Antony Penrose talks about his famous parents’ journey, begun in pre-war Paris and ending in 1970s Sitges. It’s a tale of intimate […]
Join Karen Stevens for the launch of her short story collection Brilliant Blue. Rooted in the south coast on the infamous Duncock […]
In December 1642, during the English Civil War, Chichester, which was in Royalist hands, was besieged by Parliamentary forces under the command […]
From Brighton to Portsmouth the wonderful Sussex and Hampshire landscape is under threat from development. Archaeologist Mark Roberts examines clues from the […]
Head of Libraries & Heritage at West Sussex County Council Russell Allen and Group Arts Editor for Sussex Newspapers and Festival of […]
An exclusive evening with Chichester Festival Theatre artistic director Justin Audibert will be one of the city’s big summer highlights. Under the […]
Founded 50 years ago, the Chichester Society is the non-political voice of the city, concerned and active about Chichester’s physical environment. Come […]
Broadcaster, tour leader and travel expert Roger Mallock is author of CruiseMaster, the definitive British guidebook for explaining the pros and cons […]
Medicine Woman and Sacred Poet Amanda Waring leads you on a magical walk and nature connection with the sacred Yew trees as […]
During this information sharing event, speakers from operating companies and local government will explain the pros and cons of transport strategies for […]
A talk by author, Michelle Magorian based on two of her best-selling books. From the romance and suspense of A Little Love […]
Deported in 1941 to the Riga Ghetto Manfred Goldberg aged 11, his brother aged 7, and their mother spent three and a […]
The 2025 festival will run from Saturday 14 June to Sunday 20 July.
