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Rye Arts Festival |
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This year's festival had a great line up of writers, artists
and musicians. Many thanks to those who worked hard to
make it such a success. If you didn't visit - make a date
for September 2010!
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Hairy Bikers come to Rye |
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An Evening with Jo Cornish "Craft, Art & Soul" - October 2009 |
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An evening with this internationally renowned landscape
photographer. The Three Pillars of Photography. 17th
October at 7.30. Rye College. Tickets £6.00 each from
Martello Bookshop2, 26 High Street, Rye. 01797 222242, or by
post from John Trowell, Lorrimer, Main Road, Icklesham,
Winchelsea, East Sussex TN36 4BS. Please enclose a sae and make
cheques payable to Rye & District Camera Club.
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4 Pubs in Rye selected by the
Guardian/Observer
for their BEST PUBS GUIDE: June 2009The Ypres Castle Inn
Presiding over Romney marshes and the river Rother,
higgledy-piggledy Rye is one of southern England's most alluring
towns. The garden of this pub, which is a quaint pile in the
white weather-boarded Sussex vernacular, is one of the best
places to enjoy the view.
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The Ship Inn
A close relation to London's Engineer, this is one of the
newer ventures in Rye, bringing a blast of modern seaside chic
to the cinque port. Situated at the bottom of the town on the
salty Rother estuary, it has a suitably maritime atmosphere,
evinced by its location on Mermaid Street as well as a rich past
as a smugglers' warehouse.
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The Plough, Udimore
Just two-and-a-half miles
outside of the historic cinque port town of Rye, The Plough at
Cock Marling is a quintessential country pub complete with
rustic curios hanging from the walls and ceilings, two log
burners and a beer garden. Add to this a medley of local,
national and international folk, blues, jazz and acoustic bands,
and you have a truly winning recipe.
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Queens Head, Icklesham
Because of the
sensational hilltop aspect, the sturdy food, and the delightful
building, which is hard to miss: its name is emblazoned on the
roof.
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| Taste of Rye |
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Book now for the
Taste of Rye
Festival, 8th & 9th October 2009
There is a fantastic programme of events,
including cookery courses, wine tasting, Gourmet meals, "a Taste
of Tuscany in Rye, local cider festival, farmers market with
fresh local produce and much more.
Come and sample the best local produce in
restaurants in Rye.
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See Food and Drink for more and
Visiting Rye to help you plan
your stay
Bonfire Night
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14th November 2009. Plan your visit for this exciting
night of fireworks, bonfire and street processions.
Visiting Rye
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