02/09/2026
🖼 🗺 🍁 Really excited about a packed programme of events on at our Skyway Gallery this autumn, starting with
'Capturing Old Shoreham: Everyday Histories in the Landscape' running from 5-19th September.
A community exhibition exploring a living landscape where nature, history and community are inseparable — created through maps, artwork, photography, textiles, sounds and research by local volunteers, artists, historians, residents and schools.
Old Shoreham has been shaped by thousands of years of everyday life. People have crossed the River Adur, farmed the Downs, walked ancient paths, worshipped, worked and made their homes here. Much of that story is written into today's landscape—and is still being written.
Rather than telling a single story, 'Capturing Old Shoreham invites visitors to become explorers. Discover forgotten routes, changing settlements, wildlife habitats, local memories and hidden connections that reveal how ordinary lives have shaped this special place over centuries.
But this is not the end of the story. The exhibition is part of an ongoing community project to understand, celebrate and care for Old Shoreham. We hope it will encourage you to look differently at a familiar place, explore its landscapes for yourself, share your own memories and discoveries, and perhaps even get involved in shaping its future.
Whether you know Shoreham well or are new to the area, the exhibition offers new ways of seeing a familiar landscape, with activities for children and families plus workshops, discussions and knowledgeable guides.
