Autumn Makers Fair
Paper Daisy presents Autumn Makers Fair Discover a wide range of handmade treasures, unique artworks, many with local designs. Explore the vibrant stalls showcasing a variety of crafts, including pottery,…
FREE ENTRY
Loading view.
u3a Monthly Talk: ‘Bruges -it’s more than just chocolate’
An illustrated talk by Melanie Gibson-Barton The talk gives insight into another culture,encompassing the history and geography, together with all the modern aspects of the attractive city. For audience members…
Multicultural Festival-International Neighbours
International Performances, music, dance, ethnic foods, arts, crafts and stalls International Neighbours are dedicated to the promotion of community cohesion. By celebrating diversity, building positive relationships, respecting, trusting and…
FREE ENTRY
Shoreham Wordfest: Start Your Story: Sue Walker – Creative Writing Workshop
Do you want to write more, get tips on your technique, or just get started? This workshop will offer a whistle-stop tour of the ‘must haves’ for writing effective fiction.…
Shoreham Wordfest: Songs of Ireland: Shoreham Singers by Sea
A lively concert of songs, old and new, reflecting the rich literary and musical culture of Ireland, including settings of Oscar Wilde, W B Yeats and James Joyce. Performed by…
Christmas cake making and decorating
For 65+ Dementia friendly Organised by Cherry and Anna from Love to Move 4th November 11am-12.30pm -Making 2nd December 11am-1.30pm - Decorating To book your place: 07929 670799
Shoreham Wordfest: Caroline Lucas: Another England: how to reclaim our national story
-In conversation with Anita Sethi Caroline Lucas, former MP for Brighton Pavilion and the UK’s first Green Party MP, delves into our literary heritage to explore what it can teach…
Shoreham Wordfest: Shackleton, The Man and the Myths: Michael Smith
Sir Ernest Shackleton, who lived in Eastbourne, became a national icon after venturing on four epic voyages of discovery to the Antarctic a century ago, including the famous Endurance expedition.…
Shoreham Wordfest: Scoops by Sam Mc Alister
Sam McAlister is a BAFTA-nominated producer who has negotiated with everyone from Buckingham Palace to The White House, persuading reluctant individuals to participate in BBC Newsnight interviews, renowned for rigour and…
Shoreham Wordfest: An introduction to Flash Fiction with Anika Carpenter
Flash Fiction, broadly speaking, is a story told in under one thousand words. Sometimes as few as six. This diminutive literary form, far from being restrictive, encourages authors to explore…
Shoreham Wordfest: Any Questions Panel: Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Solomon Curtis & Alastair Hignell CBE
Chaired by Professor Ivor Gaber Our panel of activists in different spheres of public life will bring their expertise and experience to shine a light on topical concerns raised by…
Shoreham Wordfest: Behind the Privet Hedge: Michael Gilson in conversation with Elise Sargent
Britain is a nation of gardeners; the suburban garden, with its roses and privet hedges, is widely admired and copied across the world. But it is little understood how millions…