Culture
The crucifixion and other stories
Following Easter last weekend a challenging exhibition opens at the Rye Creative Centre
Let’s go to the movies!
Gemma Arterton, Sam Claflin and Bill Nighy star in this Second World War drama centred on a woman writing scripts for propaganda films – and the men drawn to her charm
Free Macbeth taster at Mermaid
Theatre troupe Bowler Crab returns to Rye with a look at different ways of interpreting Shakespeare's Macbeth, with help from the audience
Pottery’s unsung heroes
Josh Cole talked about the vital part women play at Rye Pottery, why there would be no pottery without Mr Jack, and the importance of design when potting becomes an art
A town like ours on stage
A famous Victorian novel about a place like ours takes to the stage - but is it Rye ?
Easter with Mapp and Lucia
Action in Market Street as the BBC film a 30s classic - but where can you see it again this weekend? And get many views of historic Rye as well?
Mass murder at World of Legend
Richard III reigned for only two years before he was killed on the battlefield. But he was alive and well (though pretty scary) in Rye last weekend, thanks to Emily Carding's innovative and powerful retelling of the old story
Let’s go to the movies!
Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine and Alan Arkin star in this crime comedy as a trio of law-abiding citizens who decide to rob the bank that has raided their pension funds.
Art Gallery Friends final word
What turned out to be the final meeting of the Friends of Rye Art Gallery finished on a positive note
Local artists go on show
Modern and more traditional styles can be found in the current exhibitions at Rye Art Gallery by local artists - and Rye and the surrounding area has a long tradition of artists who have either lived here, or visited, leaving a wide range of styles and subjects behind them