The Six weeks of summer is nearly here!

Ah the summer holidays, wonderful time for the children, a juggling act for many parents!

Let us take some of the pressure off organising fun days out, by providing some fun (and free!) activities here in the centre. Some dates below to be aware about, but more will be added in the coming weeks 🙂

All the below activities will be taking place on the Dining Terrace on the top floor in Chantry Place

RunNorwich takeover day in collaboration with CSF
Saturday 25th July: 10am – 4pm
Ready, set, test your reflexes in our reaction game – have you got what it takes? Come and try your luck and you could snag yourself a highly sought after place in the RunNorwich10k race. Just playing for bragging rights, thats fine too. Why not bring the little ones, as we have a couple of junior places (7 to 15years) up for grabs, meaning the whole family can get in on the action.

The fun doesn’t stop there, we’ll also have ‘spin to win’, ‘stop the clock’ challenges and the highly anticipated official 2026 medal reveal! Fancy walking the RunNorwich route with our giant interactive RunNorwich race map and plot out for strategy… More details will be added here, but we recommend saving the date.

Drop-in CPR sessions with the East Anglian Air Ambulance
Wednesday 5th August: 10am – 3pm
We’ve teamed up with the EAAA to offer our customers some free CPR and defibrillator sessions on the Dining Terrace. The Community Team at EAAA will be hosting some drop-in sessions so you can learn the skills that could save someone’s life. In the UK, only around 8% of people survive an out‑of‑hospital cardiac arrest if resuscitation alone is attempted. But when a defibrillator is used together with effective cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) within the first 3–5 minutes, the chance of survival can increase to 40–70%. It’s quite a difference – and it’s a difference that you can make.

Build your skills and confidence so that if someone suffers a cardiac arrest, you can act fast, begin the chain of survival right away, and become the person who potentially saves their life.