Angmering community fayre & stalls
DM Events, Littlehampton
Angmering Community Centre
Monthly Fayre!
Various stall holders showcasing their crafts and creations! come and support your local small independent businesses.
Every third Sunday 2.30-5.30 PM
Monthly Fayre!
Various stall holders showcasing their crafts and creations! come and support your local small independent businesses.
Every third Sunday 2.30-5.30 PM
15 Mar 2026
14:30 - 17:30
Pewter Casting Workshops
Fleur Grenier, Angmering
Make Your Own Pewter Pendant or Keyring
No experience necessary — Fleur will guide you through the process step by step in this hands-on pewter casting workshop.
Using the traditional cuttlefish casting technique, you’ll carve your own design into a cuttlefish bone, which is then used as a mould for pouring molten pewter. Once cast, you’ll clean and finish your piece before turning it into a pendant or keyring ready to wear or gift.
By the end of the session, you’ll have 2–3 unique pieces to take home.
Private group bookings:
Private workshops for groups of 4–6 people are available on request and can be arranged on either a weekday or weekend.
https://fleurgrenier.co.uk/pewter-casting-workshops/
Private workshops for groups of 4–6 people are available on request and can be arranged on either a weekday or weekend.
https://fleurgrenier.co.uk/pewter-casting-workshops/
28 Mar 2026
10:00 - 13:00
Women's Land Army in Sussex
Arundel Museum, Arundel
War affected every section of society, not just the military. More food needed to be produced and, as men were recruited into the armed services, there were fewer hands to do the work. At the same time, farmers were being pressed to convert more land to arable from pasture. Women had always been involved in agriculture, horticulture and forestry, but now their contribution was critical…
This exhibition will explore the practicalities of how the Land Army was organised, the key figures involved and some of the challenges that were encountered along the way. Despite the misgivings, and sometimes the hostility, of politicians, civil servants, landowners, farmers, trade unions and foresters, who doubted that women would be able to undertake the range of farm work, and very often failed to give WLA leaders and volunteers the credit and recognition they, the women of ‘the Cinderella service’, deserved.
With thanks to Dr John Godfrey for his writing and research for this exhibition.
The exhibition has been generously sponsored by Oakland Grange and Oakland Court Care Homes.
Entry to the exhibition is included in your Museum entry ticket.
(Times when it is not open - Each Wednesday morning and others, please call to check)
02 May 2026
10:00 - 16:00
Victorians Exhibition
Victorians Exhibition, Littlehampton
Littlehampton Museum is inviting visitors to travel back in time with Victorians, a new exhibition running from 23 May to 2 November which is bringing to life the people who lived in the town during the Victorian era (1837–1901). Through personal stories, contemporary accounts, and objects from the museum’s collections, the exhibition charts Littlehampton’s remarkable transformation from a quiet fishing village into a bustling seaside resort with a thriving harbour, trading goods from all over the world.
· Discover the stories behind family businesses, some of whose names are still familiar today
· Let your little ones have a go at running a Victorian sweet shop
· Explore the realities of everyday life, including the town’s notorious sewage problems
· Enjoy hands-on activities designed for all the family
“This exhibition is packed full of people’s stories; there is so much to explore!” said Councillor Freddie Tandy Chair of Littlehampton Town Council’s Community Resources Committee, “you can even see one of Queen Victoria’s nightdresses, donated by a local family whose grandmother was part of the Queen’s household”.
As always, entry to the Museum is FREE. For opening hours, please check: https://www.littlehamptonmuseum.co.uk
23 May 2026
09:30 - 16:30
Spanish 'Classes with Claire' - course in Ferring
Classes With Claire, Ferring
An eight week course in Spanish - engaging, entertaining and effective classes.
Mixed ability classes, from absolute beginner to advanced speakers. (Not for fluent speakers)
Class content will depend upon the needs of the class.
Classes can be booked as a course - if you have holidays booked, we'll do catch up classes - or as individual lessons. There's even a pay in installments option.
Mixed ability classes, from absolute beginner to advanced speakers. (Not for fluent speakers)
Class content will depend upon the needs of the class.
Classes can be booked as a course - if you have holidays booked, we'll do catch up classes - or as individual lessons. There's even a pay in installments option.
30 Jun 2026
10:15 - 11:45
Refreshments at Lancing College Chapel this Summer
Lancing College, Lancing
Join us on the Lancing College Chapel lawns, where Polly, the Lancing College vintage Coffee Truck will be serving barista coffee, refreshing cold drinks, sweet treats and ice cream throughout the summer holidays.
Take in the stunning surroundings, meet up with friends or enjoy a peaceful break while you're visiting the Chapel.
Available Monday to Friday - 10.00am to 3.00pm
(Running Monday 13th July - Friday 14th August)
Weather dependent. Card payments only
13 Jul 2026
10:00 - 15:00
Lancing College Summer Activity Camp
Lancing College, Lancing
Our Activity Camps at Lancing College offer an exciting programme of activities for children during the school holidays, including half terms and end of term breaks.
Set within our beautiful grounds, each camp provides a safe, supportive and engaging environment where children can stay active, try new things and make friends.
All activities are carefully designed to give children a varied and enjoyable experience. From sports and outdoor adventures to creative sessions and team challenges, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Our experienced staff ensure that every child feels included and encouraged, whether they are discovering a new interest or developing existing skills.
Our standard day runs from 9.30am-3.30pm with the option to add on early starts from 8.30am and later finish at 5.30pm.
Set within our beautiful grounds, each camp provides a safe, supportive and engaging environment where children can stay active, try new things and make friends.
All activities are carefully designed to give children a varied and enjoyable experience. From sports and outdoor adventures to creative sessions and team challenges, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Our experienced staff ensure that every child feels included and encouraged, whether they are discovering a new interest or developing existing skills.
Our standard day runs from 9.30am-3.30pm with the option to add on early starts from 8.30am and later finish at 5.30pm.
13 Jul 2026
09:30 - 15:30
“Made in Rustington – From Agriculture to Industry”, an illustrated talk
Rustington Heritage Association, Rustington
This new talk will reveal some of the things produced in the village of Rustington over the centuries, from farming to modern industries. Admission is free, but booking is advisable - email [email protected] . This event is part of the Rustington HistoryFest (25th July – 1st August).
28 Jul 2026
14:30 - 15:45
Ferring Pillbox Open
Mary Coe, Worthing
The WWII Pillbox on Patterson's Walk Ferring will be open to visit, set up inside as it was in 1941 and with the South facing embrasure open. There will be a display marquee with artifacts and information and both Pete Coe's Ferring at War books will be on sale. There will be a half hour talk at 11am. This is a free event to attend
29 Jul 2026
10:30 - 15:00
Book and Print Sale at Arundel Museum
Arundel Museum, Arundel
Artist Paul Winner carried his sketching materials and watercolours wherever he went, amassing sketchbooks, paintings, drawings and prints, chronicling the places he visited and the personalities he encountered. Paul very kindly gave these to the museum to be sold for the benefit of the museum and its ongoing work, and this Fair will have a number of his unique prints and sketches available for you to browse and purchase. This sale will be a tribute to his creativity.
There will also be a wide range of second-hand books available.
30 Jul 2026
10:00 - 16:00
“Made in Rustington” - a guided walk
Rustington Heritage Association, Rustington
This walk led by Graeme Taylor will give you a chance to hear about some of the things which were manufactured in the village of Rustington, while visiting a selection of relevant sites. It is free of charge – just turn up in good time in the car park of the Parish Church Hall in The Street. This is a new walk so the finishing time is only an estimate. This event is part of the Rustington HistoryFest (25th July – 1st August).
30 Jul 2026
18:30 - 20:00
Rustington HistoryFest Quiz Night
Rustington Heritage Association, Rustington
Take part in a fun quiz, including some questions about the history of Rustington – but not too many! There are plenty of other questions on a range of topics. Make teams of up to 6, or join a table on the night. Entry is £2 per person. Bring your own drinks and snacks. Arrive at 7.00pm for 7.15pm start. The end time shown is approximate. The Parish Church Hall is in The Street, Rustington, next to the parish church. To book your places, email [email protected]
31 Jul 2026
19:00 - 20:30