Have fun meeting new people enjoying the same interests as you. From knitting clubs to wildlife groups there's something for everyone. Find an event near you! Or why not add your own?
4th March - 10:12 AM
We are a Retired Men's Club. We meet on the First Wednesday of the Month. There is Coffee/tea and biscuits and a speaker. This month it is Harwich Mines Depot. We have Social events and two lunches in the year. For further information call R. Hook on 07866 233173
Clacton Probus Club4th March - 7:00 PM
We meet the first Wednesday monthly at Clacton Bowls Club, Valley Road, Clacton. March 4th will be a Bourse and members' displays. New members welcome £5 pa. For details please call 01255 429849.
Clacton Philatelic Society5th March - 10:00 AM
Every Thursday 10.00am - 1.15pm Come in, connect with others, make new friends. Tea/coffee available, bacon roll, and then homemade soup and a roll served from midday. All free of charge. A warm welcome for all. At Emmanuel Church, New Pier St, Walton on the Naze CO14 8EB.
Emmanuel Church5th March - 10:30 AM
We normally meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month from 10:30am – 12noon. Come and join us for all or part of the time to talk with others who have recently been bereaved. Bereavement Team Members on hand. St John's Church Hall, Gt Clacton (behind the shops on North Road)
St John's Church, Gt Clacton5th March - 10:30 AM
We normally meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month from 10:30am – 12noon. Come and join us for all or part of the time to talk with others who have recently been bereaved. Bereavement Team Members on hand. St John's Church Hall, Gt Clacton (behind the shops on North Road)
St John's Church, Gt Clacton5th March - 10:30 AM
We normally meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month from 10:30am – 12noon. Come and join us for all or part of the time to talk with others who have recently been bereaved. Bereavement Team Members on hand. St John's Church Hall, Gt Clacton (behind the shops on North Road)
St John's Church, Gt Clacton5th March - 2:00 PM
A fun gentle exercise group for all ages and abilities to improve general mobility and wellbeing. All exercises can be done seated. No special clothing or footwear required, just dress to feel comfortable. 2-3pm. No charge. At Emmanuel Church, New Pier St, Walton on Naze CO14 8EB
Emmanuel Church5th March - 6:45 PM
Fancy trying a new sport come along and join the Unicycle Club every Thursday Evening at the Thorrington Village Hall, Church Road, CO7 8HE. Beginners to Experts Ellie will teach you to ride our unicycles and then join in the fun and games and learn new tricks. £4.50 per session all ages welcome.
Ellie5th March - 7:30 PM
We meet the first Thursday monthly at the United Reform Church 6 Carnarvon Road Clacton CO156PH.. March 5th will be an illustrated talk The History of the Telescope Part II by Roger Sidwell and March night sky presentation. Visitors welcome £2. Details at clactonastronomy.co.uk or call 01255429849.
Clacton & District Astronomical Association6th March - 10:00 AM
Members and potential members welcome at McGrigor Hall, Ashlyns Road, Frinton. Speaker Rachael Bailey-Gibson: The History of the Essex Asylum. Tea/coffee follows with a chance to meet people and chat, and to join. For more details contact Phyllis. Website: frintonwaltonanddistrictu3a.org.uk
Frinton Walton And District U3a6th March - 11:00 AM
Spring Talks at Jaywick Martello Tower. How did the present community of Jaywick come about? What did the landscape look like? What does the ‘wick’ in Jaywick mean. Find out in this talk by Roger Kennel. £3 per talk, must be booked in advance. Doors open at 10.30am, free refreshments provided.
Jaywick Martello Tower6th March - 11:00 AM
JAYWICK – It’s Early Story How did the present community of Jaywick come about? What did the landscape look like? What does the ‘wick’ in Jaywick mean? Find out in this talk by Roger Kennel. £3 per talk, must be booked in advance. Doors open at 10.30am, free refreshments provided.
Friends Of Jaywick Martello Tower6th March - 11:00 AM
JAYWICK – It’s Early Story. How did the present community of Jaywick come about? What did the landscape look like? What does the ‘wick’ in Jaywick mean. Find out in this talk by Roger Kennel. £3 per talk, must be booked in advance. Doors open at 10.30am, free refreshments provided.
Jaywick Martello Tower6th March - 2:00 PM
We meet monthly on the first Friday of the month at Holland Public Hall, Frinton Road, Holland on Sea. The speaker this month is Frances Boardman who will tell us about Plants that have changed the World. New members always welcome. Contact Keith Lamdin on 01255 421862.
Tendring District U3a6th March - 2:00 PM
Join this fun, friendly, informative group for those with Dementia and their carers. We meet every Friday for singing, quizzes, gentle seated yoga, memory sessions, speakers and information sharing and peer support. Chat over tea and cake all welcome. Contact Jackie on 01255 672189
Walton Community Centre6th March - 7:30 PM
Grab your tickets and experience THE Sixties show - with the spectacular sounds of The Zoots. Date and Time: On Fri, 06 Mar 2026 19:30 - Fri, 06 Mar 2026 22:00. Venue details: Princes Theatre, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, Station Road, Clacton-on-Sea, England, CO15 1SE, United Kingdom
Princes Theatre7th March - 9:00 AM
Local food, meat, honey, bread and pastries, jam and cakes. Crafts, cards, knitted and sewn items, glass art, wood craft, artisan soaps, jewellery, 3d printing, plants and gifts, Cafe serving drinks and breakfast baps. Free entry, car park and disabled facilities. 9 am-Midday. Ford Lane, CO7 8AT.
Alresford Craft And Farmers Market7th March - 3:30 PM
The very private P.L. Travers lives quietly in Chelsea. Her own creation, Mary Poppins, suddenly appears in Travers’ office, asking difficult questions she’d rather not answer. The fun-filled chaos is soundtracked by the kind of Edwardian music Travers really wanted in the Mary Poppins film
Headgate Theatre7th March - 7:30 PM
The very private P.L. Travers lives quietly in Chelsea. Her own creation, Mary Poppins, suddenly appears in Travers’ office, asking difficult questions she’d rather not answer. The fun-filled chaos is soundtracked by the kind of Edwardian music Travers really wanted in the Mary Poppins film
Headgate Theatre7th March - 7:30 PM
McGrigor Hall, Ashlyns Road, Frinton: A murder has occurred at a millionaire’s New York mansion in the 1920s! Who Dunnit? Can you work it out? Tickets £5 members and £8 non-members from Karen on social@frintonwaltonanddistrictu3a.org.uk. Own nibbles and drink. Feel free to dress as 1920s!
Frinton, Walton And District U3a