This week in Seaford

Feeling Good is a colourful new exhibition by Sarah Duffield, featuring both new and older artworks inspired by optimism and freedom. Alongside these she shows her Stuck Project, a year-long creative challenge of one tiny new artwork each week. Meet the artist on Saturday. Opening hours 10am to 4pm, Wednesday to Sunday.

Frankie Pulham of Newhaven Fort on the role Newhaven and Seaford played in the First World War. A Seaford Museum and Heritage Society afternoon talk at the Little Theatre, Steyne Road.

Seaford Community Cinema, the volunteer-run, not-for-profit cinema, screens Midwinter Break at the Barn Theatre, Seaford, as part of its Friday evening programme. Book via TicketSource.

Walk to Wellbeing: a small-group guided hike for women starting at Exceat, combining a walk through the Seven Sisters landscape with a nature connection activity, reflective conversation and practical self-care tools.

Sharing Skills cooking with beans demonstration and meal. Book by email to [email protected].

A free, fun and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate. Every Saturday at 9:00am at Newhaven and Seaford Sailing Club, Marine Parade, Seaford. Free, but please register before you first come along.

Counties 2 Sussex home fixture for Seaford RFC 1st XV against Ditchling.

Seaford Town Market fills Church Street with local produce, crafts and street food. Held on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month, 10am to 3pm.

Vajrasati Yoga with Rosie Waters of Seahaven Yoga, Saturdays at 9:30am at Seaford Constitutional Club. Email Rosie to book a place. Classes are designed to support all levels.

Monthly quiz with guest hosts Gill, Di and Ann.

Outdooraholics guided 22km day hike over the Seven Sisters chalk cliffs, described by the organisers as their most popular day hike and the most exhilarating coastal walk in the South East of England. Group travels down from London by train.

A guided hike along the Seven Sisters cliffs exploring burnout and its deeper roots, for women feeling drained or overextended.

Sussex Creatives farewell exhibition of local artists and makers showing cards, paintings, ceramics, jewellery, glassware, wool craft and novelty items. In the Pump Barn at the Seven Sisters Country Park Visitor Centre, 10am to 4pm. Free entry, parking charges apply.

The Wreckers of Seaford Bay shanty singers at Claremont Hall, Claremont Road, Seaford, for the Friends of Bishopstone Station. Tickets on sale at Seaford Tourist Information Centre, tel 01323 897426.

The Elmore Quartet play Leo Geyer's Unfurling, Haydn's String Quartet Number 57 in C Major, Frank Bridge's An Irish Melody and Ravel's String Quartet in F Major. Concert at 3pm, doors open at 2.30pm. Complimentary refreshments are served after the concert.

Weekly crib night at the Seaford Con Club, every Monday at 7pm. The club also has a crib team that plays in a local league.

Monday bingo at the Seaford Con Club, 7 Dane Road, 2pm to 4pm.

Weekly Yoga & Spa sessions at The Alfriston on Monday mornings, designed to encourage gentle movement, balance and calm. Suitable for all levels, and can be paired with a wider spa visit.

Jon and Beverley Healey present The Stories Behind the Songs at the Alfriston Women's Group monthly meeting.

Weekly whist at the Seaford Con Club, every Tuesday at 2pm.

NHS-approved exercises for healthier ageing with Mary Moves It, Tuesdays from 11am to 12 noon at Seaford Constitutional Club. Drop-in. All abilities welcome.

Andy Thomas talks on Lewes and Bonfire Night for the Alfriston and Cuckmere Valley Historical Society, in the War Memorial Hall from 7.30pm.

After-work drinks on The Alfriston terrace with 2-for-1 selected cocktails, every Tuesday and Thursday from 4pm to 6pm.

A casual get-together where Seaford zinesters meet to work on making zines together. There is no cost, but spaces are limited and the event is currently listed as sold out on Eventbrite.

Seaford Rotary Club meeting at Seaford Golf Club, 1pm to 2.15pm, with a talk by Kevin Mack, Rotary Compliance Officer.

Information session on becoming a Seaford Town Councillor, Wednesday 18 November, 7pm to 9pm, at the Council Chambers, 37 Church Street, Seaford.

Moments in Paint is the work of nine Seaford artists from Quayside Arts Collective, with styles ranging from abstract exploration of colour and texture to landscapes, figurative work and mixed media. Featuring works by Allison Welburn, Angela Race, Carole Hunter, Gill Blackwood, Lesley Faux, Lucy Lean, Penny Lower, Ruth de Mallet Morgan and Sarah Roebuck. Open Wednesday to Sunday, 10am to 4pm.

An in-person session on brain health awareness and keeping minds sharp, at hello rainbow, Old Town Hall, 9 South Street, Seaford. Organised by Seaford Living Rooms.

National Trust Seaford Association talk by Bill McNaught, "English Eccentricities and Customs", at Seaford Rugby Club, starting at 2:30pm.

Weekly village market at East Dean and Friston Village Hall, 10am to 1pm: fruit, veg, eggs, fish, breads, cheeses, venison, dog treats, cuisine from around the world, local crafters and an onsite cafe.

Tots' Treats group with a baby area, small and large toys, playdough, crafts, books, music, bubbles and stories, with tea, coffee, juice and biscuits. Runs during term time; families are asked to complete the parish's online registration form.

Seaford Town Council Personnel Committee meeting. Agendas and papers are published on the council's Meetings page ahead of the meeting.

Relaxed Thursday evening live music in the bar at The Alfriston from Luch Stefano, with an acoustic-led set of familiar favourites.

After-work drinks on The Alfriston terrace with 2-for-1 selected cocktails, every Tuesday and Thursday from 4pm to 6pm.

Guided wreath-making workshop with Sussex Flower Studio, starting at 5.30pm with a glass of Rathfinny, followed by a three-course dinner at 7.30pm.

Micheldene WI meeting at East Dean and Friston Village Hall, 7.30pm: Christmas Crafts.

Tots' Treats group with a baby area, small and large toys, playdough, crafts, books, music, bubbles and stories, with tea, coffee, juice and biscuits. Runs during term time; families are asked to complete the parish's online registration form.

A festive evening of bauble painting at The View.

Seaford Community Cinema, the volunteer-run, not-for-profit cinema, screens Sentimental Value at the Barn Theatre, Seaford, as part of its Friday evening programme. Book via TicketSource.

Whist drive at East Dean and Friston Village Hall, 7.00pm. Please book. £7.00.

Seaford Rotary Club's Celebration of Youth, with the Young Citizen of the Year Philip Moorey Award, at the Mercread Youth Centre, 7pm to 9pm.

WOLO Bingo Night at The View: eyes down, dabbers ready, with food available on the night.