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MARCH listings (cont)<br />
Photo by Keith Gilbert<br />
FRIDAY 16<br />
Sussex in the Mercian Age: The Archaeology<br />
of Power 750–850AD. <strong>Lewes</strong> Archaeological<br />
Group illustrated talk by Professor John Blair<br />
(Oxford University). Lecture Room, <strong>Lewes</strong><br />
Town Hall, 7.30pm, £2-4 (free for under 18s).<br />
Film: Certain Women (12A). Based on three<br />
short stories following the lives of three women<br />
living in small-town America. All Saints, 8pm,<br />
£5/£2.50 (£25 for season membership).<br />
SATURDAY 17<br />
Charity Book Fair. Raising funds for Paws &<br />
Claws animal rescue. <strong>Lewes</strong> Town Hall, 10am-<br />
4pm, 50p.<br />
St Patrick's Day Barn Dance. In support of<br />
Brighton Festival Chorus' 50th Anniversary Appeal.<br />
No experience necessary, all dances called.<br />
Affordable bar and snacks. All Saints, 7.30pm,<br />
£10/12 on the door.<br />
Cooksbridge Annual Jumble Sale. Raising<br />
money for community events and projects. Teas<br />
and cakes available. Beechwood Hall, Cooksbridge,<br />
2pm, 50p (kids free).<br />
SATURDAY 17 – SATURDAY 24<br />
SUNDAY 18<br />
Betrayal. A portrayal<br />
of the autobiographical<br />
Pinter classic. <strong>Lewes</strong><br />
Little Theatre, £8/12, see<br />
lewestheatre.org for more<br />
details; also see pg 39.<br />
Empirical Events Spring Wedding Fair. All<br />
Saints Chapel, Eastbourne, 11am-3pm, free.<br />
TUESDAY 20<br />
A Personal Story of International Crimes.<br />
Talk with Philippe Sands, human rights lawyer<br />
and professor of law at University College London.<br />
All Saints, 8pm, £10. See pg 37.<br />
WED 21ST TO SAT 24TH<br />
Curtain Call. Ringmer Dramatic Society<br />
presents the comedy by Bettine Manktelow.<br />
An amusingly chaotic day in the life of Alec<br />
Partridge, Manager of the Thurlow Playhouse.<br />
Ringmer Village Hall, 7.45pm, £8, ticketsource.<br />
co.uk/ringmerdramaticsociety.<br />
FRIDAY 23<br />
Red Bead Woman - An Earth that Thinks<br />
in Myth. Story telling with Dr. Martin Shaw.<br />
Subud Centre, <strong>Lewes</strong>, 7pm, £15, contact<br />
mythandstories@gmail.com.<br />
TUESDAY 27<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong> Death Café. Discussion Group. The<br />
Ram Inn, Firle, 7.30pm, all welcome.<br />
TUESDAY 27 – FRIDAY 13 APRIL<br />
Chris Watson: No<br />
Man’s Land. Sitespecific<br />
celebration of<br />
the sounds, rhythms and<br />
music of the world’s seas<br />
and oceans. Attenborough<br />
Centre, times and<br />
prices vary, see attenboroughcentre.com.<br />
MAUNDY THURSDAY 29 –<br />
EASTER SUNDAY 1 APRIL<br />
Easter church services. Across <strong>Lewes</strong>. See your<br />
local church for details.<br />
FRIDAY 30<br />
Film: After the Storm (PG). Following the<br />
death of his father, a private detective struggles<br />
to reconnect with his son and ex-wife. All<br />
Saints, 8pm, £5/£2.50 (£25 for <strong>Lewes</strong> Film Club<br />
season membership).<br />
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