Monthly Archives: September, 2016

If you saw this exhibition, you were bound to be amazed. If you didn't, then make very sure that next year's show is a "must-see"

First World War artist Paul Nash, who lived some of his life in Rye, featured in a local artist's multimedia performance at Rye Art Gallery - a first for the gallery during the Arts Festival

The Rye Arts Festival opened with a ghostly opera, with local connections

A day of alternating performances of two short plays in a caravan parked outside the Kino left spectators, moved, entertained and wide eyed

Last year's RAF artist in residence has his own exhibition this year

Anna Pavord, the famous garden writer, has turned her attention to landscape, giving a riveting talk at Rye Arts Festival

It is well worth visiting Marcus' gallery, apart from the art he has wonderful items on display and you will have to see Timberlina to believe

Our local hospital will benefit from an Occasional Consort evening of song on October 8

I love surprises after six years living here

The Friends of Rye Nature Reserve dedicated a memorial to a 23 year old Canadian Airman, killed in 1940

In part 6 of his new life in Rye, Simon Kershaw looks at the local art scene, and is surprised

It was a sad day when Ironmongers Extraordinary closed down, for locals and visitors alike. That shop had become an attraction in its own right, with everything you would want for the kitchen and beyond. But now it has risen again, with Nigel Bourne opening a new incarnation - the Rye Cookshop - in the centre of town