What’s On?
Your guide to what’s on in and around Storrington. There are many community groups, organisations, societies and sports clubs which meet regularly and hold public events. These listings are created by them and include film shows, markets, live music, and other community events.
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Come and join us for a couple of hours of litter picking, weeding and general tidying.
No experience necessary, all ages welcome.
Sacks and litter pickers will be provided but please bring any other tools that might be useful.
See you there.
Our annual vintage car show returns to Amberley Industrial Museum
See vintage cars which are all pre 1956. Originally known as the cobweb run, the event originates from the start of the car exhibition season when vehicles were taxed and out for their first show of the year. Come and see some beautifully restored and original condition vehicles on display around the site.
ROTARY FILM NIGHT AT THE PARISH HALL
Tonight’s film “Leave No Trace”, starring Thomasin McKenzie, and Ben Foster.
A teenage girl and her father live undetected in a remote area of Oregon. They are discovered following a chance encounter, and are removed by social services. The story continues to show how they try to adapt in their new surroundings.
At the Parish Hall, Thakeham Road, Storrington RH20 3PP
Performances commence at 7.30pm with a Bar and a Raffle during the interval.
Tickets £5 from The Card Shop, High Street, Storrington. Unsold tickets will be available for purchase on the door on the night.
Anyone requiring transport should contact Roger Jamieson 01798 813956.
For further details contact Ken Collins 01903 740745
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Join Doug ‘The Inn-Quizzator’ Brown for a hugely entertaining quiz night!
Are You Up For The Challenge? An Evening Not To Miss!
You’ll love the fantastic atmosphere, and we promise you imaginative and witty question rounds that’ll entertain you and tease your brain.
Pit your wits against the best of Sussex quizzers – will YOUR team carry off the prize?
Teams of 6-8
Doors open 7pm and the quiz starts at 7.30pm
Tickets on sale now! To book your table, email Clare (clare.flexman@maryhowtrust.org) or call her on 01798-877646
BYO picnic for a tasty half-time interval
- Licensed bar
- Raffle
- Prizes
We hope you’ll join us!
Big Hat Beer Festival – Good Friday 19th April
We are putting on another beer festival at Greyhound. Here’s what’s in store…
A great selection of Greyhound beers plus local guest ales and cider, wine and soft drinks.
Live music throughout the day by The Blazing Saddlers and The Blue Coconut Boys.
Gorilla Pizza kitchen is back by popular demand!
An Easter egg hunt at 2pm for children of all ages.
Don’t forget to wear your BIGGEST and CRAZIEST hats.
Prizes for the best at 4pm.
Capture the day in our funky photo booth equipped with lots of props.
A REAL FAMILY DAY OUT.
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Parking: Follow the signs to park in the field.
Buses: Stage coach No.1 and Compass No. 71+74 to West Chiltington then a short walk.
Where and When: 19th April at 12 noon until 8pm.
Led by expert Parham Guides, discover the rare and precious collection of paintings, furniture and needlework that resides here at Parham.
Visitors can learn about the fascinating history of this much-loved family home and the stories behind its many treasures. Please allow an hour and a half for the tour. Limited availability only. Open to individuals. Tickets cost £19.50pp and includes refreshments on arrival (tea/coffee and biscuits). For more information please visit: https://www.parhaminsussex.co.uk/event/special-house-tour/
Parham Point to Point
Saturday 27 April 2019
Point-to-point racing is an amateur version of National Hunt racing or the Steeplechase. The name point-to-point refers to the points of the church steeples that the horses used to follow during a race. Nowadays, the difference between point-to-point races and steeplechases is that point-to-point races are run cross country, while steeplechases tend to be run on tracks.
In recent years there has been a sharp increase in the quality of racing seen around the country with many looking to win to help qualification for the seasons finale The Foxhunter Chase at the Cheltenham Festival while the restricted series sees a nationwide novice competition and many are chasing the prize of racing at Stratford-on-Avon in the hunter chase in May. We believe we are at the beginning of that resurgence in interest in pointing and we aim to provide the best going, the best entertainment and the best hospitality we can find. We aim to make Parham Races a key part of the spring season.
We wish all our owners, trainers and spectators a fantastic day. Thank you to all our sponsors and supporters for providing what should be a wonderful day of entertainment and sport.