What's On

Four new benches situated at the Warren Hill dew pond have been commissioned by Towner and created by artists Will Spankie and Alinah Azadeh.

Fine art is shown with counterculture and pop in this vibrant exhibition revealing how artists of very different kinds responded to the crises of their day through their relationships to Sussex and to the many different movements of modernism.

Emii Alrai works primarily in sculpture and installation, exploring Middle Eastern mythologies, archaeology and Western museum structures.

A delightful blend of TED, comedy & Radio 4. Sort of. Compered by a new special secret guest host… think along the lines of Have I Got News for You!

This work by Helen Cammock was comissioned to run alongside the Turner Prize 2023 at Towner Eastbourne

To coincide with Nigel Hall’s exhibition Here and Now, There and Then, Gravity/Levity (2015), is temporarily installed on the Devonshire Quarter Plaza.

Five artworks created by artist Verity-Jane Keefe are now installed in Shinewater and Langney. 

Artist Navine G. Dossos conducted workshops with residents of Eastbourne's Devonshire Ward to create Riviera: a communal-and-community-designed textile pattern made from stencils relating to the neighbourhood.

Four new benches situated at the Warren Hill dew pond have been commissioned by Towner and created by artists Will Spankie and Alinah Azadeh.

Fine art is shown with counterculture and pop in this vibrant exhibition revealing how artists of very different kinds responded to the crises of their day through their relationships to Sussex and to the many different movements of modernism.

Emii Alrai works primarily in sculpture and installation, exploring Middle Eastern mythologies, archaeology and Western museum structures.

Our relaxed and fun drop-in studio space, designed for all ages and open every day for summer.

Join Terry Henson, Gallery Guide, presenting a short talk on the pastel work Untitled: Figures in a Landscape - Cuckmere by visual artist and sculptor John Lake, currently on view in Sussex Modernism.  

This spellbinding documentary is screening as part of Sussex on Screen, a season showcasing films which feature Sussex landscapes and locations.

A wildly impressive debut investigating how trauma is processed privately and publicly, Sorry, Baby is a deft #MeToo story of uncommon complexity, curiosity and humour.

Experience our exhibitions in a new light with Yoga in the Gallery. This 60-minute flow session, suitable for all levels, is designed to calm, inspire, and uplift.

Dakota Johnson plays a New York City matchmaker torn between the perfect match and her imperfect ex in Celine Song’s follow-up to her Oscar-nominated Past Lives.

This work by Helen Cammock was comissioned to run alongside the Turner Prize 2023 at Towner Eastbourne

To coincide with Nigel Hall’s exhibition Here and Now, There and Then, Gravity/Levity (2015), is temporarily installed on the Devonshire Quarter Plaza.

Five artworks created by artist Verity-Jane Keefe are now installed in Shinewater and Langney. 

Artist Navine G. Dossos conducted workshops with residents of Eastbourne's Devonshire Ward to create Riviera: a communal-and-community-designed textile pattern made from stencils relating to the neighbourhood.

Four new benches situated at the Warren Hill dew pond have been commissioned by Towner and created by artists Will Spankie and Alinah Azadeh.

Fine art is shown with counterculture and pop in this vibrant exhibition revealing how artists of very different kinds responded to the crises of their day through their relationships to Sussex and to the many different movements of modernism.

Emii Alrai works primarily in sculpture and installation, exploring Middle Eastern mythologies, archaeology and Western museum structures.

Our relaxed and fun drop-in studio space, designed for all ages and open every day for summer.

Join Helen Warren (Family Roots) for a talk exploring the poignant history of the Van Lier Family.  

Tony Pulford will share his research into EJ Bunnett, an eminent Edwardian amateur entomologist and naturalist who had many links to Eastbourne. 

Join us as part of Towner's Heritage Open Days for an informal 30 minute tour of our award-winning building.

Tom Hiddleston, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Karen Gillan and Mark Hamill star in this genre-bending sci-fi, based on a Stephen King novella.

A neo-Western with darkly comic elements, Eddington follows the political and social fallout of an unprecedented time in contemporary America. 

This work by Helen Cammock was comissioned to run alongside the Turner Prize 2023 at Towner Eastbourne

To coincide with Nigel Hall’s exhibition Here and Now, There and Then, Gravity/Levity (2015), is temporarily installed on the Devonshire Quarter Plaza.

Five artworks created by artist Verity-Jane Keefe are now installed in Shinewater and Langney. 

Artist Navine G. Dossos conducted workshops with residents of Eastbourne's Devonshire Ward to create Riviera: a communal-and-community-designed textile pattern made from stencils relating to the neighbourhood.

A new exhibition by Leap Then Look at The Sidings, Newhaven.

Four new benches situated at the Warren Hill dew pond have been commissioned by Towner and created by artists Will Spankie and Alinah Azadeh.

Fine art is shown with counterculture and pop in this vibrant exhibition revealing how artists of very different kinds responded to the crises of their day through their relationships to Sussex and to the many different movements of modernism.

Emii Alrai works primarily in sculpture and installation, exploring Middle Eastern mythologies, archaeology and Western museum structures.

Our relaxed and fun drop-in studio space, designed for all ages and open every day for summer.

Věra Chytilová’s Daisies stands as both a core film in our understanding of surrealism and, also, one of the most anarchically enjoyable films yet made.

Led by Kelly Van Doorn, Heritage Collections Co-ordinator, this is an opportunity to get hands-on and help with sifting through and cataloguing the Eastbourne Theatres archive.   

A chance to go behind the scenes to explore Towner’s Art Store and view works from the Towner Collection.

Philip Trevelyan's remarkable cult documentary is screening as part of Sussex On Screen, a season showcasing films which feature Sussex landscapes and locations.

Join artist Alison France on a BSL tour of Sussex Modernism

A chance to go behind the scenes to explore Towner’s Art Store and view works from the Towner Collection.

A neo-Western with darkly comic elements, Eddington follows the political and social fallout of an unprecedented time in contemporary America. 

Tom Hiddleston, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Karen Gillan and Mark Hamill star in this genre-bending sci-fi, based on a Stephen King novella.

This work by Helen Cammock was comissioned to run alongside the Turner Prize 2023 at Towner Eastbourne

To coincide with Nigel Hall’s exhibition Here and Now, There and Then, Gravity/Levity (2015), is temporarily installed on the Devonshire Quarter Plaza.

Five artworks created by artist Verity-Jane Keefe are now installed in Shinewater and Langney. 

Artist Navine G. Dossos conducted workshops with residents of Eastbourne's Devonshire Ward to create Riviera: a communal-and-community-designed textile pattern made from stencils relating to the neighbourhood.

A new exhibition by Leap Then Look at The Sidings, Newhaven.

Four new benches situated at the Warren Hill dew pond have been commissioned by Towner and created by artists Will Spankie and Alinah Azadeh.

Experience our exhibitions in a new light with Yoga in the Gallery. This 60-minute flow session, suitable for all levels, is designed to calm, inspire, and uplift.

Fine art is shown with counterculture and pop in this vibrant exhibition revealing how artists of very different kinds responded to the crises of their day through their relationships to Sussex and to the many different movements of modernism.

Emii Alrai works primarily in sculpture and installation, exploring Middle Eastern mythologies, archaeology and Western museum structures.

Our relaxed and fun drop-in studio space, designed for all ages and open every day for summer.

A free drop-in screening of rarely-seen archive footage featuring Eastbourne, from University of Brighton’s Screen Archive South East 

A chance to go behind the scenes to explore Towner’s Art Store and view works from the Towner Collection.

A chance to go behind the scenes to explore Towner’s Art Store and view works from the Towner Collection.

This work by Helen Cammock was comissioned to run alongside the Turner Prize 2023 at Towner Eastbourne

To coincide with Nigel Hall’s exhibition Here and Now, There and Then, Gravity/Levity (2015), is temporarily installed on the Devonshire Quarter Plaza.

Five artworks created by artist Verity-Jane Keefe are now installed in Shinewater and Langney. 

Artist Navine G. Dossos conducted workshops with residents of Eastbourne's Devonshire Ward to create Riviera: a communal-and-community-designed textile pattern made from stencils relating to the neighbourhood.

A new exhibition by Leap Then Look at The Sidings, Newhaven.

Four new benches situated at the Warren Hill dew pond have been commissioned by Towner and created by artists Will Spankie and Alinah Azadeh.

This work by Helen Cammock was comissioned to run alongside the Turner Prize 2023 at Towner Eastbourne

To coincide with Nigel Hall’s exhibition Here and Now, There and Then, Gravity/Levity (2015), is temporarily installed on the Devonshire Quarter Plaza.

Five artworks created by artist Verity-Jane Keefe are now installed in Shinewater and Langney. 

Artist Navine G. Dossos conducted workshops with residents of Eastbourne's Devonshire Ward to create Riviera: a communal-and-community-designed textile pattern made from stencils relating to the neighbourhood.

Four new benches situated at the Warren Hill dew pond have been commissioned by Towner and created by artists Will Spankie and Alinah Azadeh.

Fine art is shown with counterculture and pop in this vibrant exhibition revealing how artists of very different kinds responded to the crises of their day through their relationships to Sussex and to the many different movements of modernism.

Emii Alrai works primarily in sculpture and installation, exploring Middle Eastern mythologies, archaeology and Western museum structures.

A neo-Western with darkly comic elements, Eddington follows the political and social fallout of an unprecedented time in contemporary America. 

Kevin Gordon of The Friends of Ocklynge Cemetery will delve into the life and legacy of Alderman John Chisholm Towner.

This work by Helen Cammock was comissioned to run alongside the Turner Prize 2023 at Towner Eastbourne

To coincide with Nigel Hall’s exhibition Here and Now, There and Then, Gravity/Levity (2015), is temporarily installed on the Devonshire Quarter Plaza.

Five artworks created by artist Verity-Jane Keefe are now installed in Shinewater and Langney. 

Artist Navine G. Dossos conducted workshops with residents of Eastbourne's Devonshire Ward to create Riviera: a communal-and-community-designed textile pattern made from stencils relating to the neighbourhood.