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What’s On in Essex in May

Essex in May: Music Icons, Flower Shows, Art & Inclusive Nights

MUSIC

Alexander O’Neal’s Farewell Tour at Charter Hall

17 May
Soul legend Alexander O’Neal graces Charter Hall with his Farewell World Tour. Enjoy an evening of hit songs and touching tributes celebrating O’Neal’s stellar career.
Charter Hall Events

MUSIC

Elton John by Candlelight

10 May | Charter Hall
Experience Elton John’s classics like never before in a candlelit concert at Charter Hall. West End singers and a live band bring these iconic songs to life.
Charter Hall Events

MUSIC

Paloma Faith at Cliffs Pavilion

15 May
Following the release of her new album, Paloma Faith is embarking on ‘The Glorification Of Sadness Tour 2024. ‘ Catch her vibrant performance at Southend’s Cliffs Pavilion.
Trafalgar Tickets

EVENT

National Flower Show at Hylands House

17-19 May
Immerse yourself in the beauty of blooms at Hylands House & Estate. The National Flower Show offers themed gardens, live music, and a pet-friendly atmosphere.
Hylands Estate

EVENT

Ford Ride London-Essex

24-26 May | Various Locations
Join the cycling festivity sweeping through Essex. Ride London-Essex offers picturesque routes catering to all cyclists. Gear up for an unforgettable adventure.
Ride London

ART

Coggeshall Art Group Exhibition

25-27 May | Coggeshall Village Hall
Discover diverse art from Coggeshall Art Group members and local talents. All artwork is for purchase, with a new venue promising a fresh art experience. Donations support Ending Life’s Taboo charity.
Coggeshall Art Group

COLUMN

Aural Night Launch at Faces

New LGBTQ Night | Faces Nightclub, Gants Hill
Aural, a new LGBTQ-inclusive night, debuts at Faces. It blends luxury with diversity. Sandi Bogle and Bekka Whitney host an evening of fashion, music, and high-end entertainment.
Faces Leisure

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Mark Kebble

Mark's career in journalism started in 2001 when he landed a role on a small lifestyle magazine in Angel, North London. Soon enough, the magazine was purchased by a larger organisation and Mark found himself promoted to editor at the tender age of 23. He later became group editor, working on magazines for Angel, Crouch End, Muswell Hill and Highgate. He was also involved in a launch in Hadley Wood and a major new group website, later becoming Group Hub Editor. In 2021, Mark joined Zest Media Group and oversaw the launch of many Absolutely titles across the UK. To date, Mark has launched in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Sussex, Essex, Yorkshire and Cheshire. When he does have some free time, Mark is also the Chairman of an amateur football club in Surrey and is also a fully qualified FA football coach.