The largest contemporary art fair in the East of England, with artists, galleries and dealers from across the world, returns to St Andrew's Hall.
Art Fair East returns to St Andrew's Hall from 3 to 6 December, taking over the venue in the Creative Quarter for four days. It's billed as the largest and liveliest contemporary art fair in the East of England, and it's a regular fixture in the region's cultural calendar.
Over those four days, the hall is transformed into a contemporary art space that brings together artists, galleries and art dealers from across the world. It's set up as a meeting point for a few different crowds at once: artists showing their work, art lovers, buyers, collectors and anyone just curious about creativity. If you're into contemporary art, it's a good place to see a lot of it in one go rather than hopping between separate galleries.
The fair is described as a standout in the region's cultural calendar, and St Andrew's Hall is called its natural home. It's located in the Creative Quarter, Over the Water, right in the heart of Norwich, so it's easy to get to if you're already in town. Because it runs across four days, you can pick whichever one suits you best.
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It opens at 10:00 am on 3 December and runs through to 6:00 pm on 6 December. That's four days in total, with plenty of time to wander through the artists and galleries on your own terms.
