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The next Vitality Villages coffee morning will be held in the Friends Meeting House, West End, Herstmonceux. There will be a talk about Care for Carers by Emma Jones. A warm welcome awaits everyone who would like to go along for a cup of tea or coffee with homemade cakes or biscuits, a fun quiz […]
Cowbeech Hill, Cowbeech, Hailsham, BN27 4JA A large country garden with a small lake, parterre, large beds of mixed planting and a Rose garden. There is an 8-acre Bluebell wood to explore and an attached smallholding with friendly ponies, pygmy goats and alpacas. Refreshments, stalls, dogs allowed but only on short leads, wheelchair accessible, parking […]
At this workshop you will be creating a beautiful Fractured Card. As part of the workshop you will receive a customised craft pack that contains all you need to create the beautiful card as well as extras to go home and create another. If you would like to go along to the Pumpkin Patch, St […]
At the Pumpkin Patch, St Mary’s Walk. At this workshop you will be creating a beautiful Fractured Card. As part of the workshop you will receive a customised craft pack that contains all you need to create the beautiful card as well as extras to go home and create another. If you would like to […]
At the next meeting of Hailsham Historical and Natural History Society, doors open at 7pm for 7.30 start, Andy Saunders will be talking about Doodlebugs over Hailsham 1939-45. The Historical Society meets on the first Wednesday of every month at the Charles Hunt Centre, Vicarage Field, Hailsham, BN27 1BG at 7 for 7.30pm. Access is from […]
The Windmill at Windmill Hill will be open again to visitors every Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday from 2.30 to 5pm. Special events include Mills Day on Sunday 12 May, the National Garden Scheme Parish Trail on 23 June and Music at the Mill with Con Brio on 7 July. For more information visit http:// windmillhillwindmill.org.
Everyone is invited to a free historical talk at 7.30pm for 8pm start. The guest speaker will be local historian Stephen Ziegler who will cover: A pre-historic outline of this part of Sussex, leading to its recorded history, including the Saxon and Norman (the Normans were the main builders of deer parks after 1066), what […]
Bates Green Garden workshops will commence with a Bird Song Identification morning led by Sarah Wilesmith who has been running courses for adults and children in Beatons Wood for over a decade. Book at https://www.batesgreengarden.co.uk/workshops.html.
Hailsham Heritage Centre is open for the season until end of October every Friday and Saturday from 10am to 12.30pm. Come in for a look around this little museum crammed to the rafters with local historical artefacts, photographs and topical display. It is free to visit and is just behind the Town Council Offices and […]
Designed as different themed rooms for sculpture, Farleys garden presents our permanent collection of works chosen by photographer Lee Miller and surrealist artist Roland Penrose alongside works by contemporary guest sculptors. Over the years, giants, goddesses, mythical African creatures and Roland’s own work has populated the garden in the company of work by their artist […]
You are invited to spend an hour or so in the entertaining company of Music Box director William Hancox. After 40 years as a freelance pianist, he has a wealth of experience to share and a seemingly endless fund of stories, which he illustrates from the keyboard – some touching, some serious, but the majority […]
Games, bouncy castle, reptiles, Infinity Circus shows, stalls, hot food, face painting, train rides and lots more. Entry 50p, children free Hailsham Primary Academy, Bulrush Lane, Hellingly BN27 4FB
