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It will soon be another week of school holidays and, as always, the De La Warr Pavilion has lots of activities to see and do and a great place to eat and drink – for all the family!

27 & 28 May
Long Nose Puppets present

Arthur’s Dream Boat
based on the book by Polly Dunbar

11am and 2pm
Tickets £9

One night, Arthur has an amazing dream about a beautiful pink and green boat with a stripy mast. He can’t wait to tell everyone about it but no one (not even his dog!) is interested. Soon, Arthur is bouncing along the waves in his very own dream boat. Maybe now his family will listen to him! A magical playful children’s show with breathtaking puppets, so enchanting that everyone will want to sail away with Arthur in his dream boat! This brand new show is brought to you by Long Nose Puppets, creators of Shoe Baby and Penguin.
http://www.dlwp.com/event/arthurs-dreamboat

Wed 29 May 2013-

Fri 31 May 2013

Young Film Makers
10am – 4pm

Tickets: £70.00 for the course

For young people aged 8–12yrs

Join in the Film-athon with Alice Ross, a  fun film maker with 18 yearrs industry experience in  documentaries and music videos. Experiment with the nuts and bolts of film making, Zoetropes, Slow motion and Animation. Produce your films and animations in a fantastic work like environment and get a taste of all the roles involved, from your colourful dynamic story boards to special effects and crazy colour correction.

http://www.dlwp.com/event/young-film-makers4

Sunday 2 June,

Lift The Lid

1-4pm, Free

Come and join in on our free creative sessions for families. With artist Sharon Haward you will explore and create wonderful pieces of work in response to the exhibition Cycles of Radical Will.

http://www.dlwp.com/event/lift-the-lid10

Every day
Mini-Ramp Intersection
Book a skate/BMX session on the mini-ramp on the roof of the Pavilion!
Free – to book call 01424 229125

http://www.dlwp.com/event/mini-ramp-intersection-sessions

De La Warr Café/Bar
Open every day. Check out this review from Trip Advisor!

We spent a few hours in Bexhill over the weekend of the 23rd April. The weather was superb and the area was lovely. It was free to park on the seafront and the pavilion area was very well looked after. We ventured upstairs to the glass fronted pavilion for some food and drink. The service was good, the place was clean and tidy and the choice of food and drink was very good. The high point for me was the superb choice of what looked like home cooked cakes. The best for me was the most amazing piece of Flapjack I have ever tasted – bloomin lovely.

Posted by Ryan Coleman on Wednesday 15 May 2013