Dragon Hall has a seasonal vacancy for a Sunday Front of House Duty Manager.The post is temporary until October 2013. Please see Front of House Duty Manager for a job description and person specification. To apply please send a covering letter and CV to Angela Graham by email to angela.graham@dragonhall.org or post to Angela Graham, Director, 115- 123 King Street, Norwich, NR1 1QE.The closing date is 20th June 2013. View more

New for 2013 we now have versions of our popular audio guide in French and Dutch. View more

Thank you to everyone who voted for us in the Connect 10 Museums at Night competition and helped us to get 1,624 votes. Unfortunately this wasn't quite enough and we were pipped at the post by Manchester who got 5 more votes to win artist Richard Wentworth for their Museums at Night event.
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We are looking forward to Crude Apache’s interpretation of The Transports at Dragon Hall from 28 February to 9 March. It’s a gripping, true story of love, survival and drama, which spans continents and begins here in Norwich. In fact the first ever live performance was in Norwich Castle in 1978. View more

we have just had at our annual Medieval Christmas Market. Once again the building was filled with traders in medieval costume selling wares from home and abroad  - handmade jewellery, woodwork and pottery, art and vintage inspired textiles, beautiful cakes, gingerbread houses and spicy chutneys, natural spa supplies, hats, Christmas wreaths, botanical oil lamps, knitting and felting kits, historical glass, metalwork, up-cycled bags, stained glass.  View more

This year’s theme is 2012 in lines and at Dragon Hall we will be using the architectural designs and patterns of this ancient building as inspiration.  View more

At the end of April our Learning and Volunteer Manager, Sarah spent a week in Ghent in Belgium working on a dragon project with Wereld de Kina (The World of Kina), a natural history and science museum aimed at children, as part of Norwich HEART's Shaping 24 project with Ghent. Matt Reeve and Tim Edwards, 2 Norwich-based artists also took part and the three of them had wonderful, but tiring, time making these enormous dragons with 2 schools and staff from the Ghent Museum. View more