If you study with Twin at our school in Eastbourne this
February, you are guaranteed to have an unforgettable stay, as when you’re not
in class the town offers a variety of great things to see and do to keep you
entertained.
For those of you who love music, on 8th February
2014, for one night only, Eastbourne’s Royal Hippodrome will be hosting a night
of music through the decades in the form of The All New Chicago Blues Brothers
Revue. You will be able to enjoy not only the songs from the Blues Brothers’
movies, but also a mixture of classic Soul, Blues, Motown and Funk. Make sure
you make the most of the lively atmosphere and get up and dance!
Eastbourne has plenty to offer art-lovers too. The Towner
Art Gallery has a wonderful variety of art on display from across the ages, and
regularly launches new and exciting exhibitions. Opening in February, visitors
are invited to explore the point at which day becomes night, in the ‘Near Dark’
exhibition, curated by John Skoog. You could also check out his solo show,
‘Redoubt’, in which he uses classic Scandinavian film techniques.
Opening on 1st February, the Eastbourne Ancestors
exhibition is a great way to spend some time if you’re interested in history.
The exhibition provides visitors with an insight into human remains dating back
as far as the Bronze Age, thanks to scientific analysis revealing everything
from our ancestors’ social statuses to how they looked.
If you fancy a laugh, on 7th February Eastbourne
will be hosting a night of brilliant comedy in the form of the Screaming Blue
Murder Comedy Club. The line-up consists of three acclaimed comedians, the
cynical and bitter Rob Heeny, the intelligent and sharp Jessica Fostekew, and
the hilarious storyteller, Elis James.
If you do manage to end up exhausting the variety of things
to in Eastbourne, just over half an hour away by train you’ll find Brighton,
which has plenty of its own exciting attractions and events to entertain you.
Throughout February you can enjoy the Brighton Science Festival, which boasts a
huge variety of events, from ‘Love Late at Brighton,’ which explores the
scientific side of attraction, to ‘Into a Blue,’ an exhibition dedicated to the
colour blue!
Aside from all the fantastic events on offer in February in
Eastbourne and Brighton, there are, of course, a huge number of year-round
attractions available that shouldn’t be missed, including some beautiful parks
and gardens, and Brighton Pier. We are therefore sure that your stay with Twin
in Eastbourne will be a truly unforgettable experience, and you’ll never be
short of things to do!
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