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  1. MUSIC

    Sam Eagle UK Bookshop Tour gig.
    Thursday 7th November, 7pm
    Free / Donations.

    Local talented singer/songwriter Sam Eagle and musician PORTEOUS play an intimate warm up gig for their UK bookshop tour at The Nose Bookshop. The tour takes them to play bookshops in London, Bristol, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Leeds and Sheffield during November. Find out more at https://sameaglemusic.com/

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  2. GAMES

    Board Games Night, Free.
    Friday 1st November, 7pm-9pm

    BYO board game or bottle. We have Backgammon. Chess, Draughts, Essex Monopoly, Dominoes, Jenga, Battle Sheep. Can’t Stop, Six Second Scribbles. All ages welcome.

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  3. MUSIC

    Open Folk Music Session
    (4th Thursday of every month). Free.
    Thursday 24th October, 1pm-3pm
    Thursday 28th November, 1pm-3pm

    Ray Smith is starting a monthly open folk session for acoustic musicians on the 4th Thursday of the month. The first one is this Thursday 24th October from 1pm - 3pm.

    Come and see the Walton Folk Festival exhibition too.

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  4. Exhibition

    Walton Folk Festival
    Wednesday 11th September, until November.

    The Nose will be hosting an exhibition celebrating the Walton Folk Festival which was held in Walton on the Naze from 1987 to 2005. This exhibition includes Morris costumes, festival photographs, festival programmes and other ephemera, kindly lent by Frinton & Walton Heritage Trust  and from Liz Bruce, Wendy Ann Simon and Malcom Batty’s personal collection. 

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  5. Book Launch

    Tide Lines
    Authors Event & Anthology Launch
    Friday 20th September,
    5pm – 7.30 pm

    Tendring Community Writers host a fun, relaxed and celebratory event for their authors, writers, friends and family and those with an interest in writing & reading. The event starts off with an introduction, followed by some readings from their inaugural anthology collection ‘Tide Lines’. A collection of poetry and prose in response to the local environment and coastal communities.
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