What's On in Seaford
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Exhibition of completed sketchbooks created to raise vital funds for SCIP (Sussex Contemporary Illustrators and Printmakers). Features an immersive Doodle Room with live art on 27–29 March. Free and inclusive.
Classic British afternoon tea with live jazz by Neal Richardson (Splash Point Music). Book online at the-view.co.uk/events.
Artist Andrew Schlussel discusses his drawing practice and observation techniques at the Crypt Gallery. Adults 18+. Part of the Sketchbook Challenge Exhibition.
A rare and quiet walk into wisdom, beauty and faith found through a life working with the land. Film launch event at Life Church Seaford.
3-day multimodality retreat: Breathwork, Yoga, Sound Healing, Meditation, Cacao Ceremony and more at Florence House, Seaford Head. Begins Friday 27 March.
Online Zoom talk by Chris Cook on the History of Photography. Open to members and invited guests. Seaford Photographic Society meets every Friday from September to May.
Community gong bath sound healing session at Cross Way Church, Seaford. Part of an established series by local practitioner Lara Mead.
Free, fun, and friendly weekly 5km community run/walk/jog event at Seaford Beach. Register once at parkrun.org.uk and bring a printed or digital barcode. Every Saturday at 9am.
Monthly community market with up to 26 stalls selling local foods, crafts, preserves, beverages and goods made by local people. Held on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month.
Three-course lunch with soft drinks in support of Family Support Work charity. Guests can view and purchase watercolours by late Seaford artist Anthony Morgan-Jones.
Seaford Town FC home league fixture in the Southern Combination Football League Premier division.
Free nature recovery volunteer day for ages 16–25. Assist Rangers with habitat management and landscape conservation work. Travel costs can be covered. Bring lunch and suitable outdoor clothing.
Pick up a spotter sheet from the Visitor Centre and explore the park looking for signs of spring. Return completed sheet to claim a small prize. No booking required. Runs 28 March – 12 April.
Performance of Handel's Messiah at St Leonard's Church, Seaford.
5-day Reiki Master/Teacher course retreat by the sea. Completely immersed in Reiki teachings with like-minded souls at Florence House on Seaford Head.
Exhibition exploring pilgrimage, the Camino de Santiago journey, textiles and creative healing. Solo show by Victoria Lusted-May at the Crypt Gallery.
Networking breakfast hosted by Seaford Chamber of Commerce with guest speaker James MacCleary MP. At The View, Southdown Road.
Easter-themed market featuring local artists and makers at Bishopstone Station's historic Old Parcel Room. Seasonal refreshments available. Organised by Friends of Bishopstone Station.
Seaford Town FC home league fixture vs Newhaven in the Southern Combination Football League Premier division. Local derby.
Community boot, craft and produce fair organised by Seaford Rotary Club. No need to book — sellers arrive from 7:30am, public 9am–1pm. £10 pitch fee collected on the day.
ABC Fund charity event — bunnies hidden around Big Park for children to find. Book in advance at The Gateway Cafe or email [email protected].
Talk by Natalie Graham on her 30 years broadcasting for the BBC in Sussex. All welcome. Wheelchair accessible — notify organisers in advance if needed.
Two-hour fun, practical first aid workshop for ages 8+. Covers resuscitation, recovery position, choking, asthma and severe bleeding. Trainers hold enhanced DBS certification.
Fun mini-canvas sip and paint session featuring a colourful kingfisher. Good vibes and creativity — all welcome.
Monthly community market with up to 26 stalls selling local foods, crafts, preserves, beverages and goods made by local people. 2nd Saturday of each month.
Seaford Town FC home league fixture in the Southern Combination Football League Premier division.
A fun, productive and creative full day exploring the art of mosaic with a gourmet lunch included. Small group workshop in Seaford.
Community car boot sale at Martello Fields organised by Seaford Bonfire Society. Gates open 7:30am for sellers, public access from 8:30am to 1pm. Cars £8, vans £10 (pay at gate). No need to book — just turn up. Refreshments available.
One-hour concert presented by Seaford Music Society. Part of the 2025-2026 season of professional chamber music. Under 26s free. Complimentary refreshments after the concert.
Seaford CC 2nd XI home league cricket fixture at The Salts main pitch.
Illustrated talk by local historian Kevin Gordon on the hidden history of Cuckmere, including the railway that ran from Exceat to the beach and the cable hut. Pre-booking required.
Scenic half marathon combining Seaford seafront with the South Downs. Trail course starting from the Salts Recreation Ground — undulating and challenging with stunning coastal views. Organised by Rotary Martello Seaford and Seaford Striders. Free race photos, bespoke medal. 2026 surplus supports Rockinghorse Children's Charity, St Wilfrid's Hospice, and Rotary Martello Seaford.
Illustrated talk by local historian Ian Everest examining life on Manor Farm at Bishopstone during the 1950s, featuring original cine film of a year on the farm. Includes speaker's personal childhood recollections from the village.
Car boot and crafts fair at Martello Fields. Gates open 7:30am for sellers, public 8:30am-1pm. Cars £10, vans/trailers £15 (pay at gate). Refreshments on site, disabled parking available.
Long weekend yoga retreat catering for all levels from beginner to experienced. Nine yoga sessions over 3 days. Led by Cheryl and Sue at Florence House on Seaford Head.
Guided walk with Gary Webster exploring how the South Downs were formed, archaeological traces beneath the landscape, and the mystery of why Exceat's residents abandoned their homes. 1.5 hours. Steep hills and potentially muddy terrain — suitable footwear required.
Monthly community market with up to 26 stalls selling local foods, crafts, preserves, beverages and goods made by local people. 4th Saturday of each month.
Team adventure race against the clock: bike 31 miles through clifftop roads, hike 10 miles along Seven Sisters cliffs, paddle 2 miles on the River Cuckmere. Teams of 2 or 4. Minimum fundraising required. Ages 18+ (16–17 with parent/guardian).
Seaford Rugby Football Club 1st XV cup final home fixture.
Seaford Town FC home league fixture in the Southern Combination Football League Premier division.
Seaford CC 2nd XI home cricket fixture at The Salts main pitch against Crawley CC Sussex 2nd XI.
20+ artists exhibiting 2D and 3D work with a denim-inspired theme. Preview evening Tuesday 28 April 6–8pm. Open Wednesday to Sunday during the run.
Seaford CC 1st XI home league cricket fixture against Ram CC at The Salts.
Monthly boot, craft and produce fair at Martello Fields. First Sunday of each month April-October. Stallholders arrive 7:30am, public 9am-1pm. Pitch fee £10, no booking needed. Proceeds to Seaford Rotary Charitable Trust.
Talk by Pete Allen on 'Entertaining the Troops – The story of ENSA and the Theatres of War'. The wartime entertainment service that kept spirits high. All welcome. Wheelchair accessible.
School disco for Chyngton School children, organised by the PTFA.
Monthly community market with up to 26 stalls selling local foods, crafts, preserves, beverages and goods made by local people. 2nd Saturday of each month.
Coastal running race along the seafront from the Martello Tower towards Newhaven and back — accurate measured out-and-back course. England Athletics affiliated. Bespoke medal for all finishers. Free parking. Proceeds support RNLI Newhaven Lifeboat.
Full-length concert by La Follia Band presented by Seaford Music Society. The final concert of the 2025-2026 season. Under 26s free. Complimentary refreshments after the concert.
Portrait exhibition celebrating community regulars — not celebrities, but regular people. Solo exhibition by artist Andrew Schlussel at the Crypt Gallery.
Acrylic painting workshop with artist Alicia Tolhurst-Brown. Maximum 8 participants. Contact 07882 298810 to book. Part of a recurring monthly series (Jan 30, Feb 27, Apr 17, May 15, Jun 26).
Celebrate folklore, music and creativity over 3 days at Alfriston Campsite. Live performances, mystical workshops, artisan marketplace. The 18th year of this festival includes a world record attempt — largest gathering saying 'I Do Believe in Fairies'.
Five Sussex artists exhibiting ceramics, glass, jewellery, painting and photography. Meet the Artist day on Saturday 23 May. Extended weekend hours. Artists: Jan Beesley, Jayne Luscombe, Chris Schneider, Charlie Todman, Julie Knight.
Open golf competition for men's seniors at Seaford Golf Club. Entry form available via the club website. One of Seaford Golf Club's annual open competitions.
Weekend yoga and pilates retreat at Florence House on Seaford Head. Facilitated by Sally Parkes and Heather Deaville — 6 yoga and Pilates classes over the weekend. Dynamic yoga, Hatha yoga and Pilates for all levels.
Monthly community market with up to 26 stalls selling local foods, crafts, preserves, beverages and goods made by local people. 4th Saturday of each month.
Open pairs golf competition for ladies at Seaford Golf Club. £100 per pair. Entry form available on the Seaford Golf Club website.
Opening night — two tickets for the price of one. A witty and touching backstage comedy about fame, family and farewell. Set in a dressing room during a star's final performance. Directed by Trish Richings. Tickets from TicketSource or Seaford Tourist Office in Church Street.
The Blues Brothers tribute act — a great night of music, dance and comedy. 'The Boys are Back in Town'! At The View Restaurant Bar and Function Venue on Seaford Head.
Saturday matinee performance of 'The Actress' — witty and touching backstage comedy about fame, family and farewell. Directed by Trish Richings.
Evening performance of 'The Actress' — witty backstage comedy. Directed by Trish Richings.
Evening performance of 'The Actress' — witty backstage comedy. Directed by Trish Richings.
Monthly boot, craft and produce fair at Martello Fields. Proceeds to Seaford Rotary Charitable Trust.
Evening performance of 'The Actress' — witty backstage comedy. Directed by Trish Richings.
Evening performance of 'The Actress' — witty backstage comedy. Directed by Trish Richings.
Evening performance of 'The Actress' — witty backstage comedy. Directed by Trish Richings.
Evening performance of 'The Actress' — witty backstage comedy. Directed by Trish Richings.
Evening performance of 'The Actress' — witty backstage comedy. Directed by Trish Richings.
Monthly community market with up to 26 stalls selling local foods, crafts, preserves, beverages and goods made by local people. 2nd Saturday of each month.
Final Saturday matinee of 'The Actress' — witty backstage comedy. Directed by Trish Richings.
Final evening performance of 'The Actress' — witty backstage comedy. Directed by Trish Richings.
Free 4-mile guided walk led by historian and author Pamela Earl covering downland and coastal scenery, visiting three churches and a medieval undercroft. Explores the 1545 French raids on the south coast — the Battle of the Solent, the loss of the Mary Rose, and the attack on Seaford Bay. Visits St Andrew's Bishopstone, St Peter East Blatchington, St Leonard's church, and the Crypt Gallery medieval undercroft. Public toilets and café at the yacht club opposite the start.
Talk by Reg Dove on the history of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. All welcome. Wheelchair accessible at Seaford Little Theatre.
American, classic, vintage, and custom cars, bikes, trikes and scooters at Martello Fields. Live bands, beer tent, funfair, hot and cold food. Free family event organised by Seaford Community Events Committee. 1.5K+ people interested.
Acrylic painting workshop with artist Alicia Tolhurst-Brown. Maximum 8 participants. Contact 07882 298810 to book.
Monthly community market with up to 26 stalls selling local foods, crafts, preserves, beverages and goods made by local people. 4th Saturday of each month.
Boot, craft and produce fair at Martello Fields organised by Seaford Bonfire Society. Gates open 7:30am for sellers, public access from 8:30am to 1pm. Refreshments available.
An audience with Dec Cluskey of The Bachelors, compèred by Colin Mills. Also featuring Victoria Cluskey performing songs through the decades. Doors 7pm, start 7:45pm. Tickets £17.
Inaugural community music festival hosted by Seaford Rotary. Afternoon and evening of live music from local musicians, hosted by Jonny Lewis. Picnics welcome, food and drink available. Proceeds to Seaford Rotary Charitable Trust. Intended to become an annual fixture.
Car boot and craft fair at Martello Fields organised by Seaford Bonfire Society. Gates open 7:30am for sellers, public access from 8:30am to 1pm. Refreshments available.
Car boot and craft fair at Martello Fields organised by Seaford Bonfire Society. Gates open 7:30am for sellers, public access from 8:30am to 1pm. Refreshments available.
Open mic poetry evening featuring guest poet Susan Evans. All welcome — whether to perform your own poetry or simply to relax and enjoy the words.
Drop-in climate action hub run by Seafuture. Open Thursday to Saturday 10am–1pm. Visit to discuss sustainability, climate action, and community projects in Seaford.
Weekend celebration of World Water Day featuring free guided tours with Rangers from multiple partner organisations, talks on Dew Ponds and the Chalk Reef at Beachy Head, and a family day with interactive activities including making your own aquifer.
Free youth programme for ages 12–16. Runs every other Saturday January–May. Activities include hiking, conservation technology, and environmental action. Designed by young people for young people. Booking required — places limited.
Weekend celebration of World Water Day featuring free guided tours with Rangers from multiple partner organisations, talks on Dew Ponds and the Chalk Reef at Beachy Head, and a family day with interactive activities.
Talk by SNHS member Colin Mitchell, President of Seaford Photographic Society, featuring stunning wildlife photography and tips for better nature photography. Non-members welcome with £3 donation.
Circular walking route combining Seaford and Cuckmere Haven. Organised by the SouthDowns Strollers Meetup group. Suitable for walkers of all levels.
Evening of clairvoyance with private 1-2-1 readings from 6pm, followed by audience show from 8pm.