Culture

Next year is the centenary of American writer Henry James' death. The National Trust is appealing for information

Showing at Rye Kino from Friday November 20 is the profoundly moving story of Eilis Lacey, a young Irish immigrant navigating her way through 1950s Brooklyn

Digging up bodies (above) to explore disease, death and disaster and sometimes the answers were unexpected - leaving preconceptions overturned, heads whirling and minds brimming with new knowledge. And a Rye man played a big part. Seana Lanigan reports

This week The Lady in the Van comes to Rye! This magical film tells the true story of the relationship between Alan Bennett and the singular Miss Shepherd, a woman of uncertain origins who 'temporarily' parked her van in Bennett's London driveway and proceeded to live there for 15 years...

White Vine House now houses a classical evening early each month led by a Hastings-based composer. Heidi Foster tasted the first

Colourful Christmas present possibilities and black and white prints from the pop world feature in two new exhibitions

The Friends of Rye Art Gallery organised an expedition to the home of a former Prime Minister. Heidi Foster reports

Keyboard wizard Phil Law entertained a packed Standard as part of the annual Wild Boar Week festivities, with a little help from some of his musical friends

Rye's Art Gallery has two new exhibitions opening this weekend - one a unique exhibition of photographic work, the other aimed at Christmas

War time romance comes to town, as "Suite Francaise" is showing at the Rye Community Centre on Friday November 6

The first ever "Rye's Got Talent" took place on Friday October 23 and showcased an array of talent . . . and a seven year old stole the show

The Suffragettes are coming to town! Details of this week’s movies and special events at Rye Kino follow