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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Industrial Trains Day is a showcase of trains from the Museum’s collection running along the narrow-gauge track in a coordinated, choreographed working day.
Ride on one of our passenger trains, see our monorail which is being demonstrated throughout the day or talk to our Railway Volunteers about the history of our site.
Passenger trains will run at around 20-minute intervals throughout the day.
The first train at 10:30.
The last train around 16:00.
One of our vintage Southdown buses will also be running to carry passengers around the site.
For more information and to book admission, visit our website.
SULLINGTON ART EXHIBITION
Friday 15th October – Sunday 24th October
10am to 4.30pm
An exhibition of fine art, paintings, ceramics and crafted wood
at The Old Workshop, Sullington Manor Farm.
Gordon Rushmer ~ Henry Williams ~ Sage Ceramics
Alex Arbuthnot ~ Helen Budgen ~ Paisley & Co
Hagop Kasparian, Artist in Residence ~ Boyd Waites
SULLINGTON ART EXHIBITION
Friday 15th October – Sunday 24th October
10am to 4.30pm
An exhibition of fine art, paintings, ceramics and crafted wood
at The Old Workshop, Sullington Manor Farm.
Gordon Rushmer ~ Henry Williams ~ Sage Ceramics
Alex Arbuthnot ~ Helen Budgen ~ Paisley & Co
Hagop Kasparian, Artist in Residence ~ Boyd Waites
SULLINGTON ART EXHIBITION
Friday 15th October – Sunday 24th October
10am to 4.30pm
An exhibition of fine art, paintings, ceramics and crafted wood
at The Old Workshop, Sullington Manor Farm.
Gordon Rushmer ~ Henry Williams ~ Sage Ceramics
Alex Arbuthnot ~ Helen Budgen ~ Paisley & Co
Hagop Kasparian, Artist in Residence ~ Boyd Waites
Every Tuesday from 7pm to 8pm we meet online via Zoom to discuss topics of interest or campaigns.
Please email xrarunvalley@protonmail.com to obtain the weblink.
Do join if you are concerned about the climate and ecological crisis.
SULLINGTON ART EXHIBITION
Friday 15th October – Sunday 24th October
10am to 4.30pm
An exhibition of fine art, paintings, ceramics and crafted wood
at The Old Workshop, Sullington Manor Farm.
Gordon Rushmer ~ Henry Williams ~ Sage Ceramics
Alex Arbuthnot ~ Helen Budgen ~ Paisley & Co
Hagop Kasparian, Artist in Residence ~ Boyd Waites
Find out about u3a, and get active again after ‘Lock-Down’
Arun Valley U3A Coffee Morning
Wednesday 20th October 10.30-12.00
Pulborough United Reformed Church Hall
82 Lower Street Pulborough RH20 2DW
“Make the most of life once you’re no longer in full time work by exploring new ideas, skills and interests with your local u3a”
Arun Valley u3a is based around Pulborough, Storrington, Petworth and Billingshurst
Across the UK, u3a members are learning, staying active and having fun in later life. It’s local, social, friendly, low-cost and open to all.
u3a is the friendly, fun way to learn new things and share your skills with others. As well as local groups a u3a member has access to a range of bespoke events including local summer school programme, and national events, including talks which are currently on Zoom.
What can you get from U3A? – Keeping active, making new friends, continued learning, comradeship, fun, mental stimulation, overcoming loneliness, sharing skills and knowledge.
Basic yearly membership is only £10 to cover administration as groups are self-supporting.
Some groups have a small extra charge to cover hall costs.
Current Arun Valley U3A Interest Groups:
- Art Appreciation,
- Ballet and Dance Appreciation,
- 3 Book Circles,
- 2 Coffee and Conversation Groups,
- Croquet,
- Flowers and Gardens,
- 2 French Conversation Groups,
- History and Discussion,
- Music Appreciation,
- Natural History,
- Opera Appreciation,
- Poetry Group,
- Science and Technology,
- 2 Spanish Conversation groups,
- Table Tennis
- and 2 Walking Groups.
Email: info@arunvalleyu3a.org.uk
Phone: – 01798 865 528
Website: www.arunvalleyu3a.org.uk
Please contact the Library before attending to be sure of being able to secure a place.
SULLINGTON ART EXHIBITION
Friday 15th October – Sunday 24th October
10am to 4.30pm
An exhibition of fine art, paintings, ceramics and crafted wood
at The Old Workshop, Sullington Manor Farm.
Gordon Rushmer ~ Henry Williams ~ Sage Ceramics
Alex Arbuthnot ~ Helen Budgen ~ Paisley & Co
Hagop Kasparian, Artist in Residence ~ Boyd Waites
SULLINGTON ART EXHIBITION
Friday 15th October – Sunday 24th October
10am to 4.30pm
An exhibition of fine art, paintings, ceramics and crafted wood
at The Old Workshop, Sullington Manor Farm.
Gordon Rushmer ~ Henry Williams ~ Sage Ceramics
Alex Arbuthnot ~ Helen Budgen ~ Paisley & Co
Hagop Kasparian, Artist in Residence ~ Boyd Waites
“Lost and Found: The Monument to Francis Mond by Raynor Hoff”
A Talk by Holly Trusted
Captain Francis Leopold Mond (1896-1918) was killed in action during the First World War. The memorial to him is on the north-east wall of St Mary’s Church Storrington, West Sussex. It was executed by the young British sculptor Rayner Hoff (1894-1937). This bold and moving work is often overlooked by visitors; the guide book to the church for example does not mention it. Yet its history is intensely poignant, and just as importantly it is an extremely impressive monument sculpturally, worthy of the heroic young man it commemorates. This lecture will centre on this memorial, and the daunting woman who was primarily responsible for it: Francis’s mother, Angela Primrose Hamilton Schweich Mond (née Goetze) (1871-1941).
Dr Holly Trusted FSA is a graduate of Cambridge University and the Courtauld Institute of Art, and a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. A Senior Honorary Research Fellow at the Victoria and Albert Museum, she was previously Senior Curator of Sculpture at the V&A. She is co-founder and co-chair of the Public Statues and Sculpture Association and founding editor of the Sculpture Journal. She has lectured and published widely on sculpture, including British Sculpture 1470-2000 (2002), The Arts of Spain: Iberia and Latin America 1450-1700(2007), The Making of Sculpture (2007), Baroque and Later Ivories(2013) and The Cast Courts (2018). She is currently preparing a book on German baroque sculpture.
This talk will be held at the Old School on Friday 22nd October at 3.00pm.
The Storrington and District Museum has a full list of Talks and Events up to the end of the year. Details can be found on our website – www.storringtonmuseum.com/events/
Everyone is welcome.
SULLINGTON ART EXHIBITION
Friday 15th October – Sunday 24th October
10am to 4.30pm
An exhibition of fine art, paintings, ceramics and crafted wood
at The Old Workshop, Sullington Manor Farm.
Gordon Rushmer ~ Henry Williams ~ Sage Ceramics
Alex Arbuthnot ~ Helen Budgen ~ Paisley & Co
Hagop Kasparian, Artist in Residence ~ Boyd Waites
SULLINGTON ART EXHIBITION
Friday 15th October – Sunday 24th October
10am to 4.30pm
An exhibition of fine art, paintings, ceramics and crafted wood
at The Old Workshop, Sullington Manor Farm.
Gordon Rushmer ~ Henry Williams ~ Sage Ceramics
Alex Arbuthnot ~ Helen Budgen ~ Paisley & Co
Hagop Kasparian, Artist in Residence ~ Boyd Waites