Events in Bexhill-on-sea From 29th June – 5th July 2026

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Looking for events in Bexhill-on-Sea this week? Or perhaps you’re wondering what’s on in Bexhill-on-Sea this week – or just things to do in Bexhill-on-Sea this week? You’ll find a mix of opportunities this coming seven days. The programme leans towards considered experiences, with a notable presence of performances and talks designed to encourage thought.

Beyond that, expect options geared towards established cultural interests. You can find opportunities for discussion, and occasions for those who appreciate artistic interpretation. There’s a clear sense of the town’s historic connection to the arts, a legacy dating back to the town’s development as a resort in the 19th century. While not exclusively focused on younger audiences, these events offer something stimulating for anyone looking to engage with new ideas and creative expression. Consider utilising the railway station to reach venues, or planning your journey around bus routes if parking proves difficult on the main shopping streets.

This week offers a relatively focused range of choices, allowing you to pick opportunities that genuinely appeal to you. The De La Warr Pavilion often hosts performances and exhibitions, reflecting Bexhill’s role as a cultural centre. Furthermore, the town’s proximity to Eastbourne means that travel via public transport is a viable option for expanding your entertainment choices. It’s a good week for broadening your horizons or simply enjoying a well-presented performance. The area around the promenade and the A259 road will likely be busy, so plan accordingly.

Check the listings below for times and venues. The Crowhurst branch line provides transport options beyond the main railway station, offering access to surrounding areas and easing congestion on local roads. You may also find events in the parks, though the condition of public conveniences, particularly those in Egerton Park, is something to be aware of.

Wednesday 1st July

In Defence of Fan Fiction at The Chichester Fringe

· Worthing · Culture & Arts

A discussion explores the creative and cultural impact of fan fiction at the Chichester Fringe.