Home of the worlds greatest ice cream. Norman's only locally owned ice cream store since 2001!
The Custard Factory is proud to be Norman's only independent ice cream store owned by Norman resident Rusty Rasmussen since 2001. The Factory is located at 1000 E. Alameda. We offer custom combinations in the 100's of thousands to excite anybody's taste buds. We welcome your feedback and suggestions and look forward to serving you!
In 1967 the home of Byrd's Custard relocated to Banbury after 30 years of producing and selling custard in Digworth. Thankfully in 1988, Benny Gray took over and with the help of local architect, Lucian Gray created a space for over 400 artists and businesses, thus beginning the creative hub that is the custard factory today. I think in Birmingham we don't have much areas that express creative people in terms of We have more really more areas The growing amount of street art has taken on the form of foliage, creeping up the sides of walls and covering entire buildings. The ever-changing exterior of the custard factory is all to the unique street artists who choose to call Digworth their home. It seems It's quite similar to It's insane that the eyes remind me of my A level in Russia when we studied the Great Gatsby and The annual City of Colours festivals bring together graffiti and street artists to celebrate urban culture and the custard factory is the central location for over 120 visiting artists. Businesses such as graffitiartists. com who participate in such festivals and provide equipment and paint for artists have chosen to set up here. It's going to sound crazy, but I want to make a life. You don't have to go to London to do all this stuff. You just can do stuff It's just about connecting because I feel But I feel
