CLOTHES JUMBLE SALE
Hosted by the Hailsham Nightingales WI.
There will be lady’s, men’s and children’s clothes, shoes and accessories (all named brands) with added book stall, cakes and tombola.
‘SQUIRRELS’ GARDEN OPEN FOR CHARITY
In aid of St Wilfrid’s Hospice. Entrance is by donation at The Street, Arlington, BN26 6RX. This is a medium-size garden with far reaching views to the Downs and the Long Man of Wilmington, with two cherry trees and a variety of Camellias and Azaleas. Along with many spring bulbs there is an herbaceous border and large fishpond. There will be refreshments. No dogs please, except assistance dogs. Parking Available at the local Arlington Village Hall which will be signposted.
HAILSHAM FARMERS MARKET
Pick up some beautiful local products.
Proving to be very popular is the award-winning Bread and pastries stall, also locally farmed meat, the regular honey and wax products stall, and some fabulous handmade cards.
Simon of Wallace Plants has a wide selection of vegetables and flower plants, just ready for planting out.
The Market will run, whatever the weather, so please support your local farmers, producers and craftspeople at Hailsham Farmers’ Market.
As always, there is plenty of free parking on site, so that you can pick your goods and pack your shopping straight into your car.
KIDS EASTER PARTY
There will be drinks, a grazing board, DJ, colouring competition, Easter egg to take home. Children welcome. Please book £8 per child via whitehartsam@gmail.com or call/WhatsApp 07907 245666
MICHELHAM PRIORY FAMILY EASTER WEEKEND
MICHELHAM PRIORY EASTER WEEKEND runs from 3 to 6 April and you can celebrate with family-friendly activities at Michelham Priory House & Gardens. There will be a variety of activities and entertainment, and younger visitors can take part in a special Easter Trail, created by the Friends of Michelham Priory, exploring the site as they hunt for clues and Easter surprises.
There will also be plenty happening across the weekend: The Michelham and Wolfshead Bowmen will be on site throughout the weekend, demonstrating traditional archery. Trevor the Tale Weaver will be sharing enchanting children’s stories on Friday 3 April. On Saturday 4 April, visitors can meet Mark with DoG the duck and Goldie, offering a fun and memorable experience for families.
On Sunday 5 and Monday 6 April, Nigel will be working in the forge, demonstrating traditional blacksmithing. All activities are included with normal admission, making it a great value day out. For those keen to try their hand themselves, have-a-go archery will also be available for a small additional charge. Food, drinks and lunches will be available at the Blue Door Café. The historic buildings and beautiful grounds provide plenty to see and do.