Event cinema leads off this week with Hurricane - the tale of the Polish fliers who fought in the RAF during the Second World War - with a Q&A with director David Blair
Northiam's Bonfire Procession will be held on Saturday 20th October, leaving the Bonfire Field (on the A28 south of the village) at 7.30pm, processing into the village,
100 years after the end of WW1, we screen Oh! What A Lovely War.
The directorial debut of Richard Attenborough is a comedy musical using popular songs from the time
In the 1800s, while the Cinque Ports prepared for a cross-channel invasion by the French, the salons of Vienna were hosting some of the greatest chamber music of all time.
Music is an important part of the daily lives of every pupil at Saint Ronan’s, including chapel, chamber and year group choirs, five string ensembles, a full orchestra, a
Mose Fan Fan is the leader of the acclaimed Congolese band Somo Somo.
They play happy, infectious Congolese pop music with electric guitars, bass and drums.
Their last performance at
Husband and wife duo, Roland Roberts (piano) and Armenian violinist Ani Batikian present a programme commemorating the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War and the lesser
