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Saturday 5 September 2020 - 10:00 to 16:00

Littlehampton Town Artisan Market Funk Back to School Artisan (Littlehampton High Street)

In 2020, the artisan town market is in its fifth year of bringing to the high street local producers and creators, artisan craft makers, antiques, antiquarian books, busking, performance, live art and all the colourful characters which make up the local coastline and downlands around us along the South Coast. We are very open and keen for buskers and performers to grace our high street with a kaleidoscope of entertainment. It's a chance for locals and visitors alike to gain a fresh understanding of the many community organisations, clubs and goods available within Littlehampton Town. Visit https://www.facebook.com/LittlehamptonArtisan/
Event organiser: LOCA & ADC

Wednesday 9 September 2020 - 19:15

East Preston & Kingston Preservation Society Monthly Meeting (Conservative Hall, Sea Road, East Preston BN16 1JN)

This event will take place subject to confirmation re COVID 19 restrictions.
Hilaire Belloc (1870 – 1953) was a prolific and sometimes controversial writer and journalist who developed a deep affection for the Sussex country people, their customs, traditions, dialect and songs. Lucy Broadwood was an influential folk song collector who in 1893 published a collection which, according to Vaughan Williams, was the “starting point of the modern folk song movement”. Chris Hare, Worthing writer and historian, has been leading a project to research the life and times of both Belloc and Broadwood, to culminate in the production of a book and a CD. Chris’s talk will include his live rendition of occasional songs. All welcome, subject to space. Preservation Society members free; visitors £3, payable at the door.
Event organiser: East Preston & Kingston Preservation Society

Thursday 10 September 2020 - 14:30 to 16:00

Ferring in the 20th Century – an Illustrated Talk (John de Bohun Room, Woodlands Centre, Woodlands Avenue, Rustington)

This event will take place subject to confirmation re COVID 19 restrictions.
From a population of around 250 in the 19th century and until 1918, Ferring expanded to nearly 800 people by 1931, with bungalow owners from London outnumbering the agricultural families who had previously been the main inhabitants. By 1939, the population of the parish exceeded 1500 and it has continued to grow ever since. Ed Miller, secretary of the Ferring History Group, published his book 'The Day Before Yesterday – Ferring in the 20th Century' in 2019 and his illustrated talk describes how Ferring changed from a farming community, into a select residential resort, and then a suburb of Worthing. All are welcome at this talk. Heritage Association members pay £1, visitors £3, payable at the door.
Event organiser: Rustington Heritage Association

Thursday 10 September 2020 - 19:15 to 21:15

Roger Parsons: Sweet Peas (Coffee lounge, Rustington Methodist Church, Claigmar Rd.)

Find out all you need to know about growing sweet peas. From an expert grower. Also you will be able to purchase sweet pea seeds. Entry £2 includes tea and biscuits.
Event organiser: Rustington horticultural Association

Sunday 13 September 2020 - 10:00 to 12:00

Life Drawing (Windmill Theatre Littlehampton)

This is an observational drawing class. It's suitable for all levels of abilities and for those wishing to build a portfolio for other art courses. Booking is essential; book as soon as possible but not less than two weeks before the date attending. For late bookings or spare places also call 07799374183 or go to www.patriciastefanski.com.
A prerequisite number of enrolments are necessary in order for the classes to run.
Event organiser: Patricia Stefanski

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