• Let’s Talk Gardening with Gardens Revitalised

    Tiffins Tea Room High Street, Petworth, West Sussex, United Kingdom

    Every Last Tuesday 5.30pm - 7.00pm A monthly group where home and professional gardeners can meet to talk gardening, swap ideas, share seasonal tips and good practices, troubleshoot, identify plants […]

  • H Is for Hawk (Film)

    Leconfield Hall

    After losing her beloved father, Helen finds herself saved by an unlikely friendship with a stubborn hawk named Mabel.

  • Meghdoots – Charity Dinner for Coultershaw Heritage Site

    Meghdoots Mystique Masala East Street, Petworth, West Sussex, United Kingdom

    Sanjay and Millie host a CHARITY DINNER initiative to support the incredible charities, CICs, and local groups that work so hard to make a difference in Petworth.

  • H Is for Hawk (Film)

    Leconfield Hall

    After losing her beloved father, Helen finds herself saved by an unlikely friendship with a stubborn hawk named Mabel.

  • Quizz-Cuterie at Langham Brewery

    Langham Brewery The Granary, Langham Lane, Lodsworth, west sussex, United Kingdom

    27 FEBRUARY 2026 7.00pm - 9.00pm Kick off the weekend with 15 bite-size questions and a charcuterie board. What to expect• When: Fridays, 7:00pm • Format: 15 questions, mixed general knowledge• Where: The Brewery Taproom• Perks: Prizes, good vibes, and bragging rights

  • Giselle (The Royal Ballet) ROH Live

    Leconfield Hall

    Live Broadcast: Part of our 2025/26 Live Arts Series, streamed simultaneously from the Royal Opera House to our cinema screen and in full surround sound.

  • Rental Family (Film)

    Leconfield Hall

    An American actor in Tokyo struggling to find purpose lands an unusual gig: working for a Japanese "rental family" agency, playing stand-in roles for strangers.

  • Piers Ottey Paintings, Confronting Illusion

    Champs Hill Waltham Park Rd,, Pulborough, West Sussex, United Kingdom

    Confronting Illusion features stunning paintings by Sussex based artist Piers Ottey whose works are instantly recognisable.  His trademark ‘colour code’ around the edge of paintings, drawing marks and overpainting are all to be seen in these seemingly simple works. 

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