What's On

Drawing the Unspeakable explores the universal language of drawing – a medium that renowned broadcaster David Dimbleby and his daughter, the artist and writer Liza Dimbleby, have long recognised as a powerful tool for expressing the inexpressible.

In this film, Byrne slowly documents the 360-degree panoramic display of the famous natural history diorama at Biologiska Museet in Stockholm, Sweden.

The Ravilious Gallery and Collection Library, supported by Eastbourne Arts Circle, is a room in Gallery 1 presenting changing exhibitions of artworks from the Towner Collection.

This free exhibition on our ground floor will include works by artists Nathan Coley, Anne Hardy, Marine Huggonier, Alicja Kwade and Emma Stibbon.

Three-time Olivier Award-winner Sharon D Clarke is joined by Ncuti Gatwa (Doctor Who; Sex Education) in this joyful reimagining of Oscar Wilde’s most celebrated comedy.

Discover the maverick behind some of the most iconic images of the past century on a road trip across England with photographer Martin Parr, whose subjects, frames and colours have revolutionised contemporary photography.

What's it feel like to die? Bong Joon-ho’s eagerly awaited follow-up to his historic Oscar-winning sensation Parasite stars Robert Pattinson as a slacker in space. 

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.

Drawing the Unspeakable explores the universal language of drawing – a medium that renowned broadcaster David Dimbleby and his daughter, the artist and writer Liza Dimbleby, have long recognised as a powerful tool for expressing the inexpressible.

In this film, Byrne slowly documents the 360-degree panoramic display of the famous natural history diorama at Biologiska Museet in Stockholm, Sweden.

The Ravilious Gallery and Collection Library, supported by Eastbourne Arts Circle, is a room in Gallery 1 presenting changing exhibitions of artworks from the Towner Collection.

This free exhibition on our ground floor will include works by artists Nathan Coley, Anne Hardy, Marine Huggonier, Alicja Kwade and Emma Stibbon.

This series of short animated films explores South Africa's political history through the characters Soho Eckstein and Felix Teitlebaum.

Baywatch’s Pamela Anderson returns to the screen with a show-stopping, Golden Globe-nominated performance in The Last Showgirl.

Seven-time BAFTA Award-winner Steve Coogan plays four roles in the world premiere stage adaptation of Stanley Kubrick’s comedy masterpiece Dr. Strangelove.

What's it feel like to die? Bong Joon-ho’s eagerly awaited follow-up to his historic Oscar-winning sensation Parasite stars Robert Pattinson as a slacker in space. 

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.

Lit by the soft flickering glow of candlelight, enjoy a slightly slower-paced flow session led by Alli Stevenson.

Drawing the Unspeakable explores the universal language of drawing – a medium that renowned broadcaster David Dimbleby and his daughter, the artist and writer Liza Dimbleby, have long recognised as a powerful tool for expressing the inexpressible.

In this film, Byrne slowly documents the 360-degree panoramic display of the famous natural history diorama at Biologiska Museet in Stockholm, Sweden.

The Ravilious Gallery and Collection Library, supported by Eastbourne Arts Circle, is a room in Gallery 1 presenting changing exhibitions of artworks from the Towner Collection.

This free exhibition on our ground floor will include works by artists Nathan Coley, Anne Hardy, Marine Huggonier, Alicja Kwade and Emma Stibbon.

Screening in a special preview, Darren Thornton’s (A Date for Mad Mary) award-winning new comedy is the witty, disarming and tender story of one Irish son juggling four very different mothers. 

Join a tour of our extensive collection of Eric Ravilious works, followed by afternoon tea at Light.

Bridget Jones is back. Now a widow, following the tragic loss of her husband Mark Darcy (Colin Firth), she’s encouraged by friends and family to forge a new path towards life and love.

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.

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.

Drawing the Unspeakable explores the universal language of drawing – a medium that renowned broadcaster David Dimbleby and his daughter, the artist and writer Liza Dimbleby, have long recognised as a powerful tool for expressing the inexpressible.

In this film, Byrne slowly documents the 360-degree panoramic display of the famous natural history diorama at Biologiska Museet in Stockholm, Sweden.

The Ravilious Gallery and Collection Library, supported by Eastbourne Arts Circle, is a room in Gallery 1 presenting changing exhibitions of artworks from the Towner Collection.

This free exhibition on our ground floor will include works by artists Nathan Coley, Anne Hardy, Marine Huggonier, Alicja Kwade and Emma Stibbon.

Bridget Jones is back. Now a widow, following the tragic loss of her husband Mark Darcy (Colin Firth), she’s encouraged by friends and family to forge a new path towards life and love.

The spectacular Musée d’Orsay exhibition brings fresh eyes to the extraordinary tale of The Impressionists.

David Tennant and Cush Jumbo lead a stellar cast in an ‘enthralling’ (★★★★★ Daily Telegraph) new production of Shakespeare’s MACBETH, filmed live at the Donmar Warehouse in London.

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.

Drawing the Unspeakable explores the universal language of drawing – a medium that renowned broadcaster David Dimbleby and his daughter, the artist and writer Liza Dimbleby, have long recognised as a powerful tool for expressing the inexpressible.

In this film, Byrne slowly documents the 360-degree panoramic display of the famous natural history diorama at Biologiska Museet in Stockholm, Sweden.

The Ravilious Gallery and Collection Library, supported by Eastbourne Arts Circle, is a room in Gallery 1 presenting changing exhibitions of artworks from the Towner Collection.

This free exhibition on our ground floor will include works by artists Nathan Coley, Anne Hardy, Marine Huggonier, Alicja Kwade and Emma Stibbon.

What's it feel like to die? Bong Joon-ho’s eagerly awaited follow-up to his historic Oscar-winning sensation Parasite stars Robert Pattinson as a slacker in space. 

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.

Drawing the Unspeakable explores the universal language of drawing – a medium that renowned broadcaster David Dimbleby and his daughter, the artist and writer Liza Dimbleby, have long recognised as a powerful tool for expressing the inexpressible.

In this film, Byrne slowly documents the 360-degree panoramic display of the famous natural history diorama at Biologiska Museet in Stockholm, Sweden.

The Ravilious Gallery and Collection Library, supported by Eastbourne Arts Circle, is a room in Gallery 1 presenting changing exhibitions of artworks from the Towner Collection.

This free exhibition on our ground floor will include works by artists Nathan Coley, Anne Hardy, Marine Huggonier, Alicja Kwade and Emma Stibbon.

Timothée Chalamet is Bob Dylan in Oscar-nominated director James Mangold’s electric true story.

What's it feel like to die? Bong Joon-ho’s eagerly awaited follow-up to his historic Oscar-winning sensation Parasite stars Robert Pattinson as a slacker in space. 

Lit by the soft flickering glow of candlelight, enjoy a slightly slower-paced flow session led by Alli Stevenson.

Discover the maverick behind some of the most iconic images of the past century on a road trip across England with photographer Martin Parr, whose subjects, frames and colours have revolutionised contemporary photography.

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.