Browsing events within 10 miles of Lyme Cottage

Have fun discovering Lyme Regis with two, quirky, heritage walks with an optional treasure hunt.

Beyond left/right party politics and Brexit, Geoff Norcott has realised the main thing that motivates his political persuasion is that he hates being told what to do.

Uplyme Community Sponsorship (UCS) is the local charity devoted to resettling a family from Syria to Uplyme. The public meeting is to update the local community on the group’s progress so far and to let people know what will happen next.

Explore extensive gardens and imagine Victorian life upstairs and downstairs. Restaurant / shop / plant centre / picnic areas.

This showcase of recent work by four very different West Dorset artists—Michael Chappell, Tracy Linwood, Kathy Hallsworth and Charles Hallsworth—provides examples of each artist’s way of seeing and internalising the world around them.

The Golden Age of Jazz Reborn Let the Devon based Neil Maya Quartet take you back to 1959 and the cool sounds of one of the greatest jazz bands in existence, the Dave Brubeck Quartet, playing such classics as Blue Rondo Ala Turk.

A special talk for spring from garden designer, Gardeners' Question Time panellist and former RHS curator Matthew Wilson.

A solo exhibition of work by Norman Saunders-White. The Gallery is delighted to host this selection of his artwork ranging from naturalistic to abstract, recording landscapes both at home and abroad.

Friends of Lyme Regis Philpot Museum AGM followed by refreshments and, at 2.30pm, Talk ‘Life on the Seashore’ by Chris Andrew, Museum Education Officer

Following on from his return to the Edinburgh Fringe after six long years, and a sell- out tour in 2019, Helm is back in 2020 to remind the world of what they’ve been missing out on.

Lyme Bay Arts' first major exhibition of modern crafts designed and made by both emerging and established craftspeople from the South West.

Suzi has made a name for herself by turning tragedy and anxiety into big laughs. Now, all of a sudden, she is actually happy. This show answers the question: are all stand-ups at their best when they are miserable? Fingers crossed no!