For all those coming on the St Roger of Beeleigh tour this evening who may be worried about the rain.  This is just a quick note to let you know the event is still going ahead.  We have aranged a contingency plan to move indoors if the rain persists and we will be going ahead this evening.

We are pleased to announce that the souvenir programmes for the 2011 Maldon Festival of Arts are now available. 

These can be purchased from the festival box office located in Maldon Emporium, Maldon Tourist Information Centre, from the events themselves or from this very site.  All programmes are available for just £2 and are a great souvenir of the fantastic 2 weeks ahead!

Due to a familly bereavement the programme and performers for the Maldon Festival of Arts concert on Wednesday 27th June has changed.

David Hughes will be performing at The Blue Boar on 15th July at 8.00pm.  The show will feature new compositions from the new CD: "SONGS OF INTEGRITY (and other compositions)"!

David Hughes's show which was due to take place on 7th July during this year's festival has unfortunatly had to be postponed until further notice.  We apologise for the inconvenience caused and will let you know just as soon as a new date has been set for the show, which will take place at The Blue Boar, Maldon.

If a full week of events take your fancy, you can now purchase a weekly season ticket which will give you a saving of up to £34.

We are delighted to announce that the box office in Maldon Emporium is now open. 

From Friday 17th June - Sunday 19th June, Essex on Tour, Essex County Council and Maldon District Council are having a fund raising event in aid of Farleigh Hospice called Maldon Music Weekend Maldon's Promenade nPark Amphitheatre.

Thursday 26th May 2011, 8.00pm, Intimo Restaurant and Bar, High Street, Maldon CM9 5ET

The Maldon Festival of Arts and Intimo Restaurant and Bar on Maldon High Street have come together to host an evening of Opera, Art and the delicious Italian cuisine that has made Intimo a favourite for diners across the Maldon District.

The Gilbert and Sullivan play which had its world premier at the 3rd Maldon Festival of Arts with the Title: None Shall Part Us, will be appearing at The King's head Theatre in London for a month, starting in February, under it's new name: All at Sixes and Sevens.