Ready to dive into a swashbuckling family day out like no other? At Rye Pirates and Smugglers family fun day, we invite you to relive the daring exploits of the
This fascinating one-and-a-half-hour tour, visits some of the town’s medieval vaulted wine cellars. Our knowledgeable guides, tell the town’s incredible story, built by a
Every Saturday Morning, this fascinating one-and-a-half-hour tour, visits some of the town’s medieval vaulted wine cellars. Our knowledgeable guides, tell the town’s incredible story,
Join us for our February edition of Rye Classics, a monthly classic car and motorcycle meet at The Aubrey Halls (held on the last Sunday of every month), hosted in
The Winchelsea Court Hall Museum contains displays and exhibits that illustrate the history of the ‘Ancient Town of Winchelsea’. The museum is housed in a single large room on the
Welcome to the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Winchelsea & Area Archaeological & Historical Society (WAAHS). Today’s event will also include two Speakers, Archaeologists Cameron Ross and Luke
'Why Will?' explores the importance of Shakespeare by presenting speeches and scenes from The Bard’s works to convey the impact his works have had on our everyday
An atmospheric evening event in Winchelsea Court Hall on Saturday 31st January 2026. True tales of times and people who have been 'guests' of the 700 year old
Orson Wells regarded this as the greatest comedy film ever made. Stunning theatrics and acrobatics-a-plenty from Buster Keaton in a film that still makes audiences laugh out loud
At 11.30 a.m. on Saturday 6th December 2025, retired Architect Stephen Gray will deliver a talk titled, "The difficulties in launching the Norman Invasion of 1066: Metrics,
On Saturday 29th November 2025, Professor Anthony Bale, the author of, “A Travel Guide to the Middle Ages: The World Through Medieval Eyes” (2024) will be delivering a talk at