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Seaford
The Barn Theatre is home to the Seaford Musical Theatre and multi-award winning SMT Juniors who put on at least three musical productions per year. The theatre is also used regularly by the Seaford Community Cinema and other touring or one night…
Lewes
Situated in Lewes town alongside the River Ouse, this 25-acre nature reserve boasts four different water habitats and an abudance of wildlife. It is an accessible nature reserve with a reed bed which in summer is heaving with singing reed warblers.
LEWES
A well-loved destination for art lovers and one of the first artist-led galleries in the UK nurturing local artistic talent and showing 70-90 new artworks every exhibition
Seaford
A circular walk through landscape which inspired the artist Eric Slater (1896-1963), who lived for most of his life in Seaford. A keen walker, he developed an intimate knowledge of the surrounding countryside and loved to observe the cliffs, sea and…
HASSOCKS
The Mac’s Farm is a fourth generation organic egg farming family who really love what they do! The farm is located in the beautiful village of Ditchling in East Sussex.
Rodmell
Breaky Bottom is an isolated farmstead set in a beautiful secluded valley in the South Downs. There are six acres of vines and a flock of 40 ewes graze the surrounding steep banks. Although Breaky Bottom is a small scale family-run business it is…
Lewes
Harvey's Brewery is the oldest independent brewery in Sussex.
Peacehaven
This long-distance walk begins at the monument to King George V on the cliffs at Peacehaven and ends 273 miles later, on the coast at Sand le Mere in East Yorkshire. The walk follows the line of the Prime Meridian and has been divided into four…
Peacehaven
This is a great place for kids of all ages to let off steam. Wall to wall trampolines for the kids and a cafe for the adults. Hourly sessions can be booked in advance. Perfect for those rainy days.
Newhaven
During the First World War, Newhaven became one of the major supply ports to the Western Front. The number of soldiers at the Fort increased to over 4,000, the Boys’ School (now the Hillcrest Centre) was converted into a Military Hospital and a…
East Sussex
Plumpton races sixteen times a year between September and May. Located at the foot of the South Downs, it is regarded as one of the UK's best small racecourses.
Seaford
Seaford Community Cinema is a volunteer run, not-for-profit organisation that relies on a team of volunteers and your ongoing support to maintain a diverse and exciting programme.
Lewes
An exhibition space for emerging and established artists, exhibiting solo and group exhibitions of contemporary craft, print, sculpture and paintings
Ditchling
Award winning Court Garden, is a family-run, single-estate vineyard and winery in Ditchling, set on a stunning south-facing slope with the South Downs as a backdrop. Their sparkling English wines are hand-crafted.
Lewes
Stretching over 180 hectares, Chailey Common Nature Reserve is one of the the largest commons in the south east of England. Here you will find an abundance of heather, grazing ponies, cattle and an impressive variety of birds.
Seaford
With some of the most breathtaking views in Sussex, this golf course is an undulating downland/links style course on the cliffs of Seaford. Designed and constructed in 1887, this golfing links is steeped in recent and acient history. Benefitting…
SEAFORD
Tidemills lies between Newhaven and The Buckle at Seaford. It is one of the last areas of accesible undeveloped coast for many miles.
Newhaven
For stunning views over the sea and River Ouse, and for glades full of wildflowers this is the place to visit. Located on the cliff tops, next to Newhaven Fort, the views from the top are spectacular. There is a network of footpaths including an…
Seaford
Known locally as The Crouch, this is a peaceful walled garden and open space located in the heart of town on the site of a former medieval market. The park is home to the Crouch Bowls Club and Seaford Town Football Club. There is a Peace Garden…
Lewes
Lewes Priory was founded by William de Warenne and his wife Gundrada between 1078 and 1082 on the site of a Saxon church dedicated, like the Priory, to St Pancras. The site is fully open as Priory Park.
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