New Events On Sale at WTM

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Looking for something new to experience in Worthing? This is the place to explore all the latest events just released for sale at Worthing Theatres and Museum. From gripping drama and stand-up comedy to live music, family favourites, cinema screenings, and spectacular circus performances, there’s something for everyone across our venues.

New shows and experiences are added regularly across the Connaught Theatre, Pavilion Theatre, Assembly Hall, Museum & Gallery, and our Cinema.

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List of Events

  1. Woven willow basket filled with red and green apples, placed on pebbled ground among leafy garden plants.
    Workshops

    Weave a Forage Basket

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Learn willow weaving and create your own rustic basketDiscover the traditional craft of willow weaving in this one-day…
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  2. Workshops

    Printmaking with Gary Goodman Black & White Lino

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Create bold prints using traditional lino techniquesDiscover the art of black and white lino printmaking in this…
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  3. Theatre

    Pavilion Theatre Backstage Tour

    Pavilion Theatre
    Explore 100 years of theatre history in WorthingStep behind the scenes of the Pavilion Theatre and discover the…
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  4. Two men against a red-tinted background, each with a piece of paper stuck to their forehead—one reading “HEAD” and the other reading “DICK”—while one looks ahead blankly and the other glances sideways with a hand partly covering his mouth.
    Quiz

    Big Mad Andy's Peep Show Quiz

    Pavilion Atrium
    This is outrageous! This is contagious!Liam Noble, aka Big Mad Andy, has stocked up on Breakfast Room Green and is…
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  5. Upcycled denim items laid flat, including a tote bag with a flower appliqué and a cropped denim top with a skull patch and fringed hem.
    Workshops

    Up-Cycled Fashion With Kate Strachan

    Museum & Art Gallery
    This course is for lovers of up-cycled/pre-loved clothing and supporters of the ‘re-use and mend' culture. Suitable for…
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  6. Abstract artwork made from painted paper, featuring cut-out shapes in pink, yellow, and green layered over a dark painted background with white dots and flowing lines.
    Workshops

    Painted Paper Collage with Ellie Bond

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Come and unwind in this relaxing and creative workshop, designed especially for adults looking to explore their…
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  7. Historic postcard illustration of the Pier Pavilion in Worthing, showing the domed seaside building on the beach with people strolling, early motor cars, and the sea in the background.
    Talks

    Worthing Pavilion and the Art Deco Seaside

    Pavilion Atrium
    A talk with Dr Kathryn FerryStep back to 1926 and explore the story behind the Pavilion Theatre with leading seaside…
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  8. Blurred motion of people dancing on a wooden floor, capturing energetic footwork and movement during a lively social dance.
    Workshops

    Highdown Goblet - Dance Workshop

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Discover history through movement, music and storytellingCelebrate the story of the Highdown Goblet in this unique and…
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  9. Person drawing a comic strip on a whiteboard while children watch, with bookshelves filled with colourful books in the background.
    Workshops

    Highdown Goblet - Comic Workshop

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Create your own comic inspired by local historyDiscover the story behind the Highdown Goblet in this creative comic…
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  10. Close-up of colourful craft materials spread across a surface, including bright orange netting, balls of yarn, tangled blue threads, and textured woven fabric pieces in green and pink tones.
    Workshops

    Kid's Workshop: First Weavers

    Museum & Art Gallery
    A fun introduction to weaving for young creatorsLet creativity take shape in this hands-on First Weavers workshop,…
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  11. Assorted colourful yarns and textured craft materials spread across a table, including balls of grey and orange wool, bright yellow strands, green and multicoloured fibres, and handmade woven pieces with netting and thread.
    Workshops

    Kid's Workshop: Wacky Weaving

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Creative weaving with recycled and natural materialsGet creative in this fun and hands-on Wacky Weaving workshop for…
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  12. Handwoven willow baskets and sculptural forms arranged on moss-covered tree roots in a woodland setting, with fallen leaves and greenery surrounding the base of a large tree.
    Workshops

    Kids Workshop - Young Willow Weavers

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Learn traditional willow weaving for ages 11–16Discover the art of willow weaving in this hands-on workshop designed…
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  13. Circus

    European Aerial Dance Festival: Have A Go Workshop

    Pavilion Theatre
    Always wanted to try an aerial class? Well, here’s your chance….Come fly with us and unleash your inner…
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  14. Assorted colourful craft supplies on a table, including stacks of bright paper in a plastic tray, rolls of corrugated card, scissors, tape, and a pot of multicoloured paper clips.
    Workshops

    Kids Workshop - Colour Crazy

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Mosaic and collage fun for young creatorsGet creative with colour, shape and design in this hands-on Colour Crazy…
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  15. Watercolour painting setup with a small canvas on a wooden easel, tubes of paint, brushes, and a paint palette with mixed colours on a white surface.
    Workshops

    Kids Workshop - Painting with Watercolour

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Create your own artwork inspired by the MuseumExplore colour, creativity and technique in this hands-on Painting with…
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  16. Animated image of Fireman Sam and his team smiling on a sunny tropical beach, with palm trees and the sea behind them. A child dressed as a pirate stands in front, grinning, while a colourful parrot perches on Sam’s shoulder.
    Children & Family

    Fireman Sam Live: The Lost Pirate Treasure

    Pavilion Theatre
    Norman Price is determined to win the Pontypandy Treasure Hunt, but when he discovers clues to a real pirate treasure,…
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  17. Four small folded paper booklets in bright colours (green, orange, yellow, and blue) arranged in a row, with a set of colourful felt-tip pens laid out in front on a white background.
    Workshops

    Kids Workshop - Little Booklet Making

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Create your own story with colour and pop-up ideasLet imagination lead the way in this fun and creative Little Booklet…
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  18. Small handmade booklet titled “My Zine” displayed among museum artefacts, including metal rings, bracelets, and other aged objects arranged on a dark display surface.
    Workshops

    Kids Workshop - Make a Zine

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Create your own story, ideas and designsGet creative in this hands-on Make a Zine workshop for children aged 7–11. A…
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  19. Two performers in lab coats, goggles, and gloves hold a flaming test tube on a metal rod, smiling and reacting with excitement, against a bright blue background with a large orange circle and science-themed graphics including a stethoscope and a wind turbine.
    Children & Family

    Ministry of Science Live! Science Saved the World!

    Pavilion Theatre
    100% Educational.  200% Entertaining.  300% Explosive. 400% Fun.Direct from London’s West End.  Over the last few years…
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  20. Handmade cardboard props arranged together, including a sword, axe, shields, and helmet, crafted from corrugated card, tape, and foil with simple painted details.
    Workshops

    Kids Workshop - Making History

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Create swords, shields and imaginative designsStep into the past and get creative in this hands-on Making History…
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  21. A man with tousled ginger hair and light stubble sits facing forward against a plain turquoise background. He wears a black tuxedo jacket, white dress shirt, and black bow tie, paired with brightly coloured trousers in red, green, and blue panels. His hands rest on his knees and he looks directly at the camera with a neutral, slightly serious expression.
    Comedy

    Mark Simmons - Jest to Impress

    Pavilion Theatre
    Award-winning stand-up packed with razor-sharp one-linersFollowing a sell-out debut tour of over 200 dates across the…
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  22. Close-up of decorative stitched fabrics, showing geometric embroidery patterns in white, red, and yellow thread on dark blue and warm-toned cloth pieces.
    Workshops

    Sashiko with Jayne Eagle

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Workshop aim - to learn how to create sashiko style stitching - a Japanese form of hand sewing. Also, an introduction…
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  23. Concert pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason smiles with her arms outstretched as pale flower petals fall around her, wearing a yellow top and colourful floral skirt against a dark blue background.
    Classical Music

    Worthing Symphony Orchestra: Kalinnikov, Mozart & Tchaikovsky

    Assembly Hall
    Worthing Symphony Orchestra and Isata Kanneh-Mason open WSO’s centenary season with an exciting programme mixing…
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  24. Medieval-style illustration of a veiled woman, representing Hildegard of Bingen, looking upward with a contemplative expression. She holds a stylus over a tablet or manuscript, as golden light or divine rays arc around her against a textured gold and dark background, suggesting inspiration or vision.
    Talks

    Remarkable Women in the History of Art: Hildegard Von Bingen

    Museum & Art Gallery
    Mystic, composer and visionary of the Middle AgesJoin Monika Lind, retired university lecturer in Culture and…
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