The Coastal Currents Arts Festival was launched over a week ago on the 29th August in Hastings, Rye and Bexhill-on-Sea, but don’t panic the event continues until the 30th September so there’s still plenty of time to get there.
“Coastal Currents 2009 promises to be an exciting and accessible event for both residents and visitors to the area with a wide range of free events including film, performances, music, talks, guided walks and workshops. There are also events designed for specialists – a programme of talks and presentations by artists and curators from the South East and London while a screening of artists’ short films will feature work from emerging and well established artists.”
In the right hand column of the Coastal Currents web site there are the “Listings” of all the events and activities during the festival and there is also information regarding physical access to the venues through the use of two symbols to indicate level access and disabled toilets. In addition to this their are contact details for the venues so that if you have any further questions you can email them direct.
Please let us know if you attend this event as we’d love to receive your comments regarding facilities for people with disabilities.
Tags: Access, Art, Disabled, East Sussex, England, Exhibition, Festival, Level Access, Toilet, United Kingdom, Wheelchair


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