20 - 25 October 2026
What's On
Discover a programme of books, conversation and shared moments by the sea. From intimate talks to unique events, there’s something for every reader.

Interactive Family Event with Award-winning Storyteller Ross Montgomery
Bring your imagination to life with award-winning author Ross Montgomery. Perfect for young artists and storytellers aged 4+, this fun, interactive workshop explores creating hilarious stories through words and pictures with Frinton Summer Theatre.
Time
10:00am
Date
23 August 2026
Price
£5.00 & £8.00

An Audience with Jojo Moyes
A welcome return to Frinton for Jojo Moyes, writer of global smash hit Me Before You, to celebrate her work and mark the National Year of Reading. Presented in association with Frinton Summer Theatre.
Time
14:30pm
Date
30 August 2026
Price
£30.00
Includes a copy of 'We All Live Here' or 'Someone Else’s Shoes' and a charity donation to The Reading Agency

Creative Writing Workshop: Illustrated Children's Stories
An interactive writing workshop for adult writers: learn how to create your characters, choose your style, plan your story and understand age groups, with the author and illustrator of Frinton’s favourite Naughty Seagull.
Time
11:00am
Date
18 October 2026
Price
£10.00

Letters of Love: Afternoon Performance
Experience the greatest love letters ever written in a moving evening of romance, wit and heartbreak. Hosted by Clive Brill and brought to life by Frinton Summer Theatre actors, these timeless stories celebrate love through the ages.
Time
15:00pm
Date
20 October 2026
Price
£15.00
Paid bar available

Letters of Love: Evening Performance
Experience the greatest love letters ever written in a moving evening of romance, wit and heartbreak. Hosted by Clive Brill and brought to life by Frinton Summer Theatre actors, these timeless stories celebrate love through the ages.
Time
19:30pm
Date
20 October 2026
Price
£15.00
Paid bar available

Professor Catherine Clarke: A History of England in 25 Poems
As featured on BBC Radio 4's Book of the Week, discover over 1,000 years of England's history through 25 extraordinary poems. Professor Catherine Clarke reveals how poetry can unlock the past in this fascinating literary journey.
Time
19:30pm
Date
22 October 2026
Price
£15.00
Paid bar available

Crime & Wine with Jeremy Vine
Join broadcaster and Sunday Times bestselling author Jeremy Vine for a glass of wine, lively conversation and an evening of murder mysteries. Discover the stories behind Murder on Line One and Turn the Dial for Death.
Time
19:30pm
Date
23 October 2026
Price
£20.00
Includes a glass of wine (paid bar also available)

The Philomena Dwyer Literary Lunch with Caroline Quentin
Enjoy a delicious two-course lunch with Sunday Times bestselling author Caroline Quentin as she celebrates the beauty of nature, sharing stories and paintings from her beautifully illustrated new book Drawn to Nature.
Time
13:00pm
Date
24 October 2026
Price
£49.50
Includes a two course lunch with tea and coffee

Crafting Your Short Story : Creative Writing Masterclass
Discover the art of the short story with award-winning author Jane Rogers. Through expert guidance and practical writing exercises, learn how to create compelling characters, powerful openings and stories that linger long after the final sentence.
Time
11:00am
Date
25 October 2026
Price
£25.00

Afternoon Tea with Rachel Joyce
Enjoy a traditional afternoon tea with internationally bestselling author Rachel Joyce as she discusses her acclaimed new novel, The Homemade God. Includes an author talk, audience Q&A and books available to buy and sign.
Time
15:00pm
Date
25 October 2026
Price
£49.50
Includes afternoon tea and a glass of fizz

