Get ready for an action-packed evening that the whole family can enjoy – LDN Wrestling is coming to town! This thrilling event is suitable for all ages, bringing the excitement of live wrestling to your doorstep.  With heart-pounding matches, incredible athleticism, and unforgettable moments, it’s the perfect way to spend a night out with family and friends.  The event will run for two hours, including a 20-minute break, giving you plenty of time to grab snacks, stretch your legs, and chat with fellow wrestling fans. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to the sport, LDN Wrestling promises an experience that will have you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.  We’re also offering some fantastic ticket options to make sure everyone can join in on the fun!

Following their successful tour to the Netherlands, come along to a summer performance by the Brighton & East Sussex Youth Orchestra (with members from the Hastings Advanced Youth String Orchestra). The concert will feature a variety of styles of music such as Mussorgsky's Night on a Bare Mountain, Silvestri's Back to the Future, Grieg's Enigma Variations and Sherman's Mary Poppins. Please note this event takes place at Lewes Town Hall, 18 High Street, Lewes, BN7 2DQ

Leading art critic, art historian, broadcaster and authorAndrew Graham-Dixon will be presenting an evening talk at Lewes Town Hall. In this wide-ranging talk, Andrew plays the role both of biographer and detective to discuss the principles and practice of art appreciation. He will explore some of his favourite paintings from many different corners of the history of art, telling the fascinating stories that lie behind them and revealing their often hidden meanings. Includes an interval with bar; plus a book signing and chance to meet Andrew. Venue has level street access. Andrew Graham-Dixon is the most gifted art critic of his generation. Unsparing, witty and probing, with a supple style, a real passion for the concrete body of art and a clear sense of its social environment, he encourages you to think and feel. Robert Hughes, former art critic of Time magazine and writer of The Shock of the New.

A 90 minute Guided Walk through Lewes introducing you to some of the darker stories from the Towns History. Ghosts, Executions, Disasters, Murders - who is the spectral policeman, who was bricked up in a wall and many more. Led by Local author and EQUITY member Robert Stevens who has been taking Ghost Walks in Sussex for 29 years. Meet outside the Town Hall opp War Memorial. The carparks are free in the evening so plenty of places to park!