This week in Seaford

A special exhibition at Seaford Museum marking the centenary of the death of Harry Harison Evans, a prolific late nineteenth century Seaford artist. It displays many of his meticulously drawn pen and ink images of Seaford, on show during museum opening hours.

An open painting competition inviting artists to capture the Clergy House and its garden. Available across the competition window during opening hours.

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.

A relaxing one hour evening cruise from Newhaven Marina past Seaford Bay to the Seven Sisters cliffs at sunset. Keep an eye out for seals, porpoise and seabirds, often more active in the evening light, and feel free to bring a drink aboard. Runs on Friday and Saturday evenings through the season, with the departure time tracking sunset (8pm in July, moving to 6pm by late September). Up to 11 passengers, all ages. Booking essential.

Summer holiday activities run every day at Drusillas Park through the school break, included with park admission and available throughout opening hours.

A 1.5 hour guided boat tour from Newhaven Marina past Seaford Bay to the Seven Sisters cliffs, with the chance to spot seals, porpoises and seabirds. Runs daily through the season with several departures a day (typically between 10:00 and 18:00 in August, reducing to 12:00 and 14:00 by October). Ages 2 plus; group tours up to 11 people; minimum 4 passengers for the trip to go ahead.

A one hour evening cruise from Newhaven Marina past Seaford Bay to the Seven Sisters cliffs, watching the sunset over the sea. Departure times vary through the season as sunset gets earlier (19:00 in August, 18:30 in early September, 18:00 in late September). You are welcome to bring your own drinks aboard; up to 11 passengers.

A fast, high energy RIB ride from Newhaven Marina along the Sussex coastline to the Seven Sisters cliffs, with music on board and a boat that moves to the rhythm of the waves. A fun, energising way to see the coast for those who want more edge than the classic boat tour. Runs most days through the season with departure times varying by tide.

Regular live music evening at the Plough & Harrow, part of the pub's programme of live events alongside monthly quiz nights. Music from 20:30 with drinks and good company until late.

Five-member covers band Geri and the Attrix play Seaford Con Club — vocals, rhythm, lead bass guitar, drums and keyboard. 7.30pm onwards.

Free, weekly, timed 5k run along Seaford seafront starting at Splash Point. Everyone welcome to run, jog, walk or volunteer.

Guided evening walk around East Dean village telling the stories of its ghosts and its smuggling past. Starts from the village car park.

Bluebird by the Sea bring their summer pop up menu to the Rathfinny Tasting Room.

The Michelin-starred London restaurant Orrery by Pierre Minotti takes over the Rathfinny Tasting Room for a seven-course tasting menu paired with Rathfinny wines. An evening of fine dining overlooking the vineyard. Booking is essential.

Sussex Cricket League Division 4 East home fixture at The Salts.

One day stained glass workshop with Helena Jevons, learning traditional techniques to make your own piece.

A guided 22km cliff-top hike along the Seven Sisters from Seaford to Eastbourne, hiking east to west past the Seaford Martello Tower, Cuckmere Haven, Birling Gap and Beachy Head, finishing along Eastbourne's promenade. Graded hard with 340m of ascent and around 5.5 to 6.5 hours of walking, at a steady pace with breaks for lunch and photos. £36 per person includes the guided hike and return train tickets. The group meets at London Victoria rail station near the ticket office at 08:20, leaving at 08:40 for the 08:54 train, and returns to London at 20:17. Led by Raj, a local trail expert. Bring sturdy boots, water, a packed lunch and weather-appropriate clothing. Walkers are asked to stay at least 5 metres from the unstable cliff edges.

A weekly Saturday morning yoga class in the function room at Seaford Constitutional Club. Suitable for a range of abilities, bring your own mat.

Sunday friendly home fixture at The Salts.

Friends of Bishopstone Station (FOBS) open the newly restored Platform Waiting Room to visitors. Officially unveiled in June, the restored waiting room showcases the station's heritage.

A guided group day trip to the Seven Sisters cliffs and Cuckmere Valley, walking the chalk clifftops above Cuckmere Haven with time at the beach. An early start, so bring water, sturdy footwear and layers for the exposed coast path.

A friendly weekly cribbage evening at Seaford Constitutional Club. New players and beginners are welcome, and the bar is open throughout.

A weekly afternoon whist drive at Seaford Constitutional Club. A sociable couple of hours of cards with tea and biscuits, newcomers welcome.

A gentle weekly movement and exercise class at Seaford Constitutional Club, designed to keep you active and sociable. Suitable for all levels.

Seaford Rotary Club business meeting at Seaford Golf Club.

Nine professional artists return to the Crypt Gallery for Artwave, Lewes District's open studios festival. Open daily 10am to 4pm, closed Mondays.

Seaford Town Council's Planning and Highways Committee meets to consider local planning applications. Members of the public may attend.

An extraordinary meeting of the full Seaford Town Council. Members of the public are welcome to attend and there is normally a public participation slot near the start of proceedings. Agendas and papers are published in advance on the council's meetings page.

A talk exploring the myths and folklore associated with apples, held at Alfriston Clergy House.

Seaford Little Theatre opens its autumn production of Terence Rattigan's The Deep Blue Sea, directed by Tim Telford. Opening night carries the theatre's usual two tickets for the price of one offer.

A briefing on the climate and nature crisis and its impact on British life, from national security to the food supply, health and the economy.