Viva Lewes Issue #128 May 2017

WEDNESDAY 10
Volume Control. Daniel
Rachel, author of 'Walls Come
Tumbling Down' opens a
Lewes Labour discussion on
whether music still has the
power to change politics for
the better (see pg 31). Phoenix
Centre, 7.30pm, free.
Ruskin and the Pre-Raphaelites. Talk on Ruskin’s
support of the brotherhood. Uckfield Civic Centre,
2.15pm, £7 (members free).
THURSDAY 11
Sussex Modernism. Talk with curator and lecturer
Dr Hope Wolf exploring the lives and works of
modernist artists, writers and communities that
came to Sussex in the early and mid-twentieth
century. The Keep, 5.30pm, £3.
FRIDAY 12
Film: Dark Horse (PG). All Saints, 8pm, £5.
SATURDAY 13 – SATURDAY 20
Woman in Mind. Lewes Theatre Group’s
performances of the Alan Ayckbourn play. See
lewestheatre.org.
SATURDAY 13
Every Sort of People festival. Inclusive community
festival featuring live music, DJs, art, food, fun
activities and more. The Dripping Pan, 1pm-8pm,
£6/£10 (under 7’s free). See pg 33.
First swim at the Pells. First dip after the winter
closure. Pells Pool, 12pm, see pellspool.org.uk.
Happy Hour. Jonathan Brown’s darkly comic oneman
show. All Saints, 7.30pm, £8-£10, somethingunderground.co.uk.
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