The award winning Cromer Pier Show is back for the 2019 summer season. Now in its 42nd year, the show has become famous with audiences travelling from all over the country to  experience an extravaganza of singing, dancing, laughing & traditional live variety at its best. Listed this year at number 49 in the Daily Mail’s Top 100 “Must Do” experiences, the Cromer Pier show truly is a unique, magical show not to be missed! Tickets on sale now!

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14th & 28th July; 18th & 31st August; 8th & 22nd September 2019

Follow in the footsteps of the Victorians in a stroll along the pier, a pleasure that has been enjoyed by generations. Experience a breath of fresh air and great views while the intriguing history of the pier is revealed, from a place to promenade into a palace of entertainment. The tour starts at 10am at the entrance of the pier, it takes ninety minutes ending at the pier head.

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Rock the Pier returns for another full day of music for all the family. Hythe Pier Heritage Association (HPHA) are collaborating with The Lord Nelson Pub to extend the event into the evening. The day will run from 10.00a.m until 5.30p.m at the Pier and will feature The Soulcatchers, Trav Cats, Dodgy Jammers, Lamina Ting, The One-offs, Wire-JD, The Doodle Cats, Twangdillo, Sophie-Louise Penwill, and Katie-Ann. Music then continues at The Lord Nelson Pub with China Lake, Wire-JD and Jarmin. Come along, enjoy Hythe, the Pier and the music and lets Rock The Pier!

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The West Pier Centre, Brighton is currently displaying the enormous 12 foot panorama of West Pier, depicted as it would have looked in the 1900s by local artist Lisa Holdcroft. For further details please see here.

This major exhibition will examine the relationship between photographers, photography and the British seaside from the 1850s to the present. It is Turner Contemporary’s first ever photography exhibition. Images of hotel life, the beach, the holiday camp, dressing up and dressing down, wild waves and coastlines all combine to create a rich picture of the British seaside. Further information about the exhibition can be found here.