Monthly Archives: March, 2016
Thinking outside the box office
Mike Eve helped bring the Kino to town - and now he's chairing the Arts Festival. Dee Alsey reports in the latest of her "Ryers Unwrapped" series
Mimicking birdsong in music
Capturing and interpreting the natural sound of birdsong has intrigued and inspired many composers over the centuries
A different sort of quiz
Is it a cowboy? Is it a war film? Is it drama? Or is it comedy? It may be all of these as it is a film quiz. Ray Prewer reports
Dazzling sense of Foreboding
Prepare to be intimidated, scared and awestruck at a new exhibition of paintings
Let’s go to the movies!
This week's featured film showing at Rye Community Film Club on Friday April 1 is "Suffragette" featuring Maud Watts, one of the foot soldiers of the early feminist movement, striving to gain the vote and a measure of equality for women in the early part of the 20th century
Winchelsea opens its cellars
Fancy seeing what's under Winchelsea? Tours of the village's extraordinary 50+ medieval cellars restart on Easter Monday
And a new season starts
Visitors arrive from two Richmonds - separated by an ocean - as Lamb House re-opens, and there is much, much more around for visitors as the season starts
Sue Ryder glad hands visitors
Stylish shoppers raise £258 in a special fund raising day to support a hospice