Dengie Hundred Bus Users Group

Come to our meeting which is open to members of the public to give your views. Meet with ECC and Bus Operaters to discuss current service topics and future plans outlined in the recent Maldon Area Review for improved transport strategies.

Email: dhbug@vabrignall.plus.com

Tel: 07951 462417

Discover Sailing at the Royal Corinthian Yacht Club.

Always liked the idea of sailing but not yet given it a go? Well why not join us this year for a FREE taster session?

We are offering you to the chance to join us out on the water with a variety of boats including 707s and Squibs, alongside paddle boards. Plus, take a look inside the club itself to get a real feel for what the water scene lifestyle is like. No experience required and all ages welcome!

We supply all the equipment, so just make sure you dress up suitably warm and wear footwear with a good grip.

The experience will last around one hour from kitting up to de-brief, but you are welcome to stay longer and enjoy lunch or a drink from our extensive menu. If you sit on the balcony, you can enjoy watching others take their turn on the water and imagine what life would be like if you joined a yacht club like ours.

We cannot wait to meet and welcome you.

Woof Fest

Following last years success we are holding this event for the second time. On the day we will have Stallholders in attendance, along with Flyball Demonstrations, a Dog Talent Show and a charity Raffle and more!

This year not only will we be fundraising in aid of Spirit of The Dog, we are also raising funds to enable us to buy and install a Defibrillator onsite.

Burnham Alternative Market (BAM)

Formerly known as Burnham Farmers Market.

The best place to meet the people behind your local produce and buy the freshest food from them. Stalls sell a variety of delicious cakes and brownies, yummy sausages as well as crafts and skin care products.

Fathers Day High Tea at Creeksea

We would love for you to join us on Fathers Day for a selection of Rustic Sandwiches, Pork Pie, Scotch Eggs and Sausage Rolls.

Finish with a freshly baked Scone, Jam and Clotted Cream.

A selection of beers, spirits and Cigars will be available.

Please contact us for more information or to book your place
01621 784535

Burnham Art Trail.

We are busy planning the 19th Burnham Art Trail.  The trail includes regular and new artists. Once again we have Open Studios, where you can meet artists, see their sketchbooks, work in progress, impromptu demonstrations and buy completed artworks.

The shops and businesses across the town are displaying work from artists and creatives making a broad spectrum of painting, mixed media, drawing, ceramics, jewellery, photography, printmaking and textile art available to view.

The Museum Hub will show four featured artists and will also have the ‘Taster Wall’ which has become a firm favourite over the past few years. This gives visitors an overview of all participating artists. Additionally, there are unframed works to buy and Secret Postcards to bid for.

In total, 31 artists, will be spread across 26 venues, including at artists own studios and our regular schools project which will be a Conservation & Coronation themed display sited at the United Reform Church. The Trail aims to boost and promote the visual arts to all and we are looking to encourage these talented youngsters to explore their creativity.

Our celebrated Art on the Quay events run on both Sundays – 25th June and 2nd July, from 11am to 5pm. Look out for the bright pink gazebos opposite ‘The Olde White Harte’, where it will all be happening. Here you will be able to see artists and makers providing a rare opportunity to engage with the public to discuss their work, creative processes and inspiration.

To add to the atmosphere, we have live music on both Sundays on the Quay as well. Maldon based singers, The Mains’ Haul Shanty Crew will be joining with ‘Meg & Friends’, who play English Traditional music on a selection of vintage acoustic instruments. Together they are collectively known as ‘The Potato Badgers’.