East Sussex Events
Discover What's On in East Sussex
June events
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Who Killed The Holiday Rep?
It’s ‘Viva Espana’ as a Murder Mystery hits Benidorm!
The year is 1989 and events at the Hotel Britannia bring in..... See more >
Community House (formerly the Meridian Centre), Greenwich Way, Peacehaven BN10 8BB
Fri 7 Jun and Sat 8 Jun
Alpines - Open Garden for NGS
A 1 acre garden put together by the owners to incorporate the ornamental and the edible. Offers riot of colour and..... See more >
Alpines, Uckfield TN22 2EG
Sat 8 Jun
Trio Nuovo
Sue Gregg, Flute; Maria Gibson, Guitar; Alun Francis, Clarinet professional performers and teachers from Brighton/East... See more >
St Nicolas Parish Church, Church Lane Pevensey BN24 5LD
Sat 8 Jun
Sunset in Santorini
Physically, you’re in our studio painting. Mentally, you are admiring the Sunset in Santorini pretending you’re in..... See more >
Pinot & Picasso Brighton, Ground Floor, 127 Gloucester Road, Brighton BN1 4AF
Sat 8 Jun
Hoopers Farm - Open Garden for NGS
Large south facing garden with colour themed mixed herbaceous planting. Mature trees, flowering shrubs, rose beds and..... See more >
Hoopers Farm, Mayfield TN20 6BD
Sat 8 Jun and Sun 9 Jun
Cheeki Monkeys BIG Baby & Childrens Market
Our Nearly New Baby Sales are community events for local families to make money while recycling unwanted items... See more >
St Mary, Hampden Park, Church Hall,
69 Decoy Drive,
Eastbourne BN22 9PP
Sat 8 Jun
Neon Nights: You WIsh
The fun continues after dark with our Neon Nights paint and sip experience, where your creation glows under UV lights... See more >
Pinot & Picasso Brighton, Ground Floor, 127 Gloucester Road, Brighton BN1 4AF
Sat 8 Jun
Farleys Sculpture Garden - Open Garden for NGS
Designed as different themed rooms for sculpture, Farleys garden presents our permanent collection of works chosen by... See more >
Farleys Sculpture Garden, nr Lewes BN8 6HW
Sat 8 Jun
The Age of Elegance
Sussex Concert Orchestra presents The Age of Elegance, with Mozart Piano Concerto no 9 in Eb K271, Hummel Trumpet... See more >
St Peter’s Church
Church St TN40 2HE
Sun 9 Jun
Stroods - Open Garden for NGS
Nestled in the beautiful hills of Sussex, the garden is a peaceful space where ancient trees, an orchard and olive... See more >
Stroods, Uckfield TN22 4DB
Wed 12 Jun
Butlers Farmhouse - Open Garden for NGS
Lovely rural setting for 1 acre garden surrounding C16 farmhouse with views of South Downs. Pretty in spring with..... See more >
Butlers Farmhouse, Herstmonceux BN27 1QH
Thu 13 Jun and Fri 14 Jun
The Arts Society Ashdown Forest lecture A Brief Story of Wine
Lecturer David Wright
Wine has been an important part of society for over 7,000 years and this story tells of its... See more >
Crowborough Community Centre
Pine Grove TN6 1FE
Thu 13 Jun
Bramley - Open Garden for NGS
Rural 1 acre garden. Planting began in 2006 and inc an orchard avenue with wild flowers and long grassed areas and..... See more >
Bramley, Lewes BN8 4JH
Fri 14 Jun and Sat 15 Jun
Wadhurst Park - Open Garden for NGS
The naturalistic gardens designed by Tom Stuart-Smith, created on a C19 site, situated within a 2000 acre estate... See more >
Wadhurst Park, Wadhurst TN5 6NT
Fri 14 Jun and Sat 15 Jun
Winchelsea's Secret Gardens - Open Garden for NGS
With several properties changing hands, Winchelsea's offering is temporarily less extensive than usual, but we... See more >
Winchelsea’s Secret Gardens, Winchelsea TN36 4EN
Sat 15 Jun
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Things to do around East Sussex
East Sussex, a picturesque county on the southeastern coast of England, offers a wide range of activities for a memorable day out. Whether you're interested in history, outdoor adventures, or cultural experiences, there's something for everyone. Let's explore some of the best things to do in East Sussex:
1. Royal Pavilion in Brighton:
- Begin your day by visiting the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. This exotic palace, built for King George IV, combines Regency grandeur with Indian and Chinese visual styles. Explore its colorful interiors, stunning gardens, and learn about its fascinating history.
2. The Lanes in Brighton:
- Afterward, wander through The Lanes, an area known for its eclectic mix of shops, boutiques, and restaurants. Explore the narrow alleys, discover unique treasures, and enjoy a meal at one of the charming eateries.
3. Seven Sisters Country Park:
- For nature enthusiasts, head to the Seven Sisters Country Park. Hike along the dramatic chalk cliffs, enjoy panoramic views of the English Channel, and spot wildlife. It's a great spot for picnics and photography.
4. Battle Abbey and Battlefield:
- Visit Battle Abbey and Battlefield, where the historic Battle of Hastings took place in 1066. Explore the abbey ruins, learn about the Norman Conquest, and enjoy the serene surroundings.
5. Hastings Old Town:
- Explore Hastings Old Town, a charming area with cobbled streets, historic buildings, and fishing boats. Visit the Fishermen's Museum, stroll along the seafront, and enjoy fresh seafood.
6. Rye:
- Discover the medieval town of Rye, known for its preserved architecture and quaint streets. Climb to the top of St. Mary's Church for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside¹.
7. Bodiam Castle:
- Head to Bodiam Castle, a 14th-century moated castle surrounded by lush greenery. Explore its towers, drawbridge, and picturesque setting. It's a great spot for history enthusiasts and photographers.
8. Lewes Castle and Anne of Cleves House:
- In Lewes, visit Lewes Castle for its panoramic views of the town and countryside. Explore the nearby Anne of Cleves House, a Tudor timber-framed building with a fascinating history.
9. Beachy Head and Birling Gap:
- Take a scenic drive to Beachy Head and Birling Gap. Admire the white cliffs, walk along the coastal paths, and breathe in the fresh sea air. It's a stunning natural landscape.
10. Charleston Farmhouse:
- For art and culture, visit Charleston Farmhouse, the former home of the Bloomsbury Group. Explore its vibrant interiors, gardens, and learn about the influential artists and writers who lived here.
Remember to check opening hours and any booking requirements for these attractions. Whether you're interested in history, nature, or cultural exploration, East Sussex promises an enriching and diverse day out!
1. Royal Pavilion in Brighton:
- Begin your day by visiting the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. This exotic palace, built for King George IV, combines Regency grandeur with Indian and Chinese visual styles. Explore its colorful interiors, stunning gardens, and learn about its fascinating history.
2. The Lanes in Brighton:
- Afterward, wander through The Lanes, an area known for its eclectic mix of shops, boutiques, and restaurants. Explore the narrow alleys, discover unique treasures, and enjoy a meal at one of the charming eateries.
3. Seven Sisters Country Park:
- For nature enthusiasts, head to the Seven Sisters Country Park. Hike along the dramatic chalk cliffs, enjoy panoramic views of the English Channel, and spot wildlife. It's a great spot for picnics and photography.
4. Battle Abbey and Battlefield:
- Visit Battle Abbey and Battlefield, where the historic Battle of Hastings took place in 1066. Explore the abbey ruins, learn about the Norman Conquest, and enjoy the serene surroundings.
5. Hastings Old Town:
- Explore Hastings Old Town, a charming area with cobbled streets, historic buildings, and fishing boats. Visit the Fishermen's Museum, stroll along the seafront, and enjoy fresh seafood.
6. Rye:
- Discover the medieval town of Rye, known for its preserved architecture and quaint streets. Climb to the top of St. Mary's Church for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside¹.
7. Bodiam Castle:
- Head to Bodiam Castle, a 14th-century moated castle surrounded by lush greenery. Explore its towers, drawbridge, and picturesque setting. It's a great spot for history enthusiasts and photographers.
8. Lewes Castle and Anne of Cleves House:
- In Lewes, visit Lewes Castle for its panoramic views of the town and countryside. Explore the nearby Anne of Cleves House, a Tudor timber-framed building with a fascinating history.
9. Beachy Head and Birling Gap:
- Take a scenic drive to Beachy Head and Birling Gap. Admire the white cliffs, walk along the coastal paths, and breathe in the fresh sea air. It's a stunning natural landscape.
10. Charleston Farmhouse:
- For art and culture, visit Charleston Farmhouse, the former home of the Bloomsbury Group. Explore its vibrant interiors, gardens, and learn about the influential artists and writers who lived here.
Remember to check opening hours and any booking requirements for these attractions. Whether you're interested in history, nature, or cultural exploration, East Sussex promises an enriching and diverse day out!
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