Keep Colchester Cool

Derek Nash Organ Trio: "Smooth cool to groovy funk, the music fizzes with energy." - The Guardian​
2026-02-22 19:30 - 21:30 (Europe/London) | Wivenhoe Congregational Church, 101 High Street, Colchester, CO7 9AB, GB
Serving up classic cuts from Blue Note’s 50s and 60s back catalogue, plus a few compositions from the Derek Nash Quartet and Sax Appeal repertoire, the Organ Trio’s mix of jazz, funk, blues and Latin has made them firm favourites on the British jazz scene.​Led by Jools Holland’s lead saxophonist for over 20 years, multi-award winner Derek is arguably the busiest jazz musician in the UK today. One of the most enthusiastic and engaging performers, he’s also one of the hottest, funkiest saxophone players around.
​Aside from fronting his own groups, and co-leading The Wonder of Stevie with Noel McCalla, Derek has regularly performed, recorded and guested with a diverse range of artists, including Eric Clapton, Booker T., Sir Paul McCartney, Mezzoforte, Sir Tom Jones,Amy Winehouse,Jack Bruce, Bob Dorough, Rumer, David Benoit, Ernie Watts, Nelson Rangell, Don and Dave Grusin, and Shakatak.
Organist Jim Watson has worked with Kurt Elling, Sting, Incognito, former AWB front man Hamish Stuart, Manu Katche, and the BBC Radio Big Band.
As well as running is own club, drummer George Double has worked with Dame Shirley Bassey, Grammy Award winner Jack Jones, Marc Almond, Mica Paris, Ruthie Henshall, and Kym Mazelle.
​With the Organ Trio, you’re most definitley guaranteed a cracking evening’s music!
​Derek Nash (Saxophones), Jim Watson (Organ), George Double (Drums).

The Brothers Gillespie *
2026-02-23 19:30 - 22:30 | Church St, CO1 1NF Colchester, United Kingdom
Tickets £15 / £14 concessions.Doors open 7.30pm, starts 8pm.This gig is for a seated audience.
Described by Folk Radio UK as ‘weaving an especially compelling magic’, and ‘showing British acoustic music in its best possible light’, Northumbrian duo The Brothers Gillespie make music that is animated by lyrical songwriting, fine fingerstyle guitar playing, multi-instrumental musicianship and ‘the glorious tones of their blood harmony’ (Sam Lee).
Brothers James and Sam Gillespie found their sound growing up in the fells and valleys of Northumberland, their songs often describing relationships with wild places and the experience of finding oneself in a world alive with soul. The music comes to them most strongly when walking in the borderlands with their packs and instruments which remains a regular practice for them. This spirit is channeled into their live performances which have a rare and intimate energy, both ethereal and earthy, romantic and radical. The brothers have travelled far and wide with their music and have played at Cambridge and Sidmouth Folk Festivals and opened for Lankum and Sam Lee. In 2021 they featured in the English Heritage ‘Songs of England’ recording series that appeared on BBC Radio 4. The release of their new album ‘The Merciful Road’ (‘pure magic’, Living Tradition) in Spring 2022 saw them embark on their most extensive national tour to date.
‘The Merciful Road’ was recorded in a cottage by the banks of the river Tweed and like their previous album ‘The Fell’, it blends rootsy, acoustic elements to create a rich warm sound with a touch of vintage magic. In some ways it is an album about finding the thread of love and belonging in a world that seems to be nonetheless unravelling.
The brothers emerge from the time of lockdowns with a yet greater reverence for the joy and privilege of being with an audience in real time and space.
‘Our music is inspired by the still wild soul of the land in which we live, a land alive with presences, not owned by anyone. It is about seeing with the eye of the heart and recovering our imaginations. It is about finding home, belonging and each other in a world which is singing to us as we sing to it’.
“Anyone who has seen the brothers live will surely attest that it is an experience that will stay with you. There is a feeling of warmth that exudes from them and affects everyone in the room” – Folk London
“Not since the minimal chamber folk of Simon And Garfunkel has two voices and an acoustic guitar sounded so absolutely perfect.” FATEA
“Stunning songs beautifully sung and played. Without doubt a classic in the making from a duo potent with potential.” – Northern Sky
“Uncluttered, simply but intoxicatingly arranged and adorned by their magical harmonies, musically steeped in the earth, grass and leaves that mark the pathways, this is a road you really need to travel.” – Bright Young Folk
“Warning to all folk fest and club orgs. book these lads while you still can because I have a feeling that they aren’t going to be short of work. – Mike Harding
“The stars of the show were The Brother’s Gillespie – more than an hour of fantastic musicianship. Imagine the guitar work of the early Nic Jones, the close harmony work of the Dransfields and the commitment and honesty of Bob Davenport rolled into two brothers and you’ll get some idea.” Mike Harding
Support: ANDREW MILLHAM is a nature and folk history writer, with features and columns published in a wide range of national publications includingBBC Wildlife and Coast. His debut book, Singing Like Larks (2023), is about the fascinating relationship between birds and traditional folk songs and has been described as “absolutely charming” by the Copper family and “a beautiful, informative and fascinating book” by renown ornithologist Stephen Moss. Andrew performs songs from the book both unaccompanied and on acoustic guitar.

Rags & Ruins: Damian and Delaine Le Bas in conversation
2026-02-24 19:00 - 22:00 | The Minories, The Minories
In art and words, mother and son, artist and writer, Delaine Le Bas and Damian Le Bas (jr) come together to reflect on shared themes that run through their work across visual art, writing, and lived experience. Drawing on Romani history and culture, as well as broader questions of power, marginalisation, survival, and memory, they will discuss how materials, stories, and landscapes carry the traces of human conflict and endurance.
This event, which forms part of a series of art-themed events, a partnership between EA Festival, Essex Book Festival and The Minories, is a rare opportunity to hear two internationally acclaimed artists in dialogue, reflecting on inheritance, identity, and the role of art and language in navigating a world shaped by history, violence, and renewal. Expect a thought-provoking evening that moves between the personal and the universal, rooted in deep cultural knowledge.

Sixth Form College Battle of the Bands 2026 *
2026-02-24 19:00 - 22:00 | Church St, CO1 1NF Colchester, United Kingdom
Tickets £6.Doors open 7pm, starts 7.30pm.This gig is for a standing audience.
Bands from the local college do battle! Lineup announced soon.

Pseudonym
2026-02-25 19:00 - 22:00 | Lakeside Theatre, University of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester, CO4 3SQ, GB
“Bridget is my pseudonym
My thinly-veiled attempt to make sense-To add structure-Dramatic structure-A beginning, middle, and end-To a thing that has none”
A poetic semi-autobiographical journey by award-winning playwright Deanna Strasse.
“Bridget” looks back on her life and ponders how she got here.A story about complacency, William Shakespeare, the theatre, parasocial relationships, and what ducks can teach us about feminism.
Written, produced and performed by Deanna Strasse.Tech by Sharmilla Peake.
Content Warning: mental health, suicide ideology, body dysmorphia, death and dying, sexual content, sexism and misogony.

Life Drawing
2026-02-25 19:00 - 22:00 | 74 High Street, CO1 1UE Colchester, United Kingdom, 74 High Street, CO1 1UE Colchester, United Kingdom
Unlock your creativity and develop your artistic skills at our 6-week Life Drawing Classes with experienced tutor Sarah Hill, held in the Minories Ballroom.
Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to refine your technique, these friendly Wednesday evening sessions (7pm–9pm) offer expert guidance and a welcoming atmosphere.
All materials are provided, so you can focus on learning and enjoying the process.
Each session is just £25, giving you the chance to experiment, improve, and connect with fellow art lovers.
Join us on select dates this Spring — reserve your spot now and bring your drawings to life!
https://www.facebook.com/events/25570964509264634/?event_time_id=25570964525931299

Curry Night
2026-02-26 17:00 - 20:00 | 5-6 St Nicholas St, CO1 1LB Colchester, United Kingdom, 5-6 St Nicholas St, CO1 1LB Colchester, United Kingdom
Join us on the last Thursday of every month at Other Monkey Brewing – The Taproom for a night of incredible flavours and craft beer. February is all about the Beef Massaman – One of Thailand most famous dishes. A rich, flavourful & mildly spicy curry. With the fusion of Thai, Persian & Indian influence. It’s real heavy hitter. Sides; naan, popadom, onion, tomato & coriander salad, spiced orange yogurt
Pair your meal with a pint of our signature Other Monkey Brewing beer, freshly brewed right here on-site. All of this comes together for just £12.50 per person!
Whether you’re a curry connoisseur or just love great food and beer, this is an event you won’t want to miss.
Event Details:Date: Last Thursday of Every MonthTime: 5pm – 9pmLocation: Other Monkey Brewing – The TaproomPrice: £12.50 per person
Book by selecting the date of the curry night and choosing curry booking. Vegan options are available

Life Drawing - Thursday, 26th February 2026
2026-02-26 19:00 - 21:00 | Straight Road Community Centre, Straight Road Community Centre
We are a local life drawing group in Colchester. We meet up for untutored drawings with professional models from all backgrounds.
All abilities are welcome. Just drop in, draw and pay £10 cash for the session.
Drawing boards, easels, papers, charcoal and pencils are provided for free or bring your materials.
Accessible venue.
Location: Straight Road Community Centre329 Straight Road, Colchester, CO3 9EF

Chloe Petts: Big Naturals
2026-02-26 19:30 - 22:30 | Church St, CO1 1NF Colchester, United Kingdom
Tickets £19 Doors open 7.30pm, Show starts 8pm This show is for a seated audience.
Following three sell – out shows, Chloe Petts (Live at the Apollo, Have I Got News for You) returns with a brand – new tour, and she’s delving where she’s never delved before: this is a show about sex. The problem is that she blushes every time she says that word. Expect routines about Page 3, lad culture and most importantly, big, fat naturals.
“hilarious… this is certainly comedy that packs a punch.” ★★★★★ The i
“one of our most compelling young comics” ★★★★ The Guardian
“it’s a hoot watching her” ★★★★ Time Out
“Petts is thriving as a front – foot stand – up” ★★★★ Chortle

Gaming Evening
2026-02-27 18:00 - 22:00 | Colchester Castle, Colchester Castle
Following on from our sold-out event last year it’s back for 2026!
Colchester Castle has partnered with Ace Comics to present another exclusive gaming evening on 27 February from 6 PM to 10 PM. Gather your friends together and grab your favourite board games. Whether its role play or traditional board games, all are welcome.
One group per table, and your tickets include:
+A drinks token for a soft drink from the bar+An area hire of your choice around the Castle+After-hours access to view the museums exhibits and artifacts
Ace Comics will be on hand with games if you want to learn something new or you’re not sure what to play. This event is suitable for ages 11+.
Areas available to hire (all seat up to six people unless otherwise stated):
+Roundhouse+Temple Model+Roman Ballista+Chapel A+Chapel B+Chapel C+Scriptorium+Prison (premium play space)+Lucas Vault (up to 12 people)
For useful information, such as how to find us and what facilities Colchester Castle has, we recommend reading our Access information.
Areas start at £90 each (£15 per person) or £108 (£18 per person) for the prison area.

Olympus + Mechromorph + Regicide + Godwithout-
2026-02-27 19:00 - 22:00 | 60 High Street, CO1 1DN Colchester, United Kingdom, 60 High Street, CO1 1DN Colchester, United Kingdom
Olympus Promotions presents Olympus, performing their distinctive blend of melodic death metal live at Three Wise Monkeys, Colchester.They will be joined by:Mechromorph-Regicide – Godwithout-Date: Friday 27th February 2026Venue: Three Wise Monkeys, ColchesterTickets: £10Doors: 7:00pmAges: 18+Please note that access to the top floor of Three Wise Monkeys does not have a lift, but there are rest opportunities between each flight of stairs.Viewer discretion is advised: This show may potentially contain flashing and strobing lighting effects.We wanted to inform you of our refund policy regarding event tickets. Please note that we will be unable to process any ticket refunds within 7 days of the event.We understand that circumstances may arise that prevent you from attending the event, but unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate refund requests within this timeframe.

New Material and New Act Night
2026-02-27 19:00 - 22:00 | Victoria Inn Colchester, 10 North Station Rd, Colchester, CO1 1RB, GB
New Act & New Material Night Date: Friday, 27th February 2026 Venue: The Victoria Inn, Colchester
Come and find your new favourite comedian before they hit the big time. Join us at The Victoria Inn for a raw and raucous night of grassroots comedy, where the circuit’s freshest faces and seasoned pros alike take to the mic to test out their latest gold.
From nervous first-timers to established acts trialing brand-new jokes, anything can happen—and you get to be in the room where it happens first. It’s unpredictable, it’s exciting, and it’s the best fiver you’ll spend all month.
Doors Open: 7:00 PM Show Starts: 7:30 PM Tickets: £5 (+ booking fee)

Real Boy
2026-02-27 19:00 - 22:00 | Lakeside Theatre, University of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester, CO4 3SQ, GB
After moving to yet another new school and unexpectedly making friends with a hypermasculine trans ally, a gender-questioning teenager must fight back against bullies, friends and his mother to finally embrace his identity as a trans boy. Will he succeed or succumb to his people-pleasing ways?
About Real Boy:
REAL BOY was written by Finn Evans and Ramonah N.J. Gibson in 2022, when Finn first directed and produced the play at the UEA Drama Studio (October 2022) and then at the inaugural Norwich Queer Fest (February 2023). Jesse Smith played Real Boy in both productions. Now, they bring his story to Colchester in Jesse’s directorial debut via the Lakeside Theatre’s Homegrown programme.
Written by Finn Evans and Ramonah N.J. Gibson.
An amateur production presented by arrangement with CHUDATSI: https://chudatsi.wordpress.com/
Content warnings: transphobia, conversion therapy, detransition, drug spiking, bullying, physical violence.

Wrong Jovi *
2026-02-27 19:30 - 22:30 | Church St, CO1 1NF Colchester, United Kingdom
Tickets £21.50.Doors open 7.30pm, starts 8pm.This gig is for a standing audience.
Wrong Jovi are the The Best Bon Jovi Tribute Band In The World. Described by tribute band expert (Channel 4’s The Convention Crasher) and TV celebrity Justin Lee-Collins.
Wrong Jovi features some of the UKs finest professional musicians. With a set list crammed full of sing-along anthems, live favourites and rarities, audiences are guaranteed the ultimate Bon Jovi tribute show.
Featuring Ally as Jon Bon Jovi (X Factor, The Singer Takes It All and Britains Got Talent) aka Jon Wrong Jovi on vocals, Wrong Jovi have one of the UKs most talented front men leading the band through some of rock n rolls most legendary songs. Ally is backed by some of the UK’s most highly respected musicians.
Founding member Mark provides Richie Sambora’s fiery guitar lines, backing vocals and even lead vocals on occasion. Jon (David Bryan) on keyboards and Backing vocals, Jim (Hugh McDonald) on bass and Backing vocals and Alex (Tico Torres) on drums complete the lineup.
With attention to detail in sound and performance, Wrong Jovi were described as “better than the real thing” by Club 85, Hitchin at their very first gig.
https://youtu.be/SUARUfuldbM?list=TLGGrqK8SBmljGkxNzAyMjAyNQ

Through the Decades Party Night
2026-02-27 19:30 - 2026-02-28 00:00 | Colchester United FC, JobServe Community Stadium, United Way, Colchester, CO4 5UP, GB
Party all night long to the biggest hits from all of the best decades. Whichever decade is your favourite, you’ll be sure to hear the biggest songs from each decade!
Our photobooth will be open, and fancy dress is always encouraged!
Doors open from 7.30pm and the night finishes at midnight. Guests need to be over 18.

Rory O’Neill at Junction 25 LDC
2026-02-27 20:00 - 22:30 | Marks Tey Parish Hall, Old London Rd, Marks Tey, CO6 1EJ, GB
Join us for a night of line dancing to live music.£8 entryDoors open 7:15pm for 8pmNo bar so bring your own.Tea and coffee available.
Contact Trish on 07815 125261 to book a place

Wrong Jovi
2026-02-27 20:00 - 23:00 | Colchester Arts Centre, Colchester Arts Centre
Wrong Jovi are the The Best Bon Jovi Tribute Band In The World. Described by tribute band expert (Channel 4’s The Convention Crasher) and TV celebrity Justin Lee-Collins.
Wrong Jovi features some of the UKs finest professional musicians. With a set list crammed full of sing-along anthems, live favourites and rarities, audiences are guaranteed the ultimate Bon Jovi tribute show.
Featuring Ally as Jon Bon Jovi (X Factor, The Singer Takes It All and Britains Got Talent) aka Jon Wrong Jovi on vocals, Wrong Jovi have one of the UKs most talented front men leading the band through some of rock n rolls most legendary songs. Ally is backed by some of the UK’s most highly respected musicians.
Founding member Mark provides Richie Sambora’s fiery guitar lines, backing vocals and even lead vocals on occasion. Jon (David Bryan) on keyboards and Backing vocals, Jim (Hugh McDonald) on bass and Backing vocals and Alex (Tico Torres) on drums complete the lineup.
One not to be missed !

A Twist of ABBA live at The Barn , Great tey
2026-02-27 21:00 - 2026-02-28 00:00 | The Barn Brasserie, The Barn Brasserie
Join us for a night of all your favourite ABBAhits!

The Firstsite Art Fair
2026-02-28 10:00 - 16:00 | Lewis Gardens, CO1 1JH Colchester, United Kingdom
The Firstsite Art Fair is a vibrant celebration of creativity, bringing together a diverse range of artists, collectors, art lovers and all who are simply curious about art.
Set in a welcoming environment, our fair showcases a stunning array of original artworks, including paintings and sculptures.
You will have the opportunity to meet talented emerging and established artists, explore their unique creations, and purchase one-of-a-kind pieces to add to your collections.
With interactive workshops, live demonstrations, and thought-provoking artworks, the event offers something for everyone.
Join us for an inspiring and dynamic experience where art, culture, and community come together.
For more info: https://firstsite.uk/event/the-firstsite-art-fair/or call us on 01206 713 700.

Natalie Cassidy: Live with Nat
2026-02-28 13:00 - 16:00 | Church St, CO1 1NF Colchester, United Kingdom
Tickets £16.50.Doors open 1pm, starts 1.30pm.This show is for a seated audience
After jabbering on about it every week on her hit podcast Life With Nat, ultimate hun Natalie Cassidy is stepping into the world of live podcasting with a very special live tour.
The show will be filled with chat and laughter, as well as a possible guest appearance from some of your favourite family members or celebrity friends. Plus, the shows will feature YOU, the fans, who have made the podcast what it is.
Natalie Cassidy is a much-loved actress with over 30 years’ experience, best known for her long-standing role as Sonia Fowler in the BBC’s EastEnders. Alongside her work on screen, Natalie has enjoyed a wide range of comedy cameo appearances and theatre roles, showcasing her versatility and natural warmth as a performer. Her hit podcast, Life With Nat, has quickly become a fan favourite, consistently ranking in the Top 40 Society & Culture charts on Spotify. Natalie has recently released her new book, Happy Days, a candid and uplifting exploration of her life, career, and her journey to finding joy.

The Devout - Depeche Mode Tribute - Colchester
2026-02-28 19:00 - 22:00 | Colchester Arts Centre, Colchester Arts Centre
The UK’s number one Depeche Mode Tribute act, The Devout, return to Colchester Arts Centre for a new show..
A show lasting over 2.5 hours of greatest hits with a nod to the legendary “Black Celebration” album, celebrating it’s 40th anniversary!

Robbed Zombie (Rob Zombie Tribute UK) + Destinesia + Six Sins Till Sunday
2026-02-28 19:00 - 22:00 | Coda Colchester, Coda Colchester
Metal Mayhem Essex presents…
Europe’s only Rob & White Zombie tribute band bring their stageshow performance up close and personal.
Support from local noise bandits Destinesiahttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090172650730
Also Devon groove rockers Six Sins Till Sunday, fresh from Bloodstock and performing at Breaking Bands and Hard Rock Hell 2026. A notched up Clutch if they had Pantera as road trip companions.https://www.facebook.com/SixSinsTillSunday/

SWITCH Colchester
2026-02-28 19:00 - 22:00 | Three Wise Monkeys Colchester
After a small hiatus Switch is back with a fresh new look and a new direction! Although Ipswich will always be our base we are spreading our wings with a new location.
We are very excited to share details of our next party in Colchester on 28th February 2026. As always we have an outstanding lineup of the very best Soulful House DJ’s and a ground-shaking sound system for your musical pleasure!
There is also a new ticket pricing structure that is time based, so be quick if you want to secure tickets at the best possible price!
Early Bird tickets: £8 (+bf) until midnight on 30th November 2025First Release tickets: £10 (+bf) until midnight on 31st January 2026Final Release tickets: £12 (+bf) until 6pm on 28th February 2026
We will be taking over the top floor at the Three Wise Monkeys venue in Colchester High Street, and we will be bringing our own unrivalled sound system!
So, if you want to experience what SWITCH is all about don’t hesitate, get your tickets via the link below, and we will see you on 28th February!
https://www.skiddle.com/e/41487561

Robbed Zombie, Dire Thorns and Six Sins Till Sunday
2026-02-28 19:00 - 22:00 | Coda Colchester, Coda Colchester
Just a month out from this absolute banger. Robbed Zombie – Rob Zombie Tribute band UK are joined by Nu Death Metallers Dire Thorns and the incredible Six Sins Till Sunday for a night of utter awesomeness!!! Tickets are available at We Got Tickets.https://wegottickets.com/event/680688

Save Middlewick fundraiser with The Delta Jacks
2026-02-28 19:30 - 22:30 | Queen St Brewhouse, 7 - 9 Queen Street, Colchester, CO1 2PG, GB
🎶 Join us for a special night of live Country, Bluegrass and Americana music as we help to raise funds to support the campaign to save Middlewick Ranges — one of the most ecologically important wildlife sites in Essex. Donations and proceeds from the night will help fund this vital effort.
🎸The Delta Jacks bring their authentic Country/Americana sound back to Colchester’s coolest brewpub for a foot‑stomping evening of original tunes and classic covers by the likes of Johnny Cash, Elvis, Hank Williams, Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton.
Free entry!!!

Willow Bird Feeder Workshop
2026-03-01 10:00 - 13:00 | Fingringhoe Wick Visitor Centre, Fingringhoe Wick Visitor Centre
Enjoy a peaceful and creative morning at Fingringhoe Nature Reserve learning how to weave your own willow bird feeder.
Guided step by step, you’ll be introduced to traditional willow weaving techniques and shown how to shape and secure a feeder that’s both practical and beautiful.
This workshop is suitable for beginners and those with a little experience. All materials are provided, including willow and fat balls, so you can hang your finished feeder straight away and support local wildlife at home.
Set within the tranquil surroundings of the reserve, this workshop is a lovely opportunity to slow down, work with natural materials, and enjoy time outdoors while learning a new skill. No prior knowledge needed – just come along and enjoy the process.
£32.50 per person (includes fat balls)
Spaces are limited early booking recommended.
Book here: https://www.thecreativeworkshopcompany.co.uk/event-details/willow-bird-feeder-workshop

Calm At The Castle
2026-03-01 15:00 - 17:00 | Colchester Castle, Colchester Castle
Join us on the first Sunday of the month for a little calm at Colchester Castle.
These sessions are suitable for visitors with ASD, providing an opportunity for them to explore the museum at a quieter time. We aim to minimise sensory stimulation on the galleries by turning off audio and visuals, whilst providing a sensory space off the main gallery.
Ear defenders, visual guides and twiddlemuffs are available from the Museum’s reception free of charge.
You can find out more about our autism friendly resources by visiting our Access page.
This event is included as part of Castle admission. There is no need to book; just purchase general admission tickets to the Castle, or consider a Museums Pass to enjoy unlimited visits during the exhibition!

Henshaw
2026-03-01 17:00 - 20:00 | 10 North Station Rd, Colchester
Sings songs, Plays guitar, Shouts a bit!!
Henshaw is back to entertain, if you know, you know!!
Musical Style: Folk-punk, acoustic, and heartfelt, often focusing on stories, memory, and raw, emotional performance.
Free gig but donations are encouraged.
let’s keep live music alive!!

Irish/Scottish Folk Jam
2026-03-01 19:00 - 22:00 | 1-2 Castle Road, Colchester, UK, 1-2 Castle Road, Colchester, UK
Everyone welcome to join in or listen.Traditional Folk Jam

TWM Colchester Film, TV & Music Quiz 60
2026-03-02 19:10 - 22:10 | Three Wise Monkeys Colchester
Test your knowledge of all things film, TV and music, all whilst raising money for an incredible cause!
Book by selecting the date of the quiz and choosing quiz booking: threewisemonkeyscolchester.com/book-a-table If you book and then decide not to attend, please CANCEL YOUR BOOKING
– £3 a head (cash only)– Maximum 6 to a team– Food served throughout
Please arrive at least twenty minutes before the quiz is due to start to place food and drink orders.
