The Assembly House
The Assembly House is a Georgian heritage building on Theatre Street in Norwich, Norfolk, designed by Thomas Ivory in 1754 and open daily for dining and afternoon tea.

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The Assembly House
A landmark of Norwich's city centre, The Assembly House occupies a grand 1754 Georgian building with a ballroom, meeting spaces, a commercial gallery shop, and a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and themed afternoon teas. Each of the boutique bedrooms is individually styled, many furnished with antiques, and the house also hosts weddings, conferences, and art exhibitions throughout the year.
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The Bewitching Bazaar: Halloween Makers' Night Market
A Halloween makers' night market fills the Grand Hall and Music Room from 4pm to 8pm, with local makers selling what the organisers call the weird, the wonderful and the wickedly good. Stalls are expected to include artwork, potions, jewellery, textiles, ceramics and curiosities. The house's…
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