Culture

Summer music at the Standard

The Standard Inn starts its Summer Music Club with an inspirational act

Pubs of the Marsh

Raise a toast to a new book about local pubs

Let’s go to the movies!

Back in the tight costume for a new generation is Wonder Woman, this time helping to win the First World War. And skipping forward to the Second World War, Brian Cox and Miranda Richardson star in Churchill with a strong supporting cast.

Even more ado about nothing

The Bowler Crab production of Much Ado About Nothing looks like being unmissable for all Shakespeare fans

Images in response to Paul Nash

Very imaginative and beautiful photography by David Foster,

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

Brazil rocks Hastings

Hastings moves to the beat of Brazil

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

Open studios across the area

The annual Southeast Open Studios event is about to...

Ypres and a family story

The first and last in the series by local author John Howlett is out now

Sculpture in the garden

The old police house in Church Square hosted a...