FAQ · At the concert
What is The Assembly House like for a concert?
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The Assembly House is a Georgian building, listed Grade I, built in 1754 and 1755 to designs by Thomas Ivory of Norwich. It stands on the site of a hospital founded in 1248, and a charitable trust owns it. Its rooms include the Grand Hall, lit by a crystal chandelier, and the Music Room, with a Steinway grand piano, chandeliers and a minstrels' gallery. The Noverre Ballroom is one of the largest function rooms in Norwich.