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Game of Thrones star Lesser to narrate musical telling of author Lee’s life

An actor who has appeared in Game of Thrones, The Crown and Endeavour will help celebrate the life of author Laurie Lee at Saffron Hall this month

A magical evening of enchanting music for all ages will get Bishop’s Stortford Sinfonia’s new concert season under way later this month

John Pullen-Appleby’s talk on October 17 is titled Warfare in England in the 10th and 11th Centuries including the Battle of Maldon.

Bishop’s Stortford Rock Choir members will join other rock choirs and Military Wives Choirs for the event in Cambridge on October 29.

Manager Ben Holden gives Indie readers the lowdown on what’s happening at Bishop’s Stortford Library in October

City of Cambridge Symphony Orchestra is donating a percentage of ticket sales from its concert towards Jonathan Muggleton’s USA cancer treatment.

Visitors to Saffron Walden Museum can hug the creature crafted by volunteers and staff as part of its latest prehistoric exhibition

A series highlighting the creative talents of members of Bishop’s Stortford Art Society. This week: Jan Marcelo

Children visiting the haven near Dunmow can enjoy a spooky trail in the Lime Wood, pumpkin bowling, Hallowe’en craft activities and face painting.

If you’re trying to bag some of this week’s hottest concert tickets, we’ve got you covered with everything you need to know.

Broadcaster, conductor and musician Sandy Burnett’s talk is titled Misshapen Pearl: An Overview of the music of the Baroque.

Evan Badcock, a 17-year-old from Bishop’s Stortford, won the senior prize from the Saffron Walden Symphony Orchestra against stiff competition.

Paul Burrell, whose academic CV includes music & composition and women’s contemporary art, reflects on the Van Gogh Poets and Lovers Exhibition.

Stanley Jones created limited edition works on paper with likes of Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth, Elizabeth Frink, David Hockney and Edward Bawden.

Janet Gordon’s latest book reviews for the Indie include Haunted Tales by Adam Macqueen and She Started It by Sian Gilbert