County Arts Club

Replace the small green in front of the club. The new green was a great success and helped to attract more bowlers to the club.

Throughout the years, the County Arts Club has continued to grow and thrive. The club offers both indoor and outdoor bowling facilities, making it suitable for bowlers of all preferences. The outdoor green is widely regarded as one of the best in Norfolk, with six rinks available for use. The indoor facility consists of six rinks as well, all located in a wonderful air-conditioned club building.

Bowlers have the opportunity to enjoy playing bowls in a comfortable and pleasant environment.

In addition to bowls, the County Arts Club boasts a bustling social calendar. Non-players are encouraged to join as social members and take part in the numerous activities and events that are organised throughout the year. The club is renowned for its friendliness, and new members can always expect a warm welcome. Whether you are a bowler or not, there is something for everyone at the County Arts Club.

The club offers a four-week trial membership, which includes four free coaching sessions. This allows potential members to try out the sport and see if it is a good fit for them. The indoor season runs from October to mid-April, and during this time, most bowlers transition to the outdoor green. The summer outdoor season lasts from late April to late September.

However, for those who prefer to play indoors year-round, the club also offers a programme of Summer indoor leagues.

Aside from its bowls facilities, the County Arts Club is more than just a bowling club. It is a place where members can come together and enjoy a variety of social activities. The club's website provides more information about upcoming events and activities. Members can keep themselves busy all year round with the diverse range of options available.

The club's history is rich and steeped in tradition. It was originally formed in 1941, taking over the premises of the Harvey Lane Sports Club. The aim of the club was to promote various social arts, including tennis, badminton, snooker, drama, and social events. Over the years, the club has faced challenges, including being destroyed in a German air raid only six months after its formation.

However, the members persevered and rebuilt the club, eventually becoming a popular and thriving community.

The County Arts Club is conveniently located outside the Norwich city limits, offering a peaceful and tranquil environment for members to enjoy their bowling experience. The club prides itself on its excellent facilities and friendly atmosphere, making it the perfect place for both competitive and recreational bowlers.

If you are interested in joining the County Arts Club, there are several ways to get in touch. You can visit the club in person, call the provided phone number, or send an email through the 'contact us' link on the club's website. The club officials are always ready to assist and provide more information about membership options and benefits.

At the County Arts Club, bowls is not just a sport; it is a way of life. Whether you are a seasoned bowler or have never tried the sport before, everyone is welcome to become a part of this vibrant and thriving community. Don't hesitate to explore the club's website or pay a visit in person to experience all that the County Arts Club has to offer.