Into Entertainment & Leisure

Large chain bin­go cen­tre in Colch­ester with elec­tron­ic gam­ing and slot machines, plus reg­u­lar live entertainment.

The cen­tre of Colch­ester’s town cen­tre is home to the siz­able, beau­ti­ful, and well-kept Vic­to­ri­an park known as Cas­tle Park. The park not only offers the ide­al back­drop for a brief stroll, a breath of fresh air, or a pic­nic, but also for a wide vari­ety of activ­i­ties like shows, fes­ti­vals, and concerts.

Enjoy open air the­atre at Colch­ester Cas­tle Park. Pro­duc­tions air­ing through­out the sum­mer season. 

We are sit­u­at­ed in the Low­er Bowls Green in Low­er Cas­tle Park. The clos­est entrance/​gate is the Leisure World side of the Park.

Bar and live Enter­tain­ment Venue focus­ing on Local grass­roots music, Jazz and Blues.

Live music, plays, com­e­dy shows & oth­er per­for­mances in a for­mer church, with a beer selection.

Mem­bers bil­liard and snook­er club with food and drink.

A vis­it to Colch­ester Cas­tle is bet­ter than ever before with inter­ac­tive dis­plays and star exhibits, like the Colch­ester Glad­i­a­tor Vase and Fen­wick Hoard of Roman treasure. 

Have a go at build­ing a Nor­man arch­way, dress­ing as an Iron Age Britain or steer­ing a Roman char­i­ot. Be wowed as a large scale pro­jec­tion trans­forms the east wall with light and sound. 

Tours, led by expert guides, are offered dai­ly and can take you down into the Roman vaults and up onto the Cas­tle roof.

The Town Hall, set in a pop­u­lar town cen­tre loca­tion, is a beau­ti­ful and pres­ti­gious build­ing rich with his­to­ry and is the third Town Hall to have been built on this site. The first Town Hall, known as the Moot Hall, was built around 1160 and remained for 700 years.

The need for exten­sive accom­mo­da­tion was required after this time, and sub­se­quent­ly, the Vic­to­ri­an Town Hall was com­plet­ed in 1845. This design last­ed but fifty years as again the Coun­cil had out­grown the facilities.

The last Baroque design, which is the cur­rent mod­el, was com­plet­ed by John Belch­er in 1897 and opened in 1902. The promi­nent 162ft Vic­to­ri­an tow­er was pre­sent­ed by indus­tri­al­ist James Pax­man with a stat­ue at the top of St Hele­na, Colchester’s patron saint.

Open­ing times may change due to events. Please con­tact the Town Hall them­selves for fur­ther enquires.

Bets and offers on all major sport­ing events and gam­ing with Coral. Vis­it the site now to find the most com­pet­i­tive offers around.

Cur­zon is known for being a place to explore oth­er worlds and cul­tures or dis­cov­er some­thing new. Besides that, it’s a loca­tion where drinks and con­ver­sa­tion are shared in equal mea­sure and where a vari­ety of peo­ple can have won­der­ful expe­ri­ences at the movies.

We will lock you up in a mys­te­ri­ous escape room, and give you exact­ly 60 min­utes to get out.

In order to beat the live escape game you and your team must solve many puz­zles, rid­dles, brain teasers and iden­ti­fy clues.

Using your pow­ers of obser­va­tion and prob­lem solv­ing you and your team will have to work togeth­er to escape and achieve any tar­gets set by the room.