Women of Eastbourne aims to inspire today's women of Eastbourne by celebrating the work of the towns' most prolific women from history.
Held in the new purpose built DC1 Gallery on Seaside Road, Eastbourne,there will be plenty to see and do, so do come along and discover the hidden history of Eastbournes influential women.
Open Tues-Sun 11am-4pm, closed Mondays.
Women have often been overlooked when it comes to recording historical events. Of the 21 statues, memorials and plaques in Eastbourne, only one celebrates a female (author Lucie Atwell) and when Eastbourne celebrated its 700th anniversary as a market town, there was no mention of the role of women in its evolution. Now is the time to highlight women of influence in Eastbourne in the lead up to the forthcoming anniversary of female emancipation in the UK in 1918. Women of Eastbourne aims to inspire todays women of Eastbourne by celebrating and highlighting the work of the towns' most prolific women from history. We hope to inspire the women of today to research their own hidden history's too.
FREE ENTRY!
Funded by the National Heritage Lottery.
Find out more at
:https://womenofeastbourne.co/
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