Open 1:00pm to 5:00pm daily but closed on Wednesday 6 October

An exhibition to celebrate all that was made, done, seen and heard during the Tide Mills Project week in September.

View from the beach across ‘Still Stone Voices’ sculpture by Brighton-based Brian Mander, towards ‘Tide Light, Milled’ installation by Tide Mills Project Director, Phil Rose, and sound artist, Hal Wheeler (Photo: Alex Franklin Photography)

Artwork inspired by the seaplane station originally on the Tide Mills site, by three East Sussex College Art and Design students, assisted by sculptor Christian Funnell, from designs by James Dibiase; with an actor in costume (Photo: Alex Franklin Photography)

Artist Ellie Johnson-Bullock, of artist group Hospitable Environment, and a member of the Marmoosh team, running bread making workshops (Photo: Alex Franklin Photography)

Actors in costume on the Community Garden at Tide Mills (Photo: Alex Franklin Photography)

Giant 3D zoetrope of galloping horses, inspired by David Dale’s Racing Stables originally on the Tide Mills site, by animator and artist, Abbie Stanton (Photo: Alex Franklin Photography)

. ‘Listening Sleepers’ installation by sculptor Christian Funnell and sound artist Hal Wheeler, in collaboration with Chailey Heritage, with actors dressed as nurses on the site of Chailey Heritage Marine Hospital. (Photo: Alex Franklin Photography)

Actors portraying the Stationmaster and his son performing on the set of the Stationmaster’s cottage, created by scenic artist Romy Loughman and illustrator Rachel Cunningham (Photo: Rachel Cunningham)

Night time view of the Stationmaster’s cottage stage set, created by scenic artist Romy Loughman and illustrator Rachel Cunningham (Photo: Rachel Cunningham)