8 January - 31 December
Chichester
. . CLASSES IN WEST SUSSEX – adult and children beginners taught by Vidya Thirunarayan in Chichester on Tuesday evenings. Start the new year with an energetic and creative weekly class, with an opportunity to learn something new whilst keeping fit!. Bharata Natyam is a classical Indian dance form from. . .
19 January - 15 June, 10:00 - 12:30
Hamblin Library
A new study group with Tracey McEachran. Attendance at each session is recommended for full benefit. An insightful journey into personal development through six titles. Some work between sessions will be required. “Never underestimate the power of a group to facilitate positive change for the individual. ” Tracey McEachran. 19. . .
26 January - 26 October, 14:00 - 16:00
Hamblin Hall
Mark Rylan is the leader of the Guildford School of Practical Philosophy. An engineer by profession, he has worked as an IT Programme Manager in the City of London for the last 20 years. There have been some truly remarkable characters in recent history that have ‘realised’ the meaning of. . .
26 January - 8 June, 14:00 - 16:00
Hamblin Library
Patricia Godden, BSc PhD dip WESA FAPAI , is a scientist turned astrologer. With a degree in physiology and biochemistry and a doctorate in endocrinology, Patricia worked in scientific research and then the pharmaceutical industry. An increasing spiritual awareness led her to study astrology with the White Eagle School of. . .
Up to four scheduled boat trips daily from 17 th February until 3 rd November. . Our scheduled boat trips operate from the Canal Basin providing 75 minute return trips. A friendly volunteer crew are on board and will be happy to answer questions about the canal history, points of. . .
An ‘English post-impressionist’, Harold Gilman’s portrayal of life in the early 20th century combined the gritty formality of the Camden Town Group with the vitality of post-impressionism. . . .
3 March - 28 October, 13:00 - 16:30
Afternoon Tea and Guided Tours of Goodwood House are open most Sundays and Mondays, from 3rd March until 28th October 2019, between 1pm – 4. 30pm (last entry 4pm). – £25 per person. NEW for 2019, Goodwood House is open for Afternoon Tea between 11th -14th February and 17th –. . .
In 1910 the art critic Roger Fry introduced the work of Cézanne, Van Gogh, Gauguin, Matisse and Picasso to an unaware British audience. He coined the term ‘post-impressionism’ for his landmark exhibition on European modern art, which later became known as the ‘Art Quake of 1910’. In this exhibition drawn. . .
Nick Goss (b. 1981) reimagines his home city of London, transforming the cityscape and its interior spaces to explore themes of displacement, natural disaster and the psychology of place. In this exhibition of 12 of Goss’s large-scale narrative paintings, he combines observations of everyday life in his South London urban. . .
A look at humanity through the eyes of a female collector. A collection of works on paper bequest by Elizabeth Mary Parker (née Burney), a criminal psychologist who was inspired to gift her collection to the gallery after attending a tour. Includes etchings by Samuel Palmer, Camille Pissarro and Käthe. . .
Reel Life in the Ancient World. This exciting exhibition revisits one of the most popular periods of history, Ancient Rome, for an entirely new take on one of the world’s great civilisations. The Roman era has inspired storytellers from William Shakespeare to Stanley Kubrick. This exhibition brings together an outstanding. . .
11 April - 13 June, 18:30 - 20:30
A 10 week course continuing on from introduction level. Some knowledge necessary. £250 (Flowers Included). At Manor Nursery Chichester we offer a range of expertly led flower arranging or floristry courses, with our fully qualified teacher Nicky Weller NDSF , FSF. Nicky has been teaching floristry for more than 30. . .
James Nesbitt, Sheila Hancock and Clare Burt lead the cast in Tim Firth’s hilarious musical comedy about a spirited 13 year-old who wins a dream holiday for her fractious family: a celebration of the lifelong adventure that is family love. . . .
Stephanie was brought up exploring the woods and coastline of the English countryside. She has a strong sense of nature and place, an this has developed further a she travels, working to address social and environmental issues. Her art draws on her scientific background and interest in patterns of change. . . .
Fred Masters paints mainly in oils and acrylics, and has a wide subject matter, ranging from quite figurative (often landscape-based) to purely abstract, and often form part of a series, where one painting leads to another. He studied fine art for four years at Manchester and Sunderland art colleges, followed. . .
21 May - 2 June
Oxmarket Gallery
Expressing mood, colour and passion through abstracts and landscapes, primarily using acrylic. Never one to shy away from a large canvas, Riches’ bold strokes give texture to life. Winner of the Lawrence Williams Abstract Prize 2017 and sold across the world, Clayton now paints from his studio in East Ashling. . . .
Clive’s representational paintings is minute observation allied with an instinctive understanding of colour and texture – qualities which have made him one of Sussex’s most distinctive painters and admired by so many of our visitors through the years. His love of realism and subject matter was originally influenced by the. . .
22 May - 2 June, 14:00 - 17:00
Parham is home to possibly the finest and most important collection of embroidery in the United Kingdom. This display, returning by popular request after last year, gives visitors another enhanced opportunity to discover Parham’s needlework collection, including items that are not normally on view. . . .
25 May - 2 June
Around Selsey - various locations
Welcome to SWOF2019. We have a fabulous week of walks, cycling, natural history, snorkelling and regional history in and around Selsey – a lovely West Sussex fishing town on the Manhood peninsula. This year we will be running events in collaboration with the Weald and Downland Museum and the Novium. . .
Voyagers from across the globe, in their perennial search for utopia, have long held a fascination with the elusive ideals of ‘the island’ and all that it embodies. The epitome of paradise, it has been used as an emblem of fertility and sanctuary in music, literature and art throughout the. . .
26 May - 30 June
10b North Street Emsworth, Hants. PO10 7DD.
75 years ago Emsworth and the surrounding area played a crucial role in the preparations for D-Day and this is being marked with the exhibition “D-Day for Emsworth and its People” in the David Rudkin Room. This display shows some of the Allied forces’ remarkable achievements and also demonstrates the. . .
27 - 31 May, 10:30 - 18:00
Head to the Museum for fantastic indoor and outdoor hands-on history fun this half term focusing on the Natural World. From Bank Holiday Monday 27 May to Friday 31 May, accompanied children of all ages can channel their energy into a range of activities. Activities run from 11am-4pm daily. Activities. . .
28 May - 2 June
Chichester
Led by the Novium Museum and supported by Chichester BID , Roman Week is returning for its third year and is set to be bigger and better than ever. Featuring re-enactments, talks, trails, guided tours, family activities and immersive theatre, each day will be themed around an aspect of Roman. . .
28 - 31 May, 08:30 - 17:30
Whether it’s Velcro Golf, Fruit Smash or Footgolf, our team of coaches create a fun environment for everyone to learn and develop skills whilst growing in confidence along the way. We support the talent and enthusiasm of junior golfers and offer expert coaching in a fun and relaxed environment for. . .
28 - 31 May, 10:30 - 13:00
[drop in). Ever spotted Tracey Emin’s ‘Roman Standard’ sculpture in our garden? Make your own banner to parade through town. In partnership with the Novium museum. . . .
Over the May half term, enjoy activities and take part in our family trail around the 36 acre site. Discover the South’s industrial heritage at our Museum, learn about technology through the years, and have fun riding our narrow gauge train and historic bus around the 36 acre site. . . .
29 May, 09:30 - 11:30
Selsey PO20 9HP
Selsey Walking and Outdoor Festival is pleased to announce this group visit to Natures Way Foods, Selsey which is an important business in the area. Fresh thinking has been at the heart of Natures Way Foods from the beginning. It all started in 1994 when we started producing salad with. . .
A 2 mile walk led by Judi Darley, Conservancy walks leader, starting at Fishbourne Roman Palace and heading towards Dell Quay, stopping at points of Roman interest along the way. Finish with complimentary coffee in the Conservancy’s classroom on the quay before choosing either to walk back on your own. . .
Produce a series of photographic self-portraits, creating your own props and using our photo studio to experiment with lighting, pose and gesture. . . .
29 May, 14:00
Selsey PO20 0JN
Have you ever noticed what a mixture of buildings there are in Selsey? Did you know that people have lived in the area since Palaeolithic times? Not many people know that Christianity in Sussex started here with the landing of St Wilfrid in 681. This event will be a fascinating. . .
29 May, 19:30
St George’s Parish Centre, Cleveland Road,PO19 7AD
Mark is a well known historian and will explore the history of the Sussex coastline. . . .
29 May, 20:30 - 21:30
Hamblin Hall
Come sing with us! Everyone is welcome to this series of workshops in which we we will sing together for enjoyment, health and relaxation and run by Marcus James Sly. Together we will create a safe and welcoming space to explore our voices, and free ourselves to make beautiful. . .
