class (BUMS) offering a relaxed setting for all artists, whether beginner or professional.
Originally built in 1859, the pub was redesigned in the art deco style in the 1930s to look like a steamliner. Formerly known as the Morning Star, the Brown Derby and the Pottergate Tavern it was reopened as The Birdcage in 2006. It is a quirky and fun pub, beloved by both regulars and passers-by, and even has a pub cat, Maraud.
Like any great pub The Birdcage is more than just a pub. It is also a stand-out music venue with Ed Sheeran, Primal Scream, Steve Ignorant and Ben Howard all having played gigs at the downstairs space lovingly called the Ballroom.
Fine ale, wonderful music and, also in the mix, cutting edge art. There are monthly exhibitions curated by our creative in-house team and the walls themselves have been painted by street artists such as The London Police, Millo and Mr Penfold. There is even a weekly life drawing class (BUMS) offering a relaxed setting for all artists, whether beginner or professional.
Andrew Stopford
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NorwichThe Birdcage is at the hub of the Norwich Lanes and for over a decade has been the place to drink for artists, musos and people who love fish ‘n’ chips. If Norwich were Soho the Birdcage would be its French House.
Originally built in 1859, the pub was redesigned in the art deco style in the 1930s to look like a steamliner. Formerly known as the Morning Star, the Brown Derby and the Pottergate Tavern it was reopened as The Birdcage in 2006. It is a quirky and fun pub, beloved by both regulars and passers-by, and even has a pub cat, Maraud.
Like any great pub The Birdcage is more than just a pub. It is also a stand-out music venue with Ed Sheeran, Primal Scream, Steve Ignorant and Ben Howard all having played gigs at the downstairs space lovingly called the Ballroom.
Fine ale, wonderful music and, also in the mix, cutting edge art. There are monthly exhibitions curated by our creative in-house team and the walls themselves have been painted by street artists such as The London Police, Millo and Mr Penfold. There is even a weekly life drawing class (BUMS) offering a relaxed setting for all artists, whether beginner or professional.
98 Pottergate
Used to be W. J. & F Taylor Ltd Plumbing Consultants in 1968. Used to be a house now a office and store.
Used to be W. J. & F Taylor Ltd Plumbing Consultants in 1968. Used to be a house now a office and store.
131 Pottergate
The Bull And Butcher pub was on the corner of Wellington Lane and Pottergate. It was demolished in the late 60's to widen Grapes Hill.
The Bull And Butcher pub was on the corner of Wellington Lane and Pottergate. It was demolished in the late 60's to widen Grapes Hill.
