A project that The Sussex Archaeological Society is part of, which promotes the sustainable management of the fallow deer population on the South Downs, has been shortlisted for an award. Known as ‘Fair Game’, the project is a finalist in the Sustainability category of this year’s Archaeological Achievement Awards. The project draws on archaeological evidence … Continued
Today, 29th September, marks Michaelmas, or the Feast of St Michael and All Angels, marking the end of the harvest and the transition to autumn and the shortening of days. The feast day is marked with celebrations of feasting and giving thanks for a bountiful harvest. Coinciding with the harvest home celebrations of farmers and … Continued
As we welcome the autumn equinox, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the rich history, traditions, and landscapes that define Sussex in this season of transition. Autumn has always held a special place in the heart of this county, a time when communities came together to harvest the fruits of their labour, celebrate the … Continued
February Half Term at Fishbourne Roman Palace will offer plenty for families looking for a great day out in Sussex. The Palace, which is the largest Roman home in the UK, is hosting Live Like a Roman week. This week-long programme of activities will explore what life was like 2,000 years ago. From arts and … Continued
This summer, the annual Contemporary Craft Show returns to the stunning grounds at Michelham Priory House & Gardens near Hailsham. From Friday 29 to Sunday 31 July, the grounds at the heritage site will be transformed as craftspeople from the Sussex Guild return to show off their wares in marquees on the lawns and in … Continued