Spring is in the air and we suddenly see a huge change in the behaviour of our breeding bird populations. Great-crested Grebes dance on the water together displaying their tippets,
Eat breakfast with the birds at Rye Harbour, borrow our binoculars and make your own bird feeder. We will cook home-made bread outside with honey or jam and a hot
Drop into the education room at the Discovery Centre between 10.30-2.30 for a closer look at some of our special wildlife using microscopes, magnifiers and binoculars. Suitable for
Learn how to weave a simple basket and make natural string. Weaving our way to use less plastic, create less waste and learn how to make a better home for
Join us for a morning of family fun learning how to make and fly a kite.
Meet at Rye Harbour Discovery Centre
Booking essential
£2 per child, made possible by
Join the Friends of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve for a guided walk of approx 3.5km looking for winter wildlife. There should be lots of wading birds and ducks to
Rye Harbour's 465 hectares have international wildlife designations. Join us for a circular walk of approximately 6km, starting out from Brede Lock. We'll follow the River
Make a lantern to celebrate the Chinese New Year; discover connections between wildlife in China and Rye Harbour and share the hope of a new spring season to come. (Please
Drop in to the Gooders hide between the car park and the sea where there will be guides stationed throughout the day to show you the birds. Binoculars, telescopes and
Udimore Community Hall
12 noon
A bowl of soup, one hour of Scrabble followed by mince pie and mulled wine.
All welcome. No previous experience required.
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Go cold turkey with Whitney. Ring them bells with Shane and Kirsty. Go down on Kitty Sphincter and get dirty celebrating Jesus Christ Superstar this QUIZmas with all the usual
