What's On in the Maldon District: Easter activities, photography exhibition, quiz night, and more this weekend

By Ben Shahrabi

30th Mar 2023 | Local News

Check out these great local events we've hand-picked for you to enjoy this weekend.
Check out these great local events we've hand-picked for you to enjoy this weekend.

Read all about the great variety of family events happening in the Maldon District this weekend.

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Thursday 30 March

Crisp Photography Exhibition at the Maeldune Heritage Centre, Maldon, 11am to 4pm

Enjoy a free photography exhibition at Maldon's Maeldune Centre (Image: Maeldune Heritage Centre)

View and buy local photography, either framed or presented in mounts.

Open from 11am to 4pm, Tuesday to Saturday, until May 5. Entry is free.

More details here.

Friday 31 March

Friday Fun at The Wildest Rumpus, Tollesbury, 10.30am to 12.30pm

(Image: The Wildest Rumpus)

Babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers are invited to join in for some Friday fun at The Wildest Rumpus.

More details here.

Saturday 1 April

Caroline Community Radio Quiz Night at The Blue Boar, Maldon, from 7.30pm

Come along to the Caroline Community Radio quiz night to raise money for the voluntary organisation. (Images: Caroline Community Radio and Google)

Come along to the Caroline Community Radio quiz night, upstairs at The Blue Boar in Silver Street, Maldon.

Give your brain a workout - and invite your friends and family along too! Teams of up to six are very welcome.

Tickets cost £5 per person and must be purchased in advance, either from the bar at the Blue Boar or online via the Caroline Community Radio web shop.

More details here.

Maldon Carnival Easter Hunt and Easter Grotto at Plantation Hall, Heybridge, 10am to 4pm

Join Maldon Carnival for an outdoor Easter Egg trail, raising funds for this year's event and other good, local causes.

Easter Egg Hunt - £5. Easter Grotto (VIP) - £12.50.

The "VIP experience" includes:

  • Hunt out the password to enter Easter Bunny's Grotto which are scattered around the field and play area.
  • Your child will also do the Outdoor Easter Egg Trail.
  • Once the password is found, move into the hall to do Easter Crafts including Planting a Carrot to take home.
  • During this time you will be called into the Grotto for your Slot and visit.

Visit the Maldon Carnival website to purchase tickets.

More details here.

Drop-In Easter and Spring Crafts at Maldon Library, from 10am to 12 noon

Drop-in for Easter fun at Maldon Library during the half-term holidays. (Photo: Maldon Library)

Get creative this half term! Drop-In sessions for Easter and Spring crafts every morning that the library is open during the Easter holidays.

Make an Easter Card and other Spring crafts. Leave your creation for the library display, or take it home with you.

Canine friends at Guide Dogs, Maldon, will be popping along too - make sure you complete the Puppy Dog trail to find the mystery word!

More details here.

Sunday 2 April

Autojumble: Classic car parts, motoring memorabilia and more at the Museum of Power, Langford, 10am to 3pm

(Image: Museum of Power)

Held at the Museum of Power in Langford, this is the market for all motor and engineering enthusiasts.

Come and browse a great variety of stalls to find your spare parts for your restoration project, or just general motor and bike maintenance. Expect to find classic car parts, bike parts, tools, clothing, memorabilia, vintage plus anything to do with motorised transport or vehicle-related items.

The museum (extra £3 entrance fee) and Steam Pump Tea Room are open from 9.30am for visitors.

More details here.

Thursday 6 April

The Moot Hall's Project 600 - Maldon Society Talk at The Swan Hotel, Maldon, from 6.30pm

Volunteers are needed to help investigate 450 years-worth of documents from the Moot Hall - unearthing fascinating stories from those who came before us. (Photos: Ben Shahrabi)

The Moot Hall has been at the centre of Maldon life for over 600 years, and an extensive project is about to delve into its rich history.

Leanne, one of the Moot Hall volunteer researchers, will give a presentation on Project 600, which involves researching the stories behind some of those who walked through this building over the last 450 years. It is a volunteer project focused on digitising court records. As the project has developed, they are now creating a database of records to be made available for interested parties to read on the Moot Hall website or by visiting the Hall.

Leanne will speak at the Cygnet Room behind the Swan Hotel, High Street, Maldon. Doors will open at 6.30pm.

It is important that anyone who is interesting in coming to our monthly meetings registers their interest. Get in touch via email or call Dorreen Linton 01621 853428.

More details here.

If you know of any more local events happening soon, get in touch or submit them to our What's On section.

     

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