Cyanotype Workshop: Try your hand at cyanotypes — a historic camera-less photographic process using sunlight to create striking blue-and-white prints. All ages welcome, no experience needed. Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult. Paper and objects provided; feel free to bring your own small, flat items (leaves, lace, glass, feathers) to print with. It takes 15–40 minutes to make a print, depending on light levels. New rounds start every 20 minutes: on the hour, 20 mins past and 40 mins past. Prints dry in 1–2 hours — collect later or take home damp.
Built in the 1550s, 32–33 Bridge Street are brick and flint cottages saved from demolition in 1967 by local architect Desmond Waite. As well as a family home the buildings have served as The Beehive pub, Lynn Academy of Dancing, an architecture practice and now Studio Baum, an artist-led project space.
Admire the late 19th-century pub storefront, 16th-century moulded ceiling beams and timber window frames and an original carriage passage leading to a rare town-centre stable.
