Time Travel in Sussex is an excellent way for adults with learning difficulties who want to take the train to visit local museums - including Bexhill Museum and Anne of Cleves House in Lewes.
Simon Mansfield gives a talk on the origins of the Saxon names that still persist across the county centuries later, despite the calamitous effect of the Norman invasion .
How Sidney Little transformed Hastings and St Leonards from two slightly run-down Victorian resorts into a modernist celebration of concrete and chrome between the wars.
Historian Dr Peter Boyden tells the story of German troops barracked in Bexhill during the Napoleonic wars, best known for their defence of La Haye Sainte during the Battle of Waterloo.
Why not join Bexhill Museum members and friends at one of our monthly First Thursday Coffee mornings? Cakes, book sale & friendly conversation all included.
Join popular pianist Hugh Alexander for an evening of tunes from classic musicals - plus some christmas carols - played on the museum's piano. Ticket price includes light refreshments.
Join the Bexhill Artists Workshop for their regular monthly Open Workshop at Bexhill Museum -a group of artists, designers and craftspeople from around the neighbourhood.
