Linda Seward is the author of ten quilt books and is an international judge and lecturer on the art form.
Her talk traces the development of the craft from the
Stephen MacDonald’s highly acclaimed Fringe First winning play about the unique friendship between celebrated First World War poets Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon. They met at Craiglockhart Hospital in
The nature reserve at Rye Harbour is special for wildlife, with more than 4,000 species including about 300 that are nationally rare or endangered.
It is also special for
50 years ago Garry Sobers hit an historic 36 runs off six deliveries, thus conquering cricket’s Everest. In 2006, “the ball used in the
over” fetched a record £26,
Fifty years after Rumer Godden became the tenant of Lamb House in Rye, we screen Powell & Pressburger’s melodramatic movie based on her novel about repressed love and roiling
One of the leading young brass ensembles in the UK, the trio was formed in 2012 by graduates from London’s Royal Academy of Music.Its members are Imogen Hancock
Founded in 1963, City of London Choir has enjoyed the direction of just two dedicated conductors: founder Donald Cashmore for its first quarter century, and, since 1989, Hilary Davan Wetton.
Martin Wimbush takes us on a personal journey, where he rediscovers the parts he’s played in Shakespeare and explores the ones he hasn’t, with plenty of funny stories
Traditional Irish folk band Dervish celebrate their 29th anniversary with a welcome return to Rye Arts Festival.
A sublime combination of the beautiful vocals of Cathy Jordan with the musicianship
To mark the centenary of WW1 and Women’s Suffrage, the annual opera from Euphonia Studio will be Les Mamelles de Tirésias (The Breasts of Tiresias) by Francis Poulenc.
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Founder of Green & Black’s and Carbon Gold biochar, Craig Sams is actively engaged in climate change policy and a campaigner for one carbon price for all carbon mitigation
Join Dr Barry Yates for a two-mile circular walk around part of this beautiful nature reserve looking at wildlife, history and the changing coastline.
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