Autumn Announces Its Arrival

The nights are closing in, the hazy days of summer are starting to fade so it’s the perfect time to get a date in the diary to get something look forward to and enjoy this special season!

Get Walking – The Walking Festival returns 7 – 15 September, from coastal walks to historic trails there’s something for everyone but spaces are booking fast! This 9 day celebration of the local area is an incredible way to reconnect with the great outdoors – there’s also a range of self-guided walks full details here.

Hidden Heritage Gems - Heritage Open Days return for the 30^th anniversary year from 6 -15 September.  Explore fascinating spaces, some not usually open to the public for free as part of England’s largest festival of history and culture. Heritage Eastbourne is working in partnership with organisations, volunteers and venues around the town for the free 9-day event, with a special focus on Routes – Networks – Connections, don’t miss this chance to explore what the local area has to offer, click here.

Beer Festival – Don’t miss this -over 100 cask ales on offer, ciders and perries plus wine and spirits especially selected by the local CAMRA team, from 3-5 October.

Remember, Remember the 5 of October – Well it might be early but Eastbourne Bonfire Society stages a colourful procession along the seafront with a giant bonfire and firework display as the finale.  Experience Torchlit Procession, Marching Bands and more! Details here.

Spooky Season – Celebrate spooky season at the Bandstand with party nights for adults and kids! The Zoots Halloween Party on 26 October, dressing up seriously encouraged! Early booking advised.

Little ones can enjoy a scarily good party with DJ Oli & DJ Jay on 29 and 30 October, be quick to book here.

Beachy Head Marathon – Is this the most scenic marathon in the UK? Beachy Head Marathon returns 26 October is one of the biggest off-road marathons in the UK followed on 27 October it’s the Half Marathon and 10k run. Formerly known as the Seven Sisters Marathon, and is popular for its scenic and challenging route through the South Downs countryside, details here.