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The period saw huge developments in science, technology, fashion, entertainment and the way we interact with each other. The exhibition will explore life before the internet and investigates the shared cultural experience of childhood in the 1980s. Visitors will find more than 200 items of memorabilia showcasing the youthful exuberance of the decade, from toys such as Care Bears, My Little Pony and Transformers, to album covers of timeless musicians like Queen, George Michael, Phil Collins and Kate Bush.
Saturday 17th May, Sunday 18th May
Saturday 24th May, Sunday 25th May
and, Bank Holiday Monday 26th May.
147 artists at 112 venues open to visitors in Chichester City and surrounding villages. Pick up a Free Art Trail Guide from many locations or online at: www.chichesteropenstudios.org
Go on a Saxon themed riddle trail and solve the clues to reveal the hidden Saxon treasure.
Story Telling and Saxon Myths – Join storyteller Dawn Nelson for atmospheric tales of Saxon myths and Stories in the Saxon Hall House.
The Tuesday 27th May 11am trip will be geared towards an adult audience whereas the Wednesday 28th May 12.30pm trip will be geared towards children and families (special rates available).
£17 adults, £9.50 children
Tickets: £12 online; £15 at the door (U18s free)
Tickets include canapes at the interval, when the bar will also be open.
Ticket link: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/stgeorgeschurchwhyke/1688431
“Coffee time” workshops for anyone interested in tracing their family tree or researching the history of their house or local area.
For more information and to book and pay, visit www.wsro.org.uk/event
Booking is required.
Tickets are available now - to order contact treasurer@pra-chi.org.uk or call 07912978552.
Refreshments, cakes and scones will be available and a selection of plants will be on sale.
Sunday 8th June 2025 from 1pm-6pm. Adult admission £7.50pp, children under 16 free.
Tickets available on the day from the Village Hall, opposite the White Horse Inn, or from Whitelocks, a short distance along The Street towards the church.
Adding to the excitement, the Ministry of Defence (MOD) will be returning, showcasing their impressive Stormer vehicle. This attraction was a crowd favourite at last year’s D-Day event, captivating both young and old with its powerful presence.
Departing Itchenor. 11am and 1pm. £17 adults, £7 children
Enquiries to chihistoricalassociation@gmail.com or 07860 119137All meetings start at 7:30pm except January at 2:30pm in the Friends’ Meeting House, Priory Road, Chichester PO19 1NX. Meetings are expected to finish by 9pm (4pm in January).
Tea or coffee and biscuits are served from 7pm (2pm in January).
Admission to every meeting in the 2024-25 programme costs £20 (£30 for couples) and to individual meetings £5.
7.30pm-9pm. £15 adults, £9.50 children
There will be live bands, bar and BBQ, and activities and entertainment.
Tickets required, from £17 for one adult ticket.
7.45am, 11am, 3.30pm, 6.30pm
Exact dates and times vary, please check website above for details.
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