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Viva Lewes Issue #140 May 2018

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MAY listings<br />

WEDNESDAY 2<br />

Hardy Geraniums. Talk with<br />

Tom Stone on the 1,000 (and<br />

more) species and cultivars which<br />

can be used as ground cover as<br />

well as in a border. St Thomas’<br />

Church Hall, 7.30pm, £3 for non-members.<br />

The Life Cycle of Stars. <strong>Lewes</strong> Astronomers<br />

talk with Bob Turner. Town Hall Lecture Room,<br />

7.30pm, £3 for non-members.<br />

THURSDAY 3<br />

Comedy at the Con. With Daniel Muggleton,<br />

Adam Bloom and Joe Wilkinson. Con Club,<br />

7.30pm, £12/£8.<br />

FRIDAY 4<br />

Let’s Get Funked. Funk, soul and reggae night<br />

for grown-up dance lovers. Drinks half price<br />

between 7.30-8.30pm. All Saints, 7.30pm, £7 adv.<br />

SATURDAY 5<br />

Pells Pool opens. For full opening schedule and<br />

times see pellspool.org.uk.<br />

The Great Green Gig Fundraiser. Three local<br />

bands (Ed and Ella, Dale aka T&G and Hybrid<br />

Kid), dancing and a bar. Organised by <strong>Lewes</strong><br />

District Green Party. All Saints, 7.30pm-11pm,<br />

£10/£8.<br />

SUNDAY 6<br />

Wedding Showcase. Chance<br />

to explore the house and garden,<br />

free goody bag, welcome<br />

drinks and staff on hand to<br />

answer questions. Anne of<br />

Cleves, 11am-3pm, free.<br />

Hit the Downs MTB. Annual off-road cycling<br />

event raising funds for Chestnut Tree House. See<br />

chestnut-tree-house.org.uk for details.<br />

SUNDAY 6 & MONDAY 7<br />

Spring Live. Celebrating all aspects of the great<br />

outdoors, with outdoor pursuits and interactive<br />

entertainment including a new live music stage,<br />

survival skills workshops and inspiring creative<br />

zones. South of England Showground, Ardingly,<br />

9am-5pm, prices vary, see seas.org.uk.<br />

MONDAY 7<br />

<strong>Lewes</strong> Garland Day. Morris dancing, procession<br />

and children’s garland competition. Dancing in<br />

the Gun Garden (10.15am), procession down<br />

Cliffe Precinct (11am), followed by dancing at<br />

the Precinct (11.15am), The John Harvey Tavern<br />

(12.15pm) and The Dorset (1.15pm). Events<br />

across town from 9.45am.<br />

WEDNESDAY 9<br />

A Potted History of Britain. Illustrated talk<br />

on the history of 6,000 years of British ceramics.<br />

Uckfield Civic Centre, 2pm, £7 (free for<br />

members).<br />

Recording Everyday Lives. Join the Mass<br />

Observation staff team for an afternoon exploring<br />

their collection of day diaries reflecting the<br />

thoughts and experiences of ordinary people from<br />

1937 to the present day. The Keep, 2.30pm, £5.<br />

An Evening of Photographs from the Archives<br />

of Edward Reeves. Fundraiser for Priory School,<br />

compered by photographer Tom Reeves. Photograph<br />

displays and refreshment bar provided by<br />

Friends of Priory. Priory School, 7.30pm, £5/£3.<br />

FRIDAY 11<br />

My Less Plastic Life.<br />

Three local people explain<br />

how they’ve cut out plastic.<br />

Bring along your own<br />

plastic-free living tips and<br />

products. Hosted by Plastic<br />

Free <strong>Lewes</strong>. Elly, 7.30pm, reserve free places at<br />

eventbrite.co.uk.<br />

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