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Da Vinci Hotel & Art Gallery da Vinci Hotel & Art Gallery The hotel includes an art gallery featuring the work of local artists with regular exhibitions showcasing their work.

The da Vinci Hotel is a beautiful grade 2 listed building located off the sea front in Howard Square and conveniently situated for Eastbourne's cultural centre. Upstairs, our art themed ensuite rooms are individually coloured and furnished...no two rooms are the same!!!.

17/10/2026

So, what do we think of this?

A striking new piece of public art is coming to Eastbourne seafront. It looks fab.

Commissioned by Towner Eastbourne and funded through the UK Government's Levelling Up programme, acclaimed artist Rana Begum will create a vibrant new installation in Victoria Place, at the junction of Grand Parade.

The artwork will feature eight panels of toughened, coloured glass arranged in a striking zigzag formation. As natural light changes throughout the day, the installation will create beautiful geometric reflections and ever-changing shadows, bringing colour, light and movement to this prominent seafront location.

The artwork has received planning approval and has been carefully designed to ensure emergency vehicle access is maintained. Once installed, Towner Eastbourne will maintain the piece.

Installation is expected to be completed by 18 December 2026.

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27/09/2026

Good morning everyone!

Just a heads up that this is actually a sunset shot from my archives since I’m keeping up with my daily posting streak. 🌅📸✨

Enjoy your Sunday peeps 😊

I thought that the train service from Eastbourne might improve once nationalised but that was clearly wishful thinking. ...
25/09/2026

I thought that the train service from Eastbourne might improve once nationalised but that was clearly wishful thinking.

After 09:00am, there is presently no direct service between London and Eastbourne / Ore. Instead, passengers will need to use the Brighton train and change at Haywards Heath.

The arrangement will be in place till October 12th because Great British Railways don’t think we deserve a direct service and continue to treat us as a poor relation by operating a branch line service.

24/07/2026

Beachy Head Lighthouse and the white cliffs under a fiery sky🔥🌅

24/07/2026

Today, the flag above the Town Hall will fly at half-mast to commemorate the life of Betty Gallacher on the day of her funeral.

Betty dedicated her life to championing workers’ rights, LGBTQ+ equality and community support. She worked tirelessly to break down barriers and build a more inclusive Eastbourne. As a founding member of Eastbourne Pride, first held in 2017, she helped create an event that has gone from strength to strength and continues to bring people together.

Our thoughts and sympathies are with her family, friends and loved ones at this difficult time.

04/07/2026

Ad | It’s sightseeing season! ☀️ 😎

Hop on-board with Eastbourne Sightseeing for an open-top bus tour of one of Britain’s most scenic routes.

Visit Eastbourne Sightseeing to find out more.

04/07/2026

IT is really important that we all vote on the subject of the Carpet Gardens.

Keep it as it is now.

Or go back to how it was before.

Most of us seem to have a view but we all need to vote.

Please vote today. It takes 10 seconds.

Click here https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/t/carpetgardenssurvey

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Today, our flag is flying at half mast in recognition of Betty Gallagher who sadly passed yesterday morning at home wher...
23/06/2026

Today, our flag is flying at half mast in recognition of Betty Gallagher who sadly passed yesterday morning at home where she would have wanted to be.

Betty was a pioneer, campaigner, trade unionist and friend whose life’s work helped transform Eastbourne into a more welcoming and inclusive place for LGBT people.

Born in Scotland, Betty displayed courage from an early age. She joined the Army at just seventeen years old, only to suffer the injustice of being discharged because of her sexuality.

Rather than allowing that experience to define her, she devoted the decades that followed to challenging discrimination and standing up for others.

For more than forty years, Betty served as a trade union representative, earning a reputation as a determined advocate for fairness, dignity and equality.

Her commitment to social justice never wavered, and she became a tireless champion of LGBT rights at a time when many still faced prejudice and exclusion.

Her greatest public achievement came when she founded Eastbourne Pride, turning a vision of visibility, celebration and solidarity into one of the town’s most cherished annual events.

Betty believed that Pride was about education, remembrance, equality and ensuring that future generations understood the struggles and sacrifices that had secured their rights.

Today, her legacy can be seen in every person she encouraged, every barrier she helped break down and every life she touched. Her courage changed lives and her kindness inspired others.

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9-10 Howard Square
Eastbourne
BN214BQ

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+441323727173

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