Culture
From Birmingham to Rye
The Rye Art Gallery's new programme features an exciting range of national and local artists alongside shows from the permanent collection
Let’s go to the movies!
Daphne du Maurier's haunting My Cousin Rachel comes around again, this time starring Rachel Weisz and Sam Claflin. And for Take That fans, their entire concert is screening live from London's O2 tonight, Friday June 9, at 8pm
The Journey Back at Jam festival
A poet, novelist and anti-apartheid campaigner, Jonty Driver, describes his experience of returning to South Africa after 30 years of exile
Kennedy and Bach meet my world
After countlesss international tours, Nigel Kennedy's concert was a coup for Rye
Mamma Mia, here we go again
Take a chance on the Hastings pier film season, get out your money, money, money and enjoy yourself. Hopefully it wont be our last summer, but when all is said and done, I highly recommend a visit. Oh yes, I do, I do, I do, I do, I do
Art of the highest standard
The work of this group of Tenterden artists, all with local associations, has an instant appeal
Let’s go to the movies!
Johnny Depp is still swashing and buckling in the Caribbean facing Salazar's Revenge, and taking the swashing further back in time, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword arrives, starring Charlie Hunnam and Jude Law
Something to start the weekend
The Globe Inn on the Marsh continued its excellent Thursday night live music with Fennessey & Friends