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culture outdoors green spacesCherelle writes about Chelmsford Theatre, Hylands Estate, Chelmsford Museum, the Mayor of Chelmsford and culture and events in the city.
Did you know Chelmsford has a huge array of public art celebrating its hidden histories that’s available to see for free every day?
Chelmsford Theatre is inviting children aged 5 to 11 to become the voice that welcomes audiences to this year’s pantomime.
Hylands Estate hosts the nuptials of two generations of the same family, 62 years apart.
The cast has been revealed for the upcoming UK tour of Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of), which arrives at Chelmsford Theatre this autumn.
Chelmsford’s Heritage Open Days returns 6–15 September 2024 with free events exploring the district’s heritage.
Chelmsford Theatre has appointed a new senior manager to oversee its direction, programming, marketing, finances, and operations.
Chelmsford’s dedicated grassroots music venue, Hot Box Live, is bringing a brand-new music festival to the city centre this September.
The Parks team at Hylands Estate has been busy making hay from the estate’s grass meadows in recent weeks.
Chelmsford Theatre has become a partner in the Mercury Creatives programme.
Chelmsford Museum and Ignite Chelmsford have chosen the first artists to be showcased in a new Gallery Wall programme.
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6 September 2024
Cherelle Nightingill