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Exploring Local History: Farming and Rural Life, Walk and Talk with Ian Everest
Discover how farming shaped life in the countryside. Join local historian Ian Everest for a leisurely stroll through the Park and hear the stories of the people who lived and worked in the area, covering the farming, wartime and leisure pursuits that shaped the Park and its community. Part of Heritage Open Days 2026. Meet at Seven Sisters Visitor Centre; wear suitable shoes and bring waterproofs. Places limited, book via Eventbrite.
When & Where
Friday, 11 September 2026
10:30
Seven Sisters Country Park Visitor Centre
Exceat, Seaford
BN25 4AD
Free, booking required
Organiser
Seven Sisters Country Park
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