Viva Lewes Issue #154 July 2019

July listings (cont.)
Feral. Sisata Theatre present
a new Gypsy-folk musical
drama exploring racism,
community, the gypsy
experience and the conflict
between logic and intuition,
with live music from Hui
Hue and Caolan Walpot.
Lewes Castle Gun Garden
(please bring own chairs), 6pm, £10/£8. See
page 35.
MONDAY 8
TUESDAY 9
The Rise of Thomas Paine.
Lewes History Group talk by
Paul Myles, focusing on his
research into Thomas Paine’s
time in Lewes. King’s Church,
7pm for 7.30pm, £1/£3.
CALLING ALL
ARTISTS TO
EXHIBIT IN
NEWHAVEN.
Artists and non artists are invited to make
work about Newhaven. This can be an
individual or collaborative project and it
is free to enter.
All information and guidelines are at
Newhaven Museum and Newhaven Town
Council, Newhaven and Lewes Tourist
Information Centre, Lewes House, Lewes.
Further info at www.newhavenprojects.co.uk
The exhibition will be in the centre of
Newhaven at the Ship Hotel during
Newhaven Festival and Lewes District
Council Artwave.
Life Drawing. Regular drop-in session, bring
your own materials. Lewes Arms, 7.30pm, £5
(also on Tuesday 30th).
WEDNESDAY 10
Functional Day Retreat – Healthy for Life.
Boost brain function, reset weight & reduce
disease with functional medicine practitioner
Tanya Borowski. Hawthbush Farm, 10am-
4.30pm, see tanyaborowski.com.
THURSDAY 11
Comedy at the Con Edinburgh warm-up special.
With George Egg and Boothby Graffoe.
Con Club, 7.30pm, £9-£13.
FRIDAY 12 – SUNDAY 14
Lewes Speakers Festival. With guests including
Helen Pankhurst, Andy Smart, Jonathan
Fenby, David Wilson, Rosa Prince and many
more. All Saints, see speakersfestivals.com for
full programme.