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Of Sweat and Other Joys tells the story of a family and their journeys over the course of several years to Sri Lanka, Cambodia and Vietnam.
Named after a cafe in St Albans, the book Pilgrims Rest explores the 16th-century building’s mysterious tunnel to the city’s cathedral.
The show aims to explore the many faces of portraiture, from stamps and coins, diaries and death masks to fingerprints and photographs.
John Tarrow turned a former Dunmow council semi into a labyrinth of 13 themed rooms – now it's the inspiration for his children's fantasy novel
Journalist Christopher Hadley, a Stortford rugby club coach, has been working on his epic read about Piers Shonks for a decade
Join six writers – including New Statesman editor Jason Cowley and the Indie's Emma Vandore – for free Vanguard Readings event in Harlow
Young Wren-Ophelia Claydon, who starts at Manor Fields school soon, has never eaten any animal product and always checks if food “has animals in it”
Self-proclaimed nerd Matt Parker will be making his Rhodes audience giggle using numbers. Cat Barkley does her homework ahead of his Stortford visit.
The first comedian to win Britain’s Got Talent will be performing on the Rhodes stage this October.
Bishop’s Stortford’s monthly comedy club returns after its summer hiatus with mischief magnate Simon Brodkin.
Concert-goers at the Methodist Church can enjoy a pre-performance dinner courtesy of pop-up rustic Bengali restaurant Brohmon.
The historic listed gardens near Great Dunmow will be jiggling to the toons of the Bishop's Stortford ukulele band on Sunday October 20.
The village choral group organised a farewell party for Ian Priest, who has raised £50,000 for local worthy causes since he took the reins in 1996.
This event will feature The Harmonaires Choir, The Bishop's Stortford Choral Society, Amici Cantate, The Gospel Choir and The U3A Choir
Landscape historian Dr Sarah Rutherford has researched plans created for the forest by famous landscape designer Capability Brown in the 18th century.
The Indie lifts the coffin lid on spooktacular activities at Cammas Hall Farm, Audley End, Rhodes Arts Complex, Charis Centre and Golf World Stansted.
Cruises, riverside walk, crafts and art show mark milestone for 14-mile stretch of canalised river that runs from town centre to Rye House.
'Jekyll & Hyde is not a musical I'll be revisiting. But it's a measure of the calibre of BSMTC that they made a decent fist of the show.'
Charlotte Tarran, one of Bishop’s Stortford Musical Theatre Company’s many talented performers, writes about the arts group’s next production.
Cat Barkley talks to seasoned storyteller Danyah Miller ahead of her one-woman staging of Michael Morpurgo’s children’s book at Rhodes this month
The theatrical version of Dear Zoo is returning to Rhodes this month, following the show's popular reception at the South Road venue in February.
Indie film reviewer Charlie Hughes, a GCSE student at Bishop's Stortford College, counts down his 10 favourite flicks for the ultimate fright night.
The Indie's film reviewer, 15-year-old Bishop's Stortford College boy Charlie Hughes, has been to see the movie that has polarised critical opinion
Rebecca Hyland-Hawkins is part of an army of supporters trying to raise the money to send the 3-year-old to the USA for ground-breaking treatment
