Viva Lewes Issue #154 July 2019

THE ‘GARDEN PARTY’ ISSUE
CONTENTS
Bits and bobs.
8-27. Cover artist Hasia Curtis on watching
people; Charly Saunders on running his
own Lewes business; Photo of the month
sees Holly Lampard late for work; win
tickets – to The Lion, the Witch and the
Wardrobe, or Firle Vintage Fair; book
reviews for John O’Donoghue and The
Frogmore Press; a pet snake; and how
to help an injured bat; spread the word
– Japanese coincidence?; Charity box
on Lewes and District Dementia Action
Alliance; Sussex Birds on Bikes; happy
birthday to the Friday Food Market;
Carlotta Luke and other Lewes Women in
Business; Craig’s Garden Party.
Columns.
29-33. Eleanor Knight dispenses with the
frocks and trugs; John Henty remembers
Paul Millmore; and David Jarman on loss
and friendship.
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On this month.
35-49. Feral is open air theatre at Lewes
Castle; Jimmy Cliff at Love Supreme; and
The Rude Mechanical’s Ikarus Inc is on
in the Grange; Brainchild Festival comes
to Bentley Wildfowl; Refugee Tales walk
from Brighton to Hastings – and stop
off in Lewes; and Dexter Lee rounds up
this month’s films; Charleston Festival of
the Garden for the Curious; and Monk’s
House, 100 years on from when Virginia
Woolf first moved there.
Art.
50-55. The crafty Women of Ditchling;
Art and about with Lindsey Pearson, and
Simone Riley at Chalk Gallery, Martyrs’
work to save Hans Feibusch’s Pilgrim’s
Progress; Newhaven Open Call; Hastings
Contemporary; and more.
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Listings and Free time.
57-73. The Waterlily Festival at Sheffield
Park, plus Pause: Photography Inspired
by Film, Sussex Inn Signs and Their
History, Lewes Speakers Festival, Lewes
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