Frost and Fire: An Evening of Finnish Folklore, Storytelling and Asian Street Food

Enjoy a unique evening of storytelling, folklore and delicious food this November as Frost and Fire comes to the West Rocks Hotel on Eastbourne Seafront.

Taking place on Saturday 14 November, the event promises a wonderful blend of traditional tales and Asian-inspired cuisine, with something to enjoy before settling down for an evening of captivating storytelling.

The evening begins at 6.30pm with a welcome drink, followed by a selection of freshly prepared homemade Asian street food. Guests will have the opportunity to sample a variety of dishes, including Indonesian beef rendang, Laos minced pork, Malacca chicken curry, Singapore noodles with king prawns, Tom Yum soup and tempura prawns with wasabi. There will also be house fried rice, cucumber salad with sesame paste and spicy papaya salad.

Then, at 8.30pm, the focus turns to the fascinating world of Finnish folklore, as storyteller Jon Norman-Mason takes guests on a journey through some of the country’s most intriguing myths and legends.

Drawing on specially selected stories from the Kalevala, Finland’s national epic, Jon will bring to life tales of gods, tricksters, the Sun and Moon, and the mysterious Hag of the North.

A captivating storyteller and folklorist, Jon has a passion for history, mythology and the stories that connect the past with the present. He regularly performs at festivals, clubs and community events, sharing his love of storytelling with audiences of all ages.

Whether you’re drawn by the fascinating folklore, the delicious Asian food or simply the chance to enjoy something a little different, Frost and Fire promises a memorable evening on Eastbourne’s seafront.

Frost and Fire takes place on Saturday 14 November at the West Rocks Hotel, Eastbourne. The evening starts at 6.30pm, with storytelling beginning at 8.30pm.

Visit: www.westrockshotel.com