Culture Busy time at the Arts Festival Rye News in-house culture vulture Heidi Foster discusses a few of her own personal highlights during the two weeks of the Rye Arts Festival By Heidi Foster / 29 Sep 2016
Culture A community opera, a true story A true story of hope, redemption and forgiveness, I feel the opera of the year by a community company By Heidi Foster / 29 Sep 2016
Culture Arts Festival builds to climax The Rye Arts Festival is entering its last couple of days, but it will end with a bang, minature engraving and a Colombian harp By user / 29 Sep 2016
Culture Marwood and Madzar are magic An evening of pure magic from a world class duo By user / 28 Sep 2016
Culture Some enchanted evening Iden Church was the venue for an evening with the Perfect Fifth. Melodies, comedy, light opera - it had it all By Gillian Roder / 28 Sep 2016
Culture Blues open second week The second week of Rye Arts Festival starts with some Saharan blues - and ends with opera - but with a wide variety of events in between By user / 22 Sep 2016
Culture Festival opens with drums In place of the usual procession, Rye Arts Festival was opened with various street entertainments, including musicians dressed as pirates By Kenneth Bird / 22 Sep 2016
Culture Shakespeare lost for words John Fletcher, Rye-born dramatist, comes to the rescue when Will runs out of words By Kenneth Bird / 22 Sep 2016
Culture Once more the peace shatters The Arts Festival drums its way into its first week with around 30 events - and more to come this next week By Charles Harkness / 22 Sep 2016
Culture Camera Club’s 60th a success If you saw this exhibition, you were bound to be amazed. If you didn't, then make very sure that next year's show is a "must-see" By Kenneth Bird / 22 Sep 2016
Culture Black Dog dreams at art gallery First World War artist Paul Nash, who lived some of his life in Rye, featured in a local artist's multimedia performance at Rye Art Gallery - a first for the gallery during the Arts Festival By Kenneth Bird / 22 Sep 2016
Culture Beginning with great Britten The Rye Arts Festival opened with a ghostly opera, with local connections By Rye News / 22 Sep 2016
