Marriott's Warehouse Trust

13/09/2026

So much to see for for Heritage Open Days!

13/09/2026

Today’s the day!

Norfolk Heritage Open Days

19/08/2026

Delighted to let you know the good people of Dropped Stitch Artists are with us upstairs at the warehouse until Sunday with a fabulous exhibition of their wonderful works!

Open daily 10am-4pm, free entry, all welcome!

18/08/2026

Discover the creativity, colour and detail of the textile exhibition by Dropped Stitch Artists.

From beautiful textures and handmade pieces to the stories behind the work, this exhibition celebrates imagination, skill and the art of textiles.

A lovely opportunity to explore something unique and inspiring.

17/08/2026

✨ Textile Art Exhibition – Dropped Stitch Artists ✨

A wonderful exhibition celebrating creativity, colour and the possibilities of textile art.

Dropped Stitch Artists is a group of textile artists who support and inspire each other while developing their individual creative practice. The exhibition brings together a variety of techniques, textures and ideas, showing how traditional textile skills can be transformed into contemporary works of art.

Each piece has its own story, created through fabric, thread, colour and imagination.

A lovely opportunity to discover the work of local artists, explore different approaches to textile art and find some creative inspiration.

10/08/2026

Yesterday, we recorded a short interview with Kerry Heathcote, Deputy CEO and Vice Principal at the College of West Anglia and a Chartered Psychologist, following her talk, “The Architecture of Quiet Camaraderie: A Critical Realist Approach to Living Well.”

10/08/2026

Yesterday at Marriott’s Warehouse in King’s Lynn, we welcomed Kerry Heathcote for a thought-provoking Trust Talk exploring the idea of Quiet Camaraderie and what it means for people living and working in King’s Lynn and West Norfolk.
Kerry invited us to think about the everyday connections that help a community flourish — often quietly and without attracting much attention.
One of the key ideas was that no single organisation can create a thriving community alone. Local authorities, education providers, community groups and employers all have an important role to play. When these different parts connect and work together, people gain confidence, opportunities, a sense of belonging and the support they need to move forward.
Quiet Camaraderie can already be found around us — in everyday kindness, local networks, shared spaces, volunteering, learning, employment and the small acts of support that connect people to their community.
It was a fascinating afternoon of reflection and discussion about place, people, belonging and the power of local connections.
Thank you to Kerry Heathcote for sharing her research and ideas, and to everyone who joined us at Marriott’s Warehouse. 💜
Small connections can create meaningful change.

09/08/2026

Today’s the day! We’re delighted to welcome Kerry this afternoon’,, she keeps herself very busy so we’re delighted she found the time to give a talk here at the warehouse.

Free entry, all welcome, donations gratefully received

Join us this Sunday, 9 August, at Marriott’s Warehouse in King’s Lynn for a special Trust Talk with Kerry Heathcote.

Kerry will present “The Architecture of Quiet Camaraderie: A Critical Realist Approach to Living Well” — a thought-provoking talk exploring human connection, belonging and the importance of supportive communities.

📅 Sunday 9 August 2026
🕝 2:30 pm–4:00 pm
📍 Marriott’s Warehouse, King’s Lynn

Please note: Photography and video recording may take place during the event.

19/04/2026

Our friends at West Norfolk & Kings Lynn Archaeological Society have a change of speaker on Tuesday 21st April, full details below, sounds fascinating!

All welcome, £5 entry for non/members payable on the door