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

A must-see for fans of Eric Ravilious and newcomers alike, this new and bespoke space features an expanded display of Ravilious’ works from the Towner Collection, showcasing the prodigious output of one of Eastbourne’s most celebrated artists.

A rare opportunity to see J.M.W. Turner at his most experimental and gestural during the 250th anniversary of his birth year.

Through her multidisciplinary practice, Dana Awartani addresses the physical loss of cultural heritage through the lens of abandoned, destroyed and vanishing places.

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.

A must-see for fans of Eric Ravilious and newcomers alike, this new and bespoke space features an expanded display of Ravilious’ works from the Towner Collection, showcasing the prodigious output of one of Eastbourne’s most celebrated artists.

A rare opportunity to see J.M.W. Turner at his most experimental and gestural during the 250th anniversary of his birth year.

Through her multidisciplinary practice, Dana Awartani addresses the physical loss of cultural heritage through the lens of abandoned, destroyed and vanishing places.

Hamnet ­– based on Maggie O’Farrell’s acclaimed novel – is a wildly sensitive, magnificently crafted story of love, grief and the restorative power of art, nominated for multiple awards at the upcoming Golden Globes including Best Drama, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. 

Hamnet ­– based on Maggie O’Farrell’s acclaimed novel – is a wildly sensitive, magnificently crafted story of love, grief and the restorative power of art, nominated for multiple awards at the upcoming Golden Globes including Best Drama, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. 

Told in her own words and through the voices of those who knew her best, Becoming Victoria Wood uncovers the formative experiences and personal battles that powered Victoria’s unmatched ability to make the nation laugh. 

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.

A must-see for fans of Eric Ravilious and newcomers alike, this new and bespoke space features an expanded display of Ravilious’ works from the Towner Collection, showcasing the prodigious output of one of Eastbourne’s most celebrated artists.

A rare opportunity to see J.M.W. Turner at his most experimental and gestural during the 250th anniversary of his birth year.

Through her multidisciplinary practice, Dana Awartani addresses the physical loss of cultural heritage through the lens of abandoned, destroyed and vanishing places.

Hamnet ­– based on Maggie O’Farrell’s acclaimed novel – is a wildly sensitive, magnificently crafted story of love, grief and the restorative power of art, nominated for multiple awards at the upcoming Golden Globes including Best Drama, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. 

Join one of the curators of The Ravilious Collection, Karen Taylor, for a 20-minute discussion about the exhibition.

Hamnet ­– based on Maggie O’Farrell’s acclaimed novel – is a wildly sensitive, magnificently crafted story of love, grief and the restorative power of art, nominated for multiple awards at the upcoming Golden Globes including Best Drama, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. 

In this simple, friendly and hospitable space, fears and other difficult feelings can be safely expressed and acknowledged during a conversation without pre-set objectives in mind.

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.

A turning point for French cinema, La Haine is screening as part of Towner Cine Club's series 'The Kids Aren't Alright'

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.

A must-see for fans of Eric Ravilious and newcomers alike, this new and bespoke space features an expanded display of Ravilious’ works from the Towner Collection, showcasing the prodigious output of one of Eastbourne’s most celebrated artists.

A rare opportunity to see J.M.W. Turner at his most experimental and gestural during the 250th anniversary of his birth year.

Through her multidisciplinary practice, Dana Awartani addresses the physical loss of cultural heritage through the lens of abandoned, destroyed and vanishing places.

Hamnet ­– based on Maggie O’Farrell’s acclaimed novel – is a wildly sensitive, magnificently crafted story of love, grief and the restorative power of art, nominated for multiple awards at the upcoming Golden Globes including Best Drama, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. 

Hamnet ­– based on Maggie O’Farrell’s acclaimed novel – is a wildly sensitive, magnificently crafted story of love, grief and the restorative power of art, nominated for multiple awards at the upcoming Golden Globes including Best Drama, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. 

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.

Our relaxed and fun drop-in studio space, designed for all ages.

A must-see for fans of Eric Ravilious and newcomers alike, this new and bespoke space features an expanded display of Ravilious’ works from the Towner Collection, showcasing the prodigious output of one of Eastbourne’s most celebrated artists.

A rare opportunity to see J.M.W. Turner at his most experimental and gestural during the 250th anniversary of his birth year.

Through her multidisciplinary practice, Dana Awartani addresses the physical loss of cultural heritage through the lens of abandoned, destroyed and vanishing places.

Hamnet ­– based on Maggie O’Farrell’s acclaimed novel – is a wildly sensitive, magnificently crafted story of love, grief and the restorative power of art, nominated for multiple awards at the upcoming Golden Globes including Best Drama, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. 

Join artist Alison France on a BSL tour of The Ravilious Collection.

Hamnet ­– based on Maggie O’Farrell’s acclaimed novel – is a wildly sensitive, magnificently crafted story of love, grief and the restorative power of art, nominated for multiple awards at the upcoming Golden Globes including Best Drama, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. 

Hamnet ­– based on Maggie O’Farrell’s acclaimed novel – is a wildly sensitive, magnificently crafted story of love, grief and the restorative power of art, nominated for multiple awards at the upcoming Golden Globes including Best Drama, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. 

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.

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.

Our relaxed and fun drop-in studio space, designed for all ages.

A must-see for fans of Eric Ravilious and newcomers alike, this new and bespoke space features an expanded display of Ravilious’ works from the Towner Collection, showcasing the prodigious output of one of Eastbourne’s most celebrated artists.

Through her multidisciplinary practice, Dana Awartani addresses the physical loss of cultural heritage through the lens of abandoned, destroyed and vanishing places.

A rare opportunity to see J.M.W. Turner at his most experimental and gestural during the 250th anniversary of his birth year.

At one of her lavish parties, celebrated Parisan courtesan Violetta is introduced to Alfredo Germont. The two fall madly in love, and though hesitant to leave behind her life of luxury and freedom, Violetta follows her heart. But the young couple’s happiness is short-lived, as the harsh realities of life soon come knocking.

Hamnet ­– based on Maggie O’Farrell’s acclaimed novel – is a wildly sensitive, magnificently crafted story of love, grief and the restorative power of art, nominated for multiple awards at the upcoming Golden Globes including Best Drama, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. 

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.

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.