History Talks At The Grange

People will have the chance to hear insightful talks about local history, covering a range of topics, at the Wednesdays at One series. The talks will take place at 1pm in The Grange Gallery, above the library, and will be a great way to spend a lunch break learning about the area's past. With a limit of 40 people per talk, attendees will have a chance to engage with the speakers and ask questions in an intimate setting.

The Wednesdays at One series is run by Rottingdean Heritage, an organisation dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of Rottingdean. The series has been running for several years, with previous talks covering topics such as wrecking and smuggling, Brighton Rock, and the Burne-Jones windows at St Margaret's Church. The talks are designed to be informative and engaging, making them suitable for anyone with an interest in local history.

The Grange, where the talks will take place, is a unique venue with a museum, art gallery, and several exhibitions throughout the year. The Grange Gallery, where the talks will be held, is located above the library and offers a comfortable and intimate setting for the talks. On Wednesday, 4 November 2026, the series will commence at The Grange in Brighton, and will run until Wednesday, 25 November 2026. Tickets are with the button beside the article.

The series is a great opportunity for people to learn about the local history of Rottingdean and Brighton, and to engage with the community. With its unique setting and informative talks, the Wednesdays at One series is an event not to be missed by anyone with an interest in history. The voluntary donation of £5.00 requested to pay the speakers is a small price to pay for the chance to learn about the area's rich history.