Arts

Innovative proposals are being sought as award-winning arts charity Outside In and the University of Chichester announce PhD places to research non-traditional art.

A snapshot of Worthing shot through the eyes of budding artists has gone on display in Colonnade House as the UK’s largest photo fringe comes to town for the first time.

The popular dating TV programme Blind Date is coming back after the success of the recent series with Paul O’Grady - and the search is on for Sussex people to take part.

The longest running children’s TV show in the world – Blue Peter – is celebrating its 60th anniversary today (Tuesday, October 16).

This October half term Petworth House and Park presents a family-friendly twist that celebrates the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.

There is just over a week left to experience Arundel Castle in 2018 as its open-season draws to a close.

Review: Il Postino (The Postman) in a brand new restored dual edition release

Mystery Road offers that best kind of drama, one which starts slowly, almost too slowly, and then grips you before you know it.

REVIEW: First Man (12a), (141 mins) Chichester Cineworld

Lies colour the air orange, guilt changes it to brown, then violence turns it black… the starting point for a gripping story of obsession, jealousy and a missing girl.

Bountiful Botanics weekend takes place at Wakehurst, Ardingly, on Saturday and Sunday, October 13-14.

Crawley author Eugene D’Rozario is attending Crawley Library’s Local Author Fair on Saturday, October 13 (11am-2pm).

The first survey exhibition in 20 years of British artist Julian Trevelyan (1910-1988) runs at Chichester’s Pallant House Gallery until February 10.