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Arts Society East Sussex The Frick Collection New York – a Feast for the Eyes, presented by Hilary Williams Created during the gilded age of American connoisseurship the collection was gathered by industrialist Henry Clay Frick (1849–1919). This outstanding collection includes fine French furniture, enamels, porcelain, paintings by Bellini, Van Eyck, Holbein, Rembrandt, Vermeer, Van […] |
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East Side Print Screen and Block Printing on Fabric Learn a range of techniques to develop your creative ideas into prints for fabric, tote bags, tea towels, wall hangings etc. This course offers participants the opportunity to create individual designs, repeating patterns or explore loose freeform approaches to printmaking for fabric. Unit 2 Arundel Mews, […] |
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East Side Print Printing with Natural Dyes Create vibrant printing ink from natural dyes to screenprint your designs onto paper and fabric. Please note this course is aimed at those who have experience of screenprinting on paper or fabric and would like to learn how to make plant-based ink. Unit 2 Arundel Mews, Brighton BN2 […] 
Brighton & Hove National Trust Association Talk: The 1881 Balcombe Tunnel Railway Murder James Gardner Friends’ Meeting House, Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AF Friday 7 November, doors open 10.30am Non-members are very welcome to attend and the small entry charge includes tea/coffee and biscuits! |
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Musicians of All Saints Classical Concert Conductor: Andrew Sherwood Handel– Concerto Grosso in Bflat, Op.3 no.2 Ric Graebner – Violin Concerto ‘Antalya’ (1st perf) Amoret Abis – Vibraphone Concerto Haydn- Symphony No.11 in Eflat All Saints Centre, Friars Walk, Lewes BN7 2LE Saturday 8 November 7.30pm (7.10pm pre-concert talk) Tickets £18, students £5, under 18s […] |
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East Side Print Screenprinting on Paper An introduction to the screenprinting process. Learn how to make and use paper stencils and photo-stencils, how to build up an image in layers and experiment with the medium. Ideal for beginners and for those who want a refresher. Unit 2 Arundel Mews, Brighton, BN2 1GG Tuesdays 11 November–9 […] 
The Arts Society Brighton and Hove ‘An Introduction to the Life of JMW Turner: The Sun is God’ Illustrated lecture by Matthew Morgan Brighthelm Centre, North Road, Brighton BN1 1YD Members free, visitors £10 on the door (cash or card) Information: theartssociety.org/brighton-hove email: brightonhove@theartssociety.org
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East Side Print Screenprinting on Paper Course details as for Tuesdays 11 November–9 December Unit 2 Arundel Mews, Brighton, BN2 1GG Wednesdays 12 November–10 December 6.00–8.30pm £170.00 (Get 10% off with code ‘BHAC10’) Book tickets at www.eastsideprint.org/eveningcourses 01273 694976 / info@eastsideprint.org |
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Brighton and Hove French Circle Brighton Pavilion: the history, people and interiors of this magnificent building – illustrated talk in French Brighthelm Centre, North Road, Brighton BN1 1YD Members free, visitors £7 on the door Information: 01273 321794 / hinton@clara.net 
Hove Civic Society The Chalk Pit Furlong, Brighton’s hidden neighbourhood. A talk by Geoff Mead. Ralli Hall, 81 Denmark Villas Hove BN3 3TH Wednesday 12 November 7.00pm Free entry Information: info@hovecivicsociety.org |
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Rottingdean Whiteway Centre A Sussex Farm during the 1950s with Ian Everest To ‘make hay’ and ‘bring in the harvest’ sound like idyllic past times, but this talk shows just how tough life was on a South Down farm during the 1950s. The war was over, but the battle was still being fought to feed […] |
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Regency Society The Lives and Deaths of Old Buildings How do buildings evolve, decline and endure? Michael Shapland’s talk reveals hidden stories of change, adaptation and heritage through the lens of archaeology and architectural history and includes familiar local examples. Dr Michael Shapland FSA is Senior Archaeologist Historic Buildings for Archaeology South-East. The Hove Club, […] |
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Brighton & Hove National Trust Association Talk: The 2015 fire at Clandon Park House NT Ian Howard Friends’ Meeting House, Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AF Thursday 20 November, doors open 2.00pm Non-members are very welcome to attend and the small entry charge includes tea/coffee and biscuits! |
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East Side Print Furoshiki ‘Furoshiki’ is the Japanese name for a textile wrapping cloth used to wrap objects and gifts. Learn how to make beautiful natural blues and patterns on cloth using two traditional Japanese indigo resist dye techniques: Shibori and Katazome. Materials included. Unit 2 Arundel Mews, Brighton BN2 1GG Saturday 22 November 10.00am–5.00pm […] |
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Brighton and Hove French Circle Revolution Revisited and the Limits of Political Change in France: Sue Collard discusses her recent book on Emmanuel Macron’s presidency – illustrated talk in French Brighthelm Centre, North Road, Brighton BN1 1YD Members free, visitors £7 on the door Information: 01273 321794 / hinton@clara.net
Arts Society East Sussex The Enigma of Edward Elgar, presented by Roger Askew One of our greatest composers, brought up in a provincial town, his father was a piano tuner who owned a music shop. Edward Elgar was completely self-taught as a musician, evidence of the strong determination behind his original and unique genius. The […] |
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