Deported in 1941 to the Riga Ghetto Manfred Goldberg aged 11, his brother aged 7, and their mother spent three and a […]
What did World War One veteran and county councillor, Charles Bentinck Budd; Angmering farmer, Jorian Jenks; and Rustington vicar, Rev. James Croslasnd […]
Author and raconteur, Lesley Downer, bubbles with excitement and fascinating detail, telling stranger-than-fiction tales of empresses, novelists and warriors, courtesans and geishas. […]
To mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, a Talk for the Festival of Chichester, looking back at […]
Learn about the ground-breaking missions to planets, moons, asteroids, comets and the stars being undertaken by the European Space Agency – which […]
Public policy discourse is dominated by the views from central banks, but can central banks really control the economy by varying interest […]
Chichester Skeptics is a discussion group which meets monthly to debate topics of general interest. Our aims are to promote vigorous debate […]
The legendary actor and playwright Steven Berkoff reads from Mary Shelley’s iconic horror story Frankenstein. With poetry from Mary Shelley and the […]
How do we act in a world on the edge of systems collapse and address the damage done to ecological systems? Join […]
In telling the history of witchcraft in West Sussex, the historian needs to carefully separate fact from fiction: the history from the […]
There is a need for quieter, more intimate forms of protest says Sarah Corbett, author of “The Craftivist Collective Handbook” whose craftivism […]
The Rev. Richard Coles discusses his latest book, A Death on Location. Whether on I’m a Celebrity or supporting those experiencing grief, […]
The 2025 festival will run from Saturday 14 June to Sunday 20 July.
