Events near East-Mersea, Colchester

Wrestleforce returns to West Maldon Community Centre for another two-hour extravaganza! Fun for all the family!

Delilah Tickles & Anita Wee return with their hugely popular show

Ipswich is one of England's oldest continuously-inhabited ports, settled from the Anglo-Saxon era as Gippeswic and shaped by centuries of trade.

Join us for a fun-filled Autumn Fayre at Great Bromley Village Hall on Sunday 25th October, from 11am-3pm.

Discover the riverside town that armed an empire.

A single sword strike in Canterbury once shook a kingdom to its core.

Discover the rich history and stunning architecture of Cambridge on this captivating tour!

A city of secrets hides beneath Preston's bustling streets where stone chapels, glowing shopfronts, and soaring columns reveal tales few ever hear.

Beneath the quiet charm of Saffron Walden, revolutionaries once rallied by ancient walls and artists secretly sketched their rebellion in oil and ink.

Last one this year at Stonham Barns Sunday Car Boot - just turn up and sell from £7

Sunday - We've Hosted Artist Like Wizkid, Burna Boy, Davido, Sona, NSG, Yung Bane, Mr Eazi, Stylo G, Ms Banks, The Compozers & More...

Start at the Georgian house where William Morris grew up, now a gallery of his designs, then walk to a town hall carved with his words.

A medieval river pulses beneath Maidstone's modern streets, echoing with secrets that shaped the Borough's fate.

More good weather & now back every week and no booking needed - just turn up and sell from £7. Covered stalls text to reserve one 07817539168

Beneath Chelmsford's tranquil skyline, secrets of power and play linger just steps from the modern bustle.

Beneath the manicured lawns of Moreton Hall lies a town built on the bones of kings, rebels, and saints.

Sunday - We've Hosted Artist Like Wizkid, Burna Boy, Davido, Sona, NSG, Yung Bane, Mr Eazi, Stylo G, Ms Banks, The Compozers & More...

A Roman temple stands beneath your feet.

Colchester has been Britain's oldest recorded town since a Roman centurion named Favonius Facilis had his tombstone raised here in AD 50.

A hidden shrine once drew secret pilgrims to Ipswich, its walls whispering legends lost in time while the town outside marched on.

A single sword strike in Canterbury once shook a kingdom to its core.

Gunpowder echoes still linger beneath Gravesend's streets while ancient river secrets swirl around quiet docks and world-famous pilgrimage routes