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June 2013

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Thursday 30 May, 19:30open mic nightThe Greyhound Inn, Keymer Road, HassocksEvery Thursday 01273 842645www.thegreyhoundkeymer.co.uk

Friday 31 MayQueen’s Coronation diamond Jubilee CelebrationsThe Redwood Centre, Perrymount Road, Haywards Heath RH16 3DNCelebration with entertainment. Please support Age UK West Sussex. Call 01444 450248 for more information and prices

Friday 31 May – Saturday 1 June 10:00-17:00Vintage Fair – Village VintagePlumpton Racecourse, Plumpton BN7 3ALVillage Vintage, the award-winning vintage and country fair business created by Sussex duo Lucy Haywood and Darcy Shepherd, is gearing-up for its biggest ever event, a vintage, antique and country fair set in beautiful open countryside. Over 100 stall holders selling decorative antiques, vintage treasures and country furniture. Country Café and Real Ale Bar. £4.00 entry, under14s free, well behaved dogs welcome. For further info, contact Darcy on 07773 360631, [email protected]. Find us on Facebook (Village-Vintage) or Twitter @villagevintage1

Saturday 1 June, 10:00-16:00mid downs Lacemakers Redwood Activity Centre, Haywards HeathOur group meets six times a year on Saturdays to make lace and exchange ideas about technique. Speakers and suppliers are invited to the meetings. We also hold an annual lace day in June. Visitors are welcome – entry fee is £[email protected]

Saturday 1 June, 13:00-17:00pamper shopping & Craft FairSouthway Junior School, Southway, Burgess Hill RH15 9SULots of stalls including homemade crafts, jewellery, cupcakes, candles, food tasting, beauty treatments available plus lots more, all in aid of St Peter & St James Hospice.Free Admission. More information from Paula 07883 473916 or Nina 01444243105.

Saturday 1 June, 14:00-16:00morris dancing WeekendDitchling Morris will be hosts to a French Dance Group, Les Polletais. This group aims to relive the past of the fi shing quarter known as Le Pollet in Dieppe by telling stories through dance about its fi shing history and lifestyle. Ditchling Morris and their French guests will be dancing at venues throughout Mid Sussex.www.ditchlingmorris.co.uk

Friday 31 May, 18:30-22:30moulin Rouge Charity eveningHurstpierpoint Village Centre, Trinity RoadCharity Fundraising Evening supporting Alzheimer’s Research UK. Moulin Rouge theme, fancy dress, bar, raffl e, entertainment, ‘best dressed’ prize, canapés. A fun-fi lled evening for a great cause. £10.00 per ticket. Contact: Teague Hampson 07917275605.

Friday 31 May, 19:45-22:45R J ThompsonStudio, The Hawth, CrawleyRJ Thompson is a critically acclaimed singer songwriter from the UK, best known for his stirring live shows and performances with Gabrielle Aplin, Sandi Thom and The Proclaimers. Support: Sussex-based singer/songwriter and guitarist Edd Mann. Tickets £10 (£12 on the door) available from Box Offi ce: 01293 553636 or www.hawth.co.uk.

Saturday 1 – Sunday 16 June, 10:30-17:00aRTscapeShoreham Airport Terminal BuildingFree art exhibition open every day.Talented artists exhibit their work of local scenes and faraway places: William Frank Willoughby, Brian Hastings-Clough, Sheila Lea, Holly Sellors, Jo Hodder, Maureen Welfare. Contact WF Willoughby at 01903 239905, [email protected]

Saturday 1 June – Sunday 2 June, 10:30-17:00burgess Hill open studiosAll over Burgess Hillwww.art-in-burgess-hill.co.ukAn exhibition and celebration of locally produced arts and crafts. Visit artists’ homes and view their work. Free admission. Leafl ets with venues, map and artists’ details available at local libraries and Burgess Hill Help Point. www.facebook.com/burgesshillopenstudios or call 01444 236501.

Saturday 1 – Sunday 2 June,14:00-17:30nGs open GardenChestnut Farm, Fords Green, Nutley, Uck� eld TN22 3LLA naturalistic garden in the heart of the Ashdown Forest developed over 20 years by the current owners. 1-acre garden on a variety of levels and including lawns, large mixed borders, seasonal planting, spring-fed pond and waterfall, vegetable garden, small integral orchard, extensive bird and insect life. Look out for the topiary teddy bear!

Saturday 1 June, 10:00- 16:00burgess Hill Town Centre Fun dayTown Centre, Burgess HillFamily entertainment, live music and free giveaways. For more details and other events, see www.cometoburgesshill.co.uk


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Saturday 1 June, 20:30-23:30micky Hart & the HartbrakersClayton & Keymer Royal British Legion, Woodsland Road, Hassocks BN6 8HECome on down and dance the night away to all the classics of the 50s. £2 non-members, free to members. [email protected] or 01273 845829.

Sunday 2 June, 9:00burgess Hill bike RideChoice of 10, 20 or 40-mile routes. Entry: Adults £10; Children (accompanied 10-15 years) £5. Registration starts from 7.30am. Free event T-shirt for advance bookers. For details see www.burgesshillbikeride.co.uk or call 07855 327234.

Sunday 2 June, 10:00-12:00pond dippingBedelands Farm Nature Reserve, Burgess HillMeet at Burgess Hill FC car park. Discover hidden minibeasts below the water. All ages welcome. Contact Mary Smith (Friends of Burgess Hill Green Circle Network) on 01444 242667, [email protected]

Sunday 2 June, 14:00-17:00oldland mill open afternoonMill Lane, Keymer, West SussexCome and see the 18th-century post-mill, restored to full working order by a dedicated team of local volunteers.www.oldlandwindmill.co.uk

Sunday 2 June, 14:00-17:00Charity open GardenForest Ridge, Paddockhurst Lane, BalcombeA chance to see the oldest cedar tree in Sussex. Entrance is £4 and refreshments will be served. More info: Rosie Wiltshire 01444 811890. Raising money for St Catherine’s Hospice. www.stch.org.uk

Sunday 2 June, 19:00Taste of the TownMartlets Hall, Burgess HillSpecial taster session of fairtrade wine and Sussex cheeses. An expert will guide you through the wine tasting, with a number of classy fairtrade red and white wines. Just sit back and enjoy some music whilst drinking a glass of wine (at an extra charge). A lovely way to spend an early summer evening. Tickets 01444 242888. www.freedom-leisure.co.uk

Monday 3 June Taster dayTavistock and Summerhill School, Summerhill Lane, Lind� eld, RH16 1RPFor further information or to book a place at one of our open events please contact Deborah Charrington: 01444 450256 [email protected]

Tuesday 4 June, 19:45burgess Hill Horticultural societyCyprus Hall, Burgess HillIllustrated talk with Jack Dunckley from Birchfi eld Nursery, Henfi eld. Jack is an award-winning garden designer, who won a silver-gilt medal at the 2012 Hampton Court show. He exhibited for the fi rst time at this year’s prestigious Chelsea Flower Show. Members free. Visitors £1. Contact01444 232769, [email protected]

love as many as possible to enter a plate of their fanciful cup cakes. All proceeds of the Fete will go towards Church projects. Volunteers are always very welcome too. Please call Johnny on 01342-833416 if you want to be involved.

Saturday 8 June, 14:30-16:30Hassocks Horticultural societyAdastra Hall, Keymer Road HassocksSummer Show with exhibits of fl owers, fl oral art, fruit and vegetables, cookery, preserves, handicrafts and photography. Children’s open class: An edible necklace. Raffl e, plants for sale. Refreshments. All welcome. Admission 50p.

Saturday 8 June, 19:30The ConChord big bandHaven Centre, Crawley DownA 1940s-themed evening of entertainment. Swing along with popular ballroom dances and jive with members of ‘Surrey Jive’ . Includes a 1940s quiz. Fancy dress optional! Admission £15, to include a fi sh & chip supper. Contact Frank Osborne, 01342 322646, [email protected]

Sunday 9 June, 11:00-16:00mansion marketKidbrooke Park, Priory Road, Forest RowCrafts and gifts, clothing, plants and organic produce in and around a beatiful 18th-century mansion. BBQ, musicians, puppet shows, taster therapy sessions and much more. Free admission and parking.

Sunday 9 June, 13:00-17:00Crawley down Charity open GardensSee page page 25-26 for details.

Sunday 9 June, 14:00-18:00nspCC Village open GardensCuck� eld VillageAll all gardens will be well signposted from the centre of the village. £5 for a programme to all the gardens (accompanied under 16s free), available in advance from Wealden Stores, Whitemans Green or at any garden on the day. For details call 01444 459579 or 01444 452395.

Sunday 9 June, 14:00-17:30open GardensPlumpton Village, East SussexWonderful village trail of 12 gardens in the village. All 12 gardens £5 or £1 per garden.Children under 14 free. All proceeds go to St Peter & St James Hospice. For details visit www.stpeter-stjames.org.uk or pick up an Open Gardens brochure from Reception or one of our Hospice charity shops.

Sunday 9 –Sunday 23 June, 15:00-17:30strictly Fun dancingLittle Horsted, Uck� eld TN22 5ESTrip the light fantastic to the sounds of the mighty Wurlitzer Organ. An afternoon of ballroom and popular sequence dances hosted by international organists Michael Wooldridge and Chris Stanbury. Tickets £5 per person, free parking. Contact Reception on 01825 880088 or email [email protected]

Sunday 9 June, 15:00Chailey airfi eld memorial serviceThe Plough, Plumpton, East Sussex BN7 3DFIn association with the Royal British Legion. For more details: 01273 890311 or visit www.theploughatplumpton.co.uk.

Wednesday 5 Junedressmaking from patternsMade by Me, Semley Road, HassocksWednesday 5th June and two weeks thereafter. Learn how to read and use shop-bought patterns with confi dence. £80 for three sessions. For information and to book visit www.madeandmaking.co.uk

Wednesday 5 June, 19:00pudding night – sumptuous summerMartlets Hall, Burgess HillEat your way through a delectable delight of summer puddings. David Allen will once again host this fun, interesting and thought-provoking talk about the very best of summer puddings, why we love them so and the history that surrounds them. Tickets from 01444 242888 or online at www.freedom-leisure.co.uk

Wednesday 5 June, 19:45Hassocks Flower ClubAdastra Hall, Keymer Road, HassocksGo With the Flow – Jean Plaskett. £2/5.50. Contact Jean Piper on 01273 401026.

Thursday 6 – Wednesday 19 June, 10:00-19:00 east Grinstead annual art showThe Greenstede Gallery, Chequer Mead Theatre, East GrinsteadThis is our 30th Anniversary Show and we are delighted the Town Mayor will be opening the show. Free admission. Free car parking after 6pm. Meet the artists and perhaps join the Club. Further information: Jean Mendez 01342 315225 or email [email protected].

Thursday 6 June – Saturday 8 JuneFrontline automation atThe south of england showArdingly RH17 6TLVisit Frontline security, the security and automation specialist, at the South of England Show. More details on 01444 248292. www.frontline-auto.com

Thursday 6 – Saturday 8 JuneWright Works at The south of england showCottage Industry Association Marquee, South of England Show, Ardingly RH17 6TLCome and see our large range of silver, yarn and fabric keepsake products. All prints can be taken at the show and we specialise in putting children and pets at ease! Get your orders in for Fathers Day. www.seas.org.uk for details.Emily Wright, Wright Works, 07825 092621 Email: [email protected]

Friday 7 June, 14:00-16:00Hurst, Hassocks and ditchling u3aDitchling Village Hall, Lewes Road, Ditchling, East SussexTalk by Dr Geoff Mead: ‘Coasting Along Sussex.’ Geoff is a geography lecturer with a special interest in urban and rural Sussex landscapes who is also involved in environmental projects as well as ‘Greeneland’, the setting for Brighton Rock. Refreshments available. £1 to members. Non members may join at the door. Contact Liza Greaves: 01273 835072, [email protected]

Friday 7 June, 19:30a night of VarietyAdastra Hall, Keymer Road, HassocksIn aid of Crohn’s Disease Research – an evening of song, dance, fun, magic and audience singalongs with Friends and Neighbours, including an audience competition for the best hat or crown decorated in red, white and blue to help us celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Queen’s coronation. Advance tickets at £4 each (£2 child), to include refreshments, from Pavilion Electrics, Hassocks, or call 01273 845291.

Friday 7 June, 19:30sussex mineral and Lapidary societyRedwood Centre, Perrymount Road, Haywards HeathIllustrated talk: ‘A fi eld trip to the Eifel region of Germany’ by Dr Trevor Devon, chairman of SMLS. Free to members and interested public. Contact 01444 483041. www.smls.org.uk.

Friday 7 June, 20:00adrian Cox QuartetMartlets Hall, Burgess Hill Adrian (clarinet/sax) was born and raised in Burgess Hill and has been working as a professional musician for over 15 years. Adrian has now put his own quartet together with three of the UK’s leading jazz musicians: Nils Solberg ( guitar), George Trebar (double bass) and Mez Clough (drums). Tickets from www.freedom-leisure.co.uk

Friday 7 June, 20:30Wilbury JamThe Sportsman, Goddards Green, Nr Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex BN6 9LQSit back and enjoy beautifully arranged ballads, popular songs from iconic acts such as The Beatles, Eva Cassidy, Cat Stevens, and Simon & Garfunkel. Entry is FREE. www.wilburyjam.com

Saturday 8 June – Sunday 9 June, 10:30-17:00burgess Hill open studios For details, see 1-2 June.

Saturday 8 June, 11:00-13:00bin menStudio, The Hawth, CrawleyA story of music, movement, recycling, re-using, puppetry and fun from multi-award- winning writer Mike Kenny. Bin men see everything we throw away – and we throw away so many things. With Don and Sam around we may just need to think again. Box Offi ce: 01293 553636 or book online at www.hawth.co.uk

Saturday 8 – Sunday 9 June, 11:00-17:00Hassocks artists open HousesVarious Locations in Hassocks Exhibition and sale of arts and crafts by local artists. Maps available from Ripples and other shops in Hassocks and Keymer.

Saturday 8 June, 11:00-15:00The old Town Church FeteChurchyard of St Peter and St Paul and Old Town, Ling� eldLoads to do for all the family, including games, competition stalls, refreshments, raffl es, BBQ and bar. This year we are having a ‘Cup Cake’ competition and we’d


Monday 10 June - Friday 14 June 5-day WorkshopJohn Lloyd, Bankside Farm, Jacobs Post, Ditchling Common RH15 0SJFinishing: Hand polishing techniques, including preparation, colouring, staining and French polishing. Contact 01444 480388 or visit www.johnlloydfi nefurniture.co.uk

Monday 10 June, 10:00-12:00steyning decorative & Fine arts societyThe Steyning Centre, Fletchers Croft Car Park, Church Street, Opp St Andrews Church, SteyningLecture by Imogen Corrigan on The Bayeaux Tapestry. £35 annual subscription or £5 donation per visitor for maximum of 2 visits. Contact Penny Hill, [email protected], 01903 814390.

Monday 10 June, 19:30Quiz nightThe Greyhound Inn, Keymer Road, Hassocks2nd Monday of every month. 01273 842645. www.thegreyhoundkeymer.co.uk

Monday 10 June, 20:00-23:00The GroupA pub near Haywards HeathA club for unattached men and women, aged 45+, meets in Haywards Heath,

herbaceous border, walled herb garden, ornamental grasses, ancient hollow oak, orchard and potager. ‘Green’ Priory Church and Cloisters.

Thursday 13 June, 19:30mr blue sky – The eLo experienceThe Hawth, CrawleyRelive the fantastic music of the Electric Light Orchestra and take a magical trip down memory lane with a 7-piece band. The ELO Experience has wowed audiences up and down the country and are winners of the National Tribute Act 2013. Box Offi ce: 01293 553636 or online www.hawth.co.uk

Friday 14 June, 09:30-13:00Cuckfi eld Crafts and marketThe Queens Hall, High Street, Cuck� eld35+ quaint, contemporary and quirky stalls – jams to jewellery, vintage homewares to Italian handbags! Refreshments, free entry. Contact Beverley Smith 01444 440274, [email protected]

Friday 14 June, 20:00pop up discoUnited Servies Club, 6-8 Wivels� eld Road, Haywards Heath RH16 4EGAn eclectic mix of music from the last 50 years. All proceeds going to the British Heart Foundation. Bring the family! Early-bird tickets £4 adults £3 children from BHF

Lewes, Brighton, Horsham and Worthing. Walking, eating out, sport, arts & music, theatre, travel. Not a dating agency, but an opportunity to make new friends doing the things you enjoy. www.thegroup.org.uk

Tuesday 11 June, 19:30stringFeverClair Hall, Perrymount Road, Haywards HeathStringfever are a little bit classical, a little bit rock ‘n’ roll, a little bit manic and a whole lot entertaining! Box offi ce: 01444 455440.www.freedom-leisure.co.uk

Wednesday 12 June, 19:30mid sussex RamblersMeet North Chailey Sportsground car parkChailey Commons Circular Walk via Memorial Common – Townings Farm – Pound Common – North Chailey. Leader John C. Optional refreshments at the King’s Head afterwards.

Wednesday 12 June, 19:45Hassocks Horticultural societyAdastra Hall, Keymer Road, HassocksThe 90th birthday celebration of the Society, with an evening of memorabilia, history, trips and events. Buff et to follow. Admission by ticket only. Contact Jose Gargett on 01273 842666.

Wednesday 12 June, 19:00-21:30azari Hair & beauty’s 10th anniversaryThe Members Lounge, The Dolphin Centre, Haywards HeathTo celebrate our 10th anniversary we’re having a special charity evening to raise money for The Greek Animal Rescue, with demonstrations from industry experts, Greek cakes/ pastries with a glass of bubbly. Also a raffl e with fantastic prizes including Cryo-Lipolysis inch-loss treatment from Sussex Laser Lipo (worth £300!), Colour, cut & style by Azari Hair & Beauty, A day of gardening services from Godwin’s gardens and an RF facial skin tightening treatment from Sussex Laser Lipo! Contact Angela Godwin, 01444 441520, [email protected]

Wednesday 12 June, 20:00mid sussex Franco british societyFunction Suite, Clair Hall, Perrymount Road, Haywards Heath Soirée amicale (for members and invited guests). Following tradition, the main language of the evening is French. Contact 01444 452385, [email protected]

Thursday 13 June, 14:00-18:00nGs open GardenTown Place, Ketches Lane, Fresh� eld, nr She� eld Park RH17 7NR3 acres with over 600 roses, 150ft


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Edwardian Weekend at Bluebell RailwaySaturday 22nd & Sunday 23rd June

A visit to the Bluebell over this special weekend will rekindle memories of the “Downton Abbey” days when the Butler was the head of the house and the maids and valets went about their daily duties for the family upstairs.

Horsted Keynes Station – Enjoy a summer fair with a wonderful selection of traditional stalls with games at only 20p a go! As well as listening to the Afternoon Band Concert whilst sipping on Real Ale from the beer tent.

High Afternoon Tea – Enjoy a selection of sandwiches, cakes, tartlets and scones served on a traditional old-fashioned cake stand in the grand marquee at £17.00 per person. Advance booking essential.

Cuck� eld Cra� s & Market Friday June 14th

9.30am-1pmLively village market o� ering a delightful mix of stalls with something for everyone,

including a huge plant stall. Tea, co� ee and cakes are available.

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Shop, 96 South Road, Haywards Heath, 01444 459526. Tickets on the door £5 adults, £3.50 children.

Saturday 15 – Sunday 16 June, 08:30-18:00sussex Country FairParham House & Gardens, Storrington, Nr Pulborough RH20 4HSNow in its 22nd year, the Sussex Country Fair is renowned across the South of England for showcasing its fi ne rural heritage, off ering a unique blend of family entertainment, country sports and working vintage displays. Advanced tickets – Adult £12, Child £5 (4-16 years), Family £33 (2 adults & 3 children), Senior £11 (65+), Adult Weekend £22, Child Weekend £8, Camping Pitch £35, Camping with Electric £80. Tel: 01889 563232, email: [email protected]

Saturday 15 June, 10:00-16:00mid downs Lacemakers: Lace dayRedwood Activity Centre, Clair Hall, Haywards HeathVisitors are welcome – entry fee is £3. Contact [email protected]

Saturday 15 June, 14:00-17:30nGs open GardenRidge House, East Street, Turners Hill RH10 4PULarge, beautifully manicured bi-coloured

Tuesday 18 June, 19:45Wolstonbury WiClub Suite, Hurstpierpoint Village Centre‘Graphology.’ Speaker Mr David Bennett.

Wednesday 19 June, 10:00-16:00Fostering drop-in sessionBurgess Hill Library, The Martlets RH15 9NNCome along and meet some of the West Sussex County Council (WSCC) Fostering Team and talk to those in the know, ask questions and discover more about what it takes to become a foster carer.

Wednesday 19 June,10:45-12:00mid sussex decorative & Fine arts societyClair Hall, Perrymount Road, Haywards Heath RH16 3DNA lecture on ‘The Hitler Emigres: Their Impact on British Artistic and Cultural Life’ by Daniel Snowman. £5 including coff ee and biscuits. More info: 01444 414537 or [email protected]

Wednesday 19 June,13:00-14:00mindful HourThe Clinic at Borde Hill, Naldred Farm, Borde Hill Lane, Haywards Heath RH16 1XRMindful awareness of the body and a

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Saturday 15 June, 18:30-01:00Royal society of st George: summer Charity ballMillennium Ballroom, Copthorne Hotel, E� ngham Gatwick, Copthorne RH10 3EUWelcome Reception followed by sumptuous 3-course dinner and entertainment provided by The Band of the Royal Marines. Fantastic raffl e and auction prizes. All proceeds to Armed Forces Charities. Tickets £50 pp. Contact [email protected]

Saturday 15 June, 20:30-23:30ContrabandClayton & Keymer Royal British Legion, Woodsland Road, Hassocks BN6 8HE5-piece band covering Kings of Leon, Duff y, The Killers and much more. £2 entry for non-members, free for members. Contact [email protected] or 01273 845829.

Sunday 16 June, 10:00-12:00pond open dayLing� eld Nature Reserves, Entrance by Fire Station in Saxbys LaneEvent open to everyone, admission is free and equipment is provided. Accompanied children welcome. Contact Sally Cole

01342 833814 or Julie Hearn 01342 835313. www.lingfi eldreserves.org.uk

Sunday 16 June, 13:00-17:30Hurstpierpoint secret GardensSee page 25-26 for details.

Sunday 16 June, 14:30-17:00The elephant bridesmaidMartlets Hall, Burgess HillA magical musical about weddings and wombats and the loveliest elephant the world has ever known. Suitable for children aged 4 years and over. For details/tickets 01444 242888 or www.freedom-leisure.co.uk

Monday 17 June, 19:45-21:45east Grinstead natural History societySt Barnabas Church Hall, Dunnings Road, East GrinsteadDemonstration and talk: Animazing – A Variety of Live Exotic Creatures, by Steve Bridger. Visitors £4 including refreshments. Contact Lesley Berry on 01342 324955.

Tuesday 18 June, 10:00 - 16:00age uk: Falls awareness WeekRedwood Centre, Perrymount Road, Haywards Heath RH16 3DNEvents running throughout the day. Slippers for Slurps - bring in your old slippers and have a cuppa! Tel. 01444 450248.


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guided meditation to calm and inspire. Come and experience the benefi ts of mindfulness. £7. Please call Nicola to book your place on 01444 819075, [email protected], www.nicolaprestonbell.com

Wednesday 19 June, 19:30mid sussex RamblersMeet Hassocks Railway Station, West SideHassocks circular walk via Hassocks Golf Course – Clayton Wickham Farm – Hammonds Mill Farm – Friars Oak – Woodside. Leader Ann P. Optional refreshments at Hassocks Hotel (east side) after the walk.

Thursday 20 – Sunday 23 June, 09:00- 17:30The british Jumping derby meetingThe All England Jumping Course, Hickstead West Sussex RH17 5NUGates open to spectators from 9am dailyCompetition in the International Arena fi nishes between 5.30pm - 6.30pm dailyThe British Jumping Derby is one of the most famous equestrian events in the world. A fabulous day out to be had, with all your friends and family. There are countless bars, children’s entertainment and hundreds of shops. A range of ticket types and prices starting from just £8.00. Call: 01273 834315 or www.hickstead.co.uk

members are exhibiting together: Sue Barnes, Angie Perrin, Lesley Robertshaw, Kate Penoyre and Sheila Marlborough. Their paintings are of varied subjects and media, from realistic to abstract, atmospheric or vibrant, with something of interest for everyone. Mon-Sat 10.30am-5pm, Sun 12-5pm. For more info: Sheila Marlborough [email protected], 01444 246605. [email protected], www.hopgallery.com

Saturday 22 June,09:00 - 17:30park Cameras imaging FestivalYork Road, Victoria Business Park, Burgess Hill RH15 9TTJoin Park Cameras at their annual Imaging Festival where you can share your passion for photography! Great off ers on the day, bite-size seminars and product experts available. Call 01273 237070 or visit www.ParkCameras.com/Festival2013.

Saturday 22 June, 10:00-14:00Craft, Gift & Local produce marketVictory Hall, BalcombeLocal produce, cakes and jams, sausages and pork from Richards Farm, cheeses, chocolates, sweets, plants by Rapkins Nursery. Free entry and refreshments and table in aid of Balcombe Youth Club. The Victory Hall is renowned for its World War One Frescoes, well worth a visit! Contact 01444 811462.

Friday 21 JuneGet to know your sewing machine with made by meSemley Road, HassocksLearn how to get the best from your sewing machine and put all that you learn into practice making a cushion or machine cover. For details and to book (£60), visit www.madeandmaking.co.uk, email [email protected] or call 07967 819540.

Friday 21 June, 12:00Care with Compassion Hurstwood View Care Home, Linum Lane, Five Ash Down, Uck� eld TN22 3FHSpaces are limited to 50, so please book early. Care with compassion seminar with Dr Rosie Simpson. This starts at midday with a buff et lunch. For bookings contact Patrick Gillan [email protected] 01825 731706 www.barchester.com

Friday 21 June, 11:00-16:00Cuckfi eld Vintage emporiumQueen’s Hall, High Street, Cuck� eldA fantastic assortment of stall holders off ering vintage home and gardenware, collectables and clothing. Tearoom serving homemade cakes, teas and coff ees. facebook.com/cuckfi eldvintageemporiumTwitter.com/darcyvintage

Friday 21 June, 19:00-22:00Ladies Fashion showImberhorne Lower School, Windmill Lane, East Grinstead, RH19 2DTDon’t miss this fun ladies evening, refreshments available followed by a compèred fashion show in aid of Family Support Work. Tickets £5 per person, available from Marion 01342 324196 or Christine 01342 32208. Details from www.familysupportwork.org.uk

Friday 21 June, 19:15music for everyoneThe Cyprus Hall, Cyprus Rd, Burgess HillCelebrated National and International Organist/Keyboardist Paul Carman in concert. Entry is £5 on the door. For more details: Rosalie Birchmore 01444 241269

Friday 21 June, 19:30east Grinstead society meetingMain Hall, East Court Mansion, East GrinsteadIan Gledhill will speak on ‘The Story of Crystal Palace’. All welcome. Non-members £1.50, members £1, to include refreshments. Contact Joan Roberts 01342 322648. www.eastgrinsteadsociety.org

Saturday 22 June - Thursday 4 July ’paint 5’ art exhibitionHop Gallery, Star Brewery, Castle Ditch Lane, o� Fisher Street, Lewes BN7 1YJFive established ex-Chalk Gallery


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Saturday 22 June, 11:00-16:00downlands school summer FayreSee Local Living for details.

Saturday 22 June, from 12:00Fun Family open day &midsummer motownCockhaise Farm, near Lind� eld RH16 2QP12.00-17.00: The Family Day includes Ferret Racing; Water Zorbing; Skittle Alley; Welly Throwing; Birds of Prey; Tractor Rides; BBQ & Refreshments, including succulent Home-Made Cockhaise Farm Burgers. £5 per car, to raise funds for St Peter & St James Hospice - Just turn up and play.19.00-23.00: Midsummer Motown – the unmissable music event of the year! Kindly supported by Dinnages and Nova Mail. Tickets just £16.50 to include a burger supper. Tickets from www.stpeter-stjames.org.uk/event/midsummer-motown, 01444 471598.

Saturday 22 June, 14:00-16:30a Walk in Flower meadowsBedelands Farm Nature Reserve,Burgess HillMeet at Football club car park at 1.50pm. Discover the wealth of wild fl owers on ancient meadows. Contact: Mary Smith 01444 242667 [email protected]

Sunday 23 June, 19:30-22:30mid summer operaSt Wilfrid’s Church, Haywards Heath, West SussexA special evening concert of well-known opera music, featuring Sussex choir Coro Nuovo and talented local soloists led by conductor Andrew Rees. Tickets £12.50 Concessions £10.00 (including refreshments in the interval). For details and tickets please contact [email protected] or 07740946276

Monday 24 June – Thursday 27 JuneTaster Courses Plumpton College, Plumpton, East Sussex BN7 3AE Taster courses for those in year 9, 10 and 11 at school. For more details visit www.plumpton.ac.uk or call 01273 890454.

Monday 24 June, 19:00arthritis CareSee Local Living for details.

Wednesday 26 June, 19:45ansty Garden Club June meetingAnsty Village Hall, Deaks Lane, RH17 5AS Neil Miller - Secrets of Hever CastleRing for more details: 01444 482055.

Saturday 22 June, 14:00-16:30Church summer FeteFanners, Wivels� eld GreenBring the family for a fun afternoon. There will be lots of stalls, games, a Bouncy Castle, children’s swimming, a raffl e, hot dogs and cream teas. Proceeds to the upkeep of the 11th-century church.

Saturday 22 June,14:30-16:30RnLi Garden party60 Wickham Hill, HurstpierpointTickets £3 per person (to include a cream tea), available from: Mishon Mackay, the Mint House, High St, Hurstpierpoint, Shafers, Keymer Rd, Hassocks or on the day. There will be a raffl e, sales of homemade cakes and jams etc, as well as Lifeboat souvenirs. All proceeds will go to the RNLI. Please come and support us.

Saturday 22 June, 20:30-23:30shakedownClayton & Keymer Royal British Legion, Woodsland Road, Hassocks BN6 8HE4-piece band covering a unique catalogue of rock and classics from the Small Faces, The Who, Tom Petty and many more. £2 for non-members, free for members. Contact [email protected] or 01273 845829.

Sunday 23 June, 11:00-17:00divine empowerment midsummers day WorkshopHurstpierpoint, West SussexCome along and celebrate Midsummers Day and join in with four empowering Workshops: Laura Topper- You Can Heal Your Life, Carmen Vesztergom - Theta Healing, Dandy Christofi – Feng Shui, Jacqui Martin – Sacred Drumming. Special guest appearance by Garima who will serenade us with her beautiful Sitar playing throughout lunchtime. £45. Contact Laura Topper, 07980 568021, [email protected] or buy online at www.lauratopper.com

Sunday 23 June, 13:30-18:00ansty open GardensAnsty nr. Haywards Heath, RH17 5ASAnsty’s gardens off er interesting contrast. Parking is in a fi eld opposite the lane leading to Whydown Cottage, 3 Lavender Cottages, Appletree Cottage, Springfi eld’s, The Barn House and Little Orchard. www.ngs.org.uk

Sunday 23 June, 14:00-17:00Jazz on the GreenChailey Green, East SussexTraditional Jazz Band with Church Fete & Open dog Show. Admission: FREE

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Thursday 27 June, 10:30-16:00Floral demonstration Granary Flowers, Heaven Farm, Furners Green Nr Danehill TN22 3RG Hosted by Chrysal UK Ltd and presented by Dennis van Wonderen - Chelsea Flower Show Exhibitor and Hampton Court Gold Medal Winner. This is a full-day event with Light Lunch. Tickets £15. For details contact Kate granaryfl [email protected] www.granaryfl owers.com or 01825 791115.

Thursday 27 June, 16:00 - 20:00information afternoon/evening Plumpton College, Plumpton BN7 3AE Courses and Careers. Advice. Apprenticeships. Employer Training. For more details www.plumpton.ac.uk or tel: 01273 890454

Friday 28 June,19:00burgess Hill Flower Club open eveningBurgess Hill School for Girls, Keymer Road, Burgess HillDemonstration of fl ower arranging: ‘Globe Trotting’. Buy tickets from Burgess Hill Help Point or at the door. £10 to include canapés and drinks. Details from Mrs. A.M. Todd [email protected] 01444 235823.

Friday 5 July,19:15music for everyoneAdastra Hall, Keymer Road, Hassocks Celebrated National and International Organist/Keyboardist Tim Flint in concert.Tickets £5 from Orion Newsagents and Pavilion Electrics in Hassocks or 01273 846763/842812 or 01444 241269.

Saturday 6 July, 19:00summer party at The eight bellsThe Eight Bells, The Street, Bolney‘Mainly Madness’ supported by ‘The Crossroads Band UK’. Tickets £12.50 in advance, £15 on the door. For details please contact 01444 881396 or visit www.theeightbellsbolney.co.uk

Saturday 6 July, 19:30summer ConcertMethodist Church, Perrymount Road, Haywards HeathThe Haywards Heath Sinfonietta under its conductor Sundari Heller will be performing works including Mozart’s Piano Concerto No 22 with Jennifer Kirk as soloist, and Schubert’s Symphony No.2.Entry is free with a retiring collection in aid of the RNLI. For more info: Thelma Manning 01342 327587 [email protected]

Friday 28 June, 19:30Let’s Get Quizical!Franklands Village, Haywards Heath RH16 3RS1st Haywards Heath Scout Group are having a Quiz Night to raise money for new camping equipment. Food will be provided, please bring your own liquid refreshments and glass etc. Cost £20 per team for max. 6 people. Fab prizes to be won! Tickets need to be purchased in advance. Call Kate: 07546 943939 or email [email protected] or [email protected].

Saturday 29 June 10:00-16:00Heaven Farm summer Fete Heaven Farm, Furners Green, Nr Danehill East Sussex TN22 3RG Gifts, craft, local food and wine, children’s fun rides, lamb BBQ, mini traction engines, wildlife trust and lots more. Stalls also available. For details contact Kate at granaryfl [email protected] www.granaryfl owers.com or 01825 791115.

Saturday 29 June, 11:00-14:00birchwood Grove school summer FayreBirchwood Grove Road, Burgess HillBBQ, Café, Beer Tent, Pimm’s, Popcorn, Ice Cream, Fun Stalls by Year 5/6 pupils, 2nd

Hand Toy and Book Stalls, Photo Booth, Crafts, Home-made Cakes, Tombolas, Bouncy Castles, Hook-a-Duck, Lucky Dip, Tattoos and more. For details: [email protected] 01444 248631

Saturday 29 June, 14:00-16:15burgess Hill Horicultural societyCyprus Hall Cyprus Road, Burgess HillTraditional Summer Show of Flowers, Fruit & Vegetables. Plant, produce and cake stalls – everything homegrown and homemade! Refreshments and raffl e. Admission 50p. Contact Flo Whitaker 01444 245509. [email protected]

Sunday 30 June, 10:00-12:00Work partyLing� eld Nature Reserves, meet in the Butter� y Gardens For details contact Sally Cole 01342 833814, Julie Hearn 01342 835313 or Anne Richards 01342 870200 or visitwww.lingfi eldreserves.org.uk

Sunday 30 June 19:00Quiz night for st Catherine’s HospiceThe Victory Inn, Warninglid Road, Staple� eld, West Sussex RH17 6EUTeams of 4 and £2.50 per person. Food available to purchase from 6pm. Contact Barbara on 01444 400667 for details.


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SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR METhe smash hit musical from the Dreamboats and Petticoats team

Wed 12 June 7.30pm

HABADEKUKThrilling 9-piece Danish folk band

Thur 13 June 7.30pm

MR BLUE SKYThe ELO Experience recreate the band live

Fri 21 June 7.30pm

SHAOLIN WARRIORSDirect from China, a thrilling and spectacular martial arts feast

Fri 21 June 6.30pm

BABE THE SHEEP-PIGSpecial open-air performance

Wed 26 June 7.30pm

CHRIS BARBER & ACKER BILKJazz legends with their bands

Fri 28 - Sun 30 June

CRAWLEY FOLK AND BEER FESTIVALFree music and dance and over 50 ales and ciders

Fri 12 July 7pm

THE MIKADOOpen air performance of the comic opera

Wed 17 July 7.30pm

SPOOKY MEN’S CHORALEThe totally unique Australian choir

Fri 9 - Sun 11 August

DORA THE EXPLORER LIVE!A musical song and dance spectacular

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