East Sussex
Properties and events in East Sussex
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4 Park Road
A striking modernist house of 1961 now with a first-storey addition designed by the current owner.
A Profiles of the Past Exhibition: William Hamlet, a singular artist
The artist William Hamlet the Elder (c.1749-1822) described himself as being, 'From Abroad...' and as '...the most singular artist in the Kingdom'. We now know that Hamlet was of African descent. Join us to learn about him and his family.
A Step Back in Time - A Regency Open Day at Brighton Unitarian Church
Brighton Unitarian Church is hosting a range of free events for Heritage Open Days 2025, during a day long celebration of its construction, 205 years ago in the Regency period.
Alexandra Park Greenhouse Hastings
Alexandra Park Greenhouse is a 1934 Richardson's teak and cast iron 36m building which has been completely restored with community funding and volunteer support.
Alfriston and the Cuckmere Valley
Time travel through millions of years from the creation of the Cuckmere Valley to the bustling medieval village of Alfriston.
Alfriston Clergy House Archaeology Finds
Have you ever wondered how heavy a cannon ball is?
All Saints’ Church, Patcham
Come and visit our 12th Century church with its fascinating Doom Painting, medieval memorial and gravestones in beautiful Patcham Village.
Anne of Cleves House Museum
Enjoy an insight into Tudor and Elizabethan life at Anne of Cleves House in Lewes. This stunning timber-framed medieval house dates back to the 15th century.
Aspects of North Laine - Brighton Old & New – a walk with Geoffrey Mead
Aspects of North Laine - Brighton Old & New - a walk with Geoffrey Mead.
Aubrey Beardsley's Brighton tour
Alexia Lazou, Mistress of Line, will lead you on a gentle 90 minute stroll through Brighton, exploring the buildings and places associated with the early life of artist Aubrey Beardsley (1872-1898).
Bateman's
Discover Bateman's, the home of the internationally famous writer Rudyard Kipling.
Behind the Scenes at Sussex County Cricket Club and Museum
Sussex County Cricket Club was the first First-Class County formed in 1839 and is the oldest professional sports team in the world.
Behind the Scenes with Towner!
Join the Towner Art Gallery for three days of artefacts, talks and all things heritage and culture!
Benjamin James Smith House, 37, Kensington Place
Named after its first owner, the house was built in 1847 in Brighton's North Laine. It is furnished with antiques from the first half of the 19th century and contains many paintings and a collection of Brighton prints.
Bishopstone Station
Explore this Art Deco Grade II listed station building and view an exhibition as part of Artwave!
Bodiam Castle
Let Bodiam Castle make your imagination run wild as the medieval ruin evokes a time of knights, princesses and dragons. Gaze at the castle’s reflection in the moat or climb the towers to the battlements where archers would have defended the castle.
Bohemia Walled Garden Association
A chance to visit and explore the delights of this little known 'secret' walled garden. A family friendly event with craft activities for children and musical entertainment for all. Refreshments available.
Booth Museum
Museum open day with curator talk and activities at the Booth Museum of Natural History.
Bridge Cottage Heritage Centre
Bridge Cottage in Uckfield is a great example of a medieval Wealden hall house. It will be open to explore as part of the Festival with displays about the architecture and life in the house through the ages.
Brighton & Hove in Early Film
Join us for the screening of early to mid-20th century short films about the city (then two separate towns), inc. a 1956 work by Brightonian John King.