Old Shoreham Heritage Festival
St Nicolas Church, St. Nicolas Lane, Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, BN435NH
The modern coastal town of Shoreham-by-Sea has its origins in Old Shoreham, a village, rural parish and ancient crossing point of the Adur Estuary. For more than two millenia Old Shoreham has been a place of settlement and a crossroads connecting the Weald and central Sussex to the sea and the old roads of the South Coast. The village itself was thriving several hundred years before it was recorded in the Domesday Book.
Everyone who crosses the River Adur on the modern A27 passes through the middle of the Parish.
Our Heritage Festival will provide opportunities for passers-by and locals alike to gain fresh perspectives on Shoreham’s ‘roots’, networks and connections, with an exhibition of new and original artworks, live music, walks. talks and workshops.
The new heritage trail will be available as guided walks and a self guided tour. See separate entries for details.
Available anytime
St Nicolas Church, St. Nicolas Lane, Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, BN435NH
A full programme of Festival events will be published in August. To join our mailing list please email [email protected]