What's On Magazine May 2009

Bexhill-on-Sea
Pictures from the recent Point to Point racing
at Buckholt Farm, Catsfield, near Bexhill.
Many thanks to The Tack Room for a great
day of enjoyable racing. See page 62.
Migration to Australia or New Zealand made easy - and its local!
Australian Outlook and New Zealand Outlook, two monthly newspapers that will
give you all the information you need regarding migration to either Australia or
New Zealand. They are monthly publications and can be sent to you in the post by
subscription. Each month we cover subjects such as the health system, housing and
Since 1982 we have been dedicated to supplying Fine and Graphic Artists with the
house prices. Education, ﬁ nance and life style. There is a consumer prices guide as
best quality materials and the tools of their trade. In 2002 we relocated to Bexhill-
well as information on the types of trades and professions each country is looking for.
on-sea and since 2005 we have been in our enlarged premises where we have been
We include the details of different visa options. Each issue features one aspect of the
able to increase our range of craft products. As a WINSOR & NEWTON Premier
migration process while still giving you in depth information on the other subjects.
Art Centre we stock the full range of Watercolours, Oils, Acrylics, Grifﬁ n Alkyd
We have been producing these newspapers since February 1970 and now have a shop
Oils, Artisan Oils, Oil Bars, Gouache Colours, Poster Colours, and a large range
right in Town Hall Square, Bexhill. There is a wide range of books available as well as a
of Sable, Hog, Nylon and Squrrell brushes. We provide a full framing service as
small selection of Maps and magazines. You can ﬁ nd us at, 13 London Road, Bexhill,
well as selling moulding and framing supplies for the DIY framer. BOB ROSS and
East Sussex, TN39 3JR or take a look at our web site www.consylpublishing.co.uk We
TERRY HARRISON products stocked.
look forward to meeting you.
Wed. 6th May - East Dean Farmers Market Thurs. 7th May - Razorlight
At East Dean Village Hall from 10.30am - 12.30pm. 01323 423481. At the 02 Arena, Docklands, London at 6.30pm. 0844 8560202.
Wed. 6th May - Rye Farmers Market Thurs. 7th May - Brandy
Every Wednesday Strand Quay, Rye from 10am - 1pm. 01797 280282. At the 02 Arena, Docklands, London. Multi platinum and grammy winning
Wed. 6th - General Antiques Sale
superstar. 7pm. 0844 856 0202.
At Burstow and Hewett, Lower Lake, Battle 01424 772374. See page 19 for Thurs. 7th May - The Songs of Sister Act
main advertisement and other dates. At the White Rock T_h eatre, Hastings at 7.30pm. Starring the London
Wed. 6th May - The Kingﬁ sher (Play)
Community Gospel Choir and Rowetta (from X Factor). 01424 462280.
At Smallhythe Place, Smallhythe Road, Tenterden from 7pm - 9pm in the Thurs. 7th May - Bat Walk
Barn T_h eatre. All tickets £12.00. Booking Essential 08442491895. At Scotney Castle, near Lamberhurst, Kent from 8.30pm - 10pm. Guided
Thurs. 7th - 10th May -
bat walk in the garden with the warden. Adults £4.00, child £2.00. Booking
Scooby Doo and the Pirate Ghost
essential on 01892 893860. Not suitable for children below 5 years.
At the Assembly Hall T_h eatre, Tunbridge Wells. 11am, 2.30pm, 6.30pm.
Thurs. 7th May - Garden Photography
Tickets £19.50, £17.50, £15.50 Concessions available. Join Scooby-Doo,
At Sissinghurst Castle Garden from 9.30am - 3.30pm. Tickets £45.00. David
Shaggy, Velma, Daphne and Fred. Classic physical comedy, popular tunes
Dixon will give hands-on help with achieving picture quality compositions
and special eff ects into an irresistible theatrical experience. 01892 530613.
and understanding light exposure etc. Booking Essential 01580 710700
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