Coastal Currents 2009 » Trails & Walks

HUB – Rye Coastal Currents Open Studios bike ride

coastadmin — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 21:44:48 +0000

Yet again HUB will be organising one of our ever-popular rides around Coastal Currents open studios in the vicinity of Rye, Rye Harbour and Winchelsea Beach. As well as the chance to cycle from studio to studio and pop in to visit, there will also be several refreshment stops (bring your own picnic or enjoy a pub lunch). The route is mainly flat. This is always a great day out – check our website www.hastingsurbanbikes.com for more details as they become available, including train times to Rye and other information.

I love Ore Valley

coastadmin — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 21:40:47 +0000

A day of discovery in the beautiful hidden valley on your doorstep.

Come and join local residents and ONE TWO ONE artists Mary Hooper and Elise Liversedge on a walk through the valley finding traces of past lives: from power stations to pig pens, work houses to tin towns. Or just come and pick the last of the blackberries and make your very own Ore Valley jam.

For more information on arts projects in Ore Valley go to
www.onetwoone.org.uk and www.orevalleyforum.co.uk or drop into the Bridge Community Centre, 361 Priory Road, Hastings.

Rye Art Trail

coastadmin — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 21:38:08 +0000

As part of Rye Arts Festival a variety of work by a number of local artists will be displayed in windows throughout the town of Rye from the launch in Martello Bookshop on Sunday, 30 August, ‘til the end of September.

There will be pictures, ceramics, sculptures, textiles, photos, jewellery, and I am sure, a few surprises. Work by professionals and amateurs, by school children and those of more mature years. There will be a trail to follow around the town with leaflets in participating windows urging people to follow the sign of the RAT!

Stade Orientation Walks

coastadmin — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 21:36:06 +0000

Organised by Stade Education Project

What does RX on Hastings boats stand for?

What’s a Boy Ashore?

What’s the link between a Hastings fish & chip shop and Shakespeare?

If you’d like to know the answers to these questions and more, come along on a walk.

Walks take about an hour and are £2 for adults and £1 for children (aged 5 – 16)

Not recommended for people with wheelchair / mobility problems. Please contact us to arrange a tour tailored to your requirements, or if you have any questions please contact Beatrice Cole, Stade Education Officer.

Guerrilla Gardening

coastadmin — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 21:33:21 +0000

Hastings & St Leonards Guerrilla Gardeners will be working on gardens and open spaces throughout Coastal Currents.

If you want to lend a hand to our gardening art projects, or find out more please email us… squirtybottles@yahoo.co.uk

We will be displaying our art doodles in spaces and gardens …but we ask you is it a Guerrilla Garden or a garden?

We welcome offers of ammunition seeds /bulbs/trees/vegan cakes & cuppas!!

We salute you!