CATS PROTECTION SUMMER FAIR
Cats Protection Centre (Hailsham) 63 Marshfoot Lane, Hailsham, East SussexAll the usual stalls, tombola, bric-a-brac, jams and cakes raffle. Refreshments and BBQ. Visit the cats. Sorry no dogs.
EVENTS
What’s On In and around Hailsham
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KNIGHTSBRIDGE HOUSE GARDEN OPEN FOR CHARITY (NGS)
Mature landscaped garden set in 5 acres of tranquil countryside surrounding Georgian house (not open). Several garden rooms, spectacular herbaceous borders planted in contemporary style in traditional setting. Opening July and Sept for visitors to enjoy a very different experience. Lots of late season colour with grasses and some magnificent specimen trees; also partly walled […]
£6
KNIGHTSBRIDGE HOUSE GARDEN OPEN FOR CHARITY (NGS)
Knightsbridge House Grove Hill, Hellingly, Hailsham, East Sussex,Mature landscaped garden set in 5 acres of tranquil countryside surrounding Georgian house (not open). Several garden rooms, spectacular herbaceous borders planted in contemporary style in traditional setting. Opening July and Sept for visitors to enjoy a very different experience. Lots of late season colour with grasses and some magnificent specimen trees; also partly walled […]
£6
Music at the Windmill at Windmill Hill
Windmill Hill Windmill The Windmill at Windmill Hill, Windmill Hill, Herstmonceux (A271), Hailsham, East SussexAn afternoon of music from Zamboogie, with windmill tours, tea and cakes at the Windmill at Windmill Hill.
Free
WEALDEN WOMBLES LITTER PICK
Meet at Hailsham East Community Centre, Vega Close. All welcome 🙏🏻 Equipment provided.
THE 8TH ANNUAL STEAM PUNK TEA N JAZZ IN THE GARDEN
Butlers Farm House Butlers Lane, Herstmonceux, East SussexFor the 8th year running, you can walk around the beautiful gardens. Then sit back, relax, and enjoy a spot of LIVE JAZZ with your friends and partners between 2pm and 5pm SUNDAY 21st AUG. Please note that the former Steampunk garden has been replaced however a few elements remain. Admission usually is £6 but […]
£6,
FESTIVAL TEA QUIZ
St Wilfrid's Hall South Road, HailshamThe Hailsham Festival Tea Quiz is Back! 95.9 Hailsham FM and Sunflowers Mental Health and Well-being are hosting a fabulous family fun afternoon. Tickets are just £7 each and under 12's just £4 each which includes entrance to the quiz and Tea and refreshments which will be served to your table. There is a maximum […]
HERITAGE DAY EVENT: WINDMILL HILL WINDMILL
Windmill Hill Windmill Windmill Hill, Herstmonceux, East SussexCome and see the astounding inventions at the windmill; Charles Hammond's Sweep Governor, William Cubitt's Full Patent Sweeps, Automatic Turning Device. Refreshments and stalls.
Free
ANNUAL NOSTALGIA FAIR
Hailsham Cattle Market (SouthEast Marts) Market Street, Hailsham, East SussexCome and join in all the fun of the fair. Hosted by Hailsham Festival. Enjoy steam train rides, Vintage Bus, Stalls, Candy Floss, Punch & Judy, Fancy Dress Competition, Market Cafe, Hailsham FM, Fairground Organ, Howlin' Grooves, Fairground Rides, Morris Dancers, Marco Magic Man.
Free
Hailsham Health Walk Leader Q&A
Hailsham Volunteer Hub 4 Market Square, HailshamWould you like to join us as a Health Walk Leader? This is such a lovely project to be part of – meeting lots of new people, seeing their fitness and happiness increase, seeing how much these walks mean to them – the walking, the company, the chatting. And all while getting some fresh air […]
Free
BLACK CAT DAY HALLOWEEN FAIR
Cats Protection Centre (Hailsham) 63 Marshfoot Lane, Hailsham, East SussexBlack Cat Day at the Friends of Eastbourne Adoption Centre is on Sunday 30 October from 12 noon to 3pm. Special Guest, Martin D Hill, author of Indy the Tiger, will be selling and signing his fantastic children’s books. Go along and enjoy the Halloween fun in the garden. All children in fancy dress win […]
£50
MEADOW MAKING
Herstmonceux Castle Estate Wartling Road, Herstmonceux, East Sussex🌾 Come and help sow a new wildflower meadow at the Castle and learn more about wildflowers, and the wildlife they support. Since the 1930's we've lost 97 per cent of UK wildlife meadows so we are very happy to be expanding our habitat. Wildflower meadows support our soils, pollinators, wildlife, and even our own […]