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See what's onPainting Competition: The Clergy House and Garden
An open painting competition inviting artists to capture the Clergy House and its garden. Available across the competition window during opening hours.
Rathfinny Summer Tours & Tastings
Small-group guided tours and tastings running Thursday to Sunday through the summer season, showing how Rathfinny makes its world-class vintage Sussex Sparkling wines. The experience combines a walk through the vines with an extended tasting of Sussex wines overlooking the Cuckmere Valley. Booking is recommended.
Seven Sisters Sunset Cruise
An evening RIB cruise along the Sussex coast to view the Seven Sisters cliffs as the sky fills with sunset colours. Departure times vary through the summer to track the changing sunset. Runs 1 hour, up to 11 passengers, all ages, with wildlife more active at dusk (seals, porpoise, seabirds).
H.H. Evans Centenary Exhibition
Centenary exhibition of pen and ink images of Seaford by 19th century local artist Harry Harrison Evans, in the Kathleen Aires room. Museum open Saturdays and Sundays 11am to 4pm, Wednesdays 2pm to 4pm, and Bank Holidays.
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Source: BBCCommunity Spaces in Seaford
Seaford Town Council is inviting residents, community groups, businesses, organisations, and anyone with an interest in Seaford to take part in a survey about community spaces across the town. Full details can be found here www.seafordtowncouncil.gov.uk/community-engagement-and-consultations
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Avril Coleridge-Taylor — The Seaford Composer Silenced by Apartheid
Avril Coleridge-Taylor conducted at the Royal Albert Hall in 1933, was the first woman to conduct the band of the Royal Marines, and flew to Johannesburg on the world's first commercial jet flight in 1952. On that same trip the apartheid government discovered her Black heritage and banned her from working, so she kept composing under the pseudonym Peter Riley. She spent her final years at Stone's House on Crouch Lane in Seaford, where a blue plaque now remembers her.
Cuthbert Bromley VC — Seaford's "Six VCs Before Breakfast" Hero
Major Cuthbert Bromley, whose family home was Sutton Corner, is the only Victoria Cross holder commemorated on Seaford's war memorial. In April 1915 he helped the Lancashire Fusiliers fight ashore at W Beach, Gallipoli, in the action remembered as the regiment's "six VCs before breakfast," then died when his troopship was torpedoed that August. A century later the town laid a commemorative paving stone in his name.
Clementine Churchill's Seaford Childhood
Before she became the most influential prime ministerial wife of the twentieth century, Clementine Hozier spent her childhood summers in furnished rooms on Pelham Road, Seaford. This is the story of those years from 1895 to 1899, her mother Lady Blanche's secrets and money troubles, the sudden flight to Dieppe in 1899, and what stands on the old terrace today.
Community Groups
All groupsAge UK East Sussex
Charity & VoluntaryAge UK East Sussex is an independent charity working in East Sussex to offer support and services to older people. The organisation has been working in the local community for over 70 years, providing information and advice on benefit checks, pension credit, attendance allowance, housing, finding support at home, choosing residential care, and health and social care. Services cover the Seaford area and the wider county.
Annecy PTA
Youth & EducationParent-Teacher Association for Annecy Catholic Primary School, Seaford. Runs Nearly New Sales (clothes, toys, books, home items) and other school fundraising events.
Bizzybirds Networking
BusinessWomen's business networking group founded by Jane King, running monthly drop-in meetings across four East Sussex towns including Seaford (at The Old Plough). Established to offer a welcoming alternative to early-hours male-dominated networking — meetings start at 10am.
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