Following his show-stopping routine on the Royal Variety Performance on Wednesday 14 December The Boy With Tape on His Face comes to King’s Lynn on Friday 1 June as part of the King’s Lynn Arts Centre Trust‘s new programme of emerging comedians in the Guildhall Theatre.

The King’s Lynn Arts Centre Trust is excited to be offering a new opportunity for artists and the viewing public during the largest and longest running open art competition in the Eastern Region.

A permanent retail platform, located in the Fermoy Gallery foyer, which will offer the public the chance to purchase quality craft items from some of the best artists this region has to offer.

The only opportunity in the South East of England to catch a major travelling exhibition of glass from the Graham Cooley Collection, with an accompanying bookalogue by King’s Lynn Arts Centre Trust’s Patron Mark Hill, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the founding
of Caithness Glass in 2011.

A fascinating trio of exhibitions across 3 distinctive sites in King’s Lynn, looking at mundane and precious household objects taken out of their usual domestic or historical context, re-homed in museums, galleries or new settings.

The Red Barn Gallery will be open to 11 to 18 year olds as a rehearsal venue – offering musical facilities, mentoring and instruction. Melody makers, composers and song smiths as well as keen amateur players and musical novices are invited to drop-in to practice new songs, record tracks, take part in impromptu jam sessions or just have a go with some of the instruments