Arts

Freddie Hill, one of the two young actors who shared the part of Peter Pan in Chichester Festival Youth Theatre’s Christmas production a couple of years ago, has turned film-maker.

Events you won't want to miss...

Events you won't want to miss!

Chichester-based novelist Kate Mosse is once again one of the stars at the Festival of Chichester – a festival she has been closely involved with from its inception.

One of Worthing’s worst war-time incidents is the starting point for the new saga Sing Them Home from Worthing author and Sunday Times best-seller Pam Weaver.

Chichester Art Society’s annual exhibition will be one of the key events at this year’s Festival of Chichester.

Watch Kate describe why the Festival is so important to the city.

The sixth festival of Chichester got under way on the Cathedral Green on Saturday afternoon, ushering in four weeks of top-quality entertainment in and around the city – an ambitious programme of more than 200 events spanning art, theatre, music in all its forms, books, walks and outings.

Charlie and his time-travelling plane are back in the third novel for young adventurers by Shoreham author Martyn Blunden.

The Mary How Trust Film Society will be screening Battle Of The Sexes on Tuesday, June 26 at 7.30pm at West Chiltington Village Hall.

We all have actors who become part of our life - we grow up watching them on TV, in films and even on the stage.

Sussex Day is upon us – here's why we celebrate it and what's going on...

Things you won't want to miss!

Anita Klein – These Fleeting Days is an exhibition at The Jointure Studios, 11 South Street, Ditchling, running from June 21-24.

Events you won't want to miss!

The Sussex Guild Contemporary Craft Show is at Parham House and Gardens, Pulborough, on Saturday and Sunday, June 16 and 17 (10.30am-5pm).