Sussex Events Guide - December 2025
- Dominic Kureen

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Ready for a lively Sussex December?
From comedy and concerts to musical sing‑alongs and festive markets — there’s plenty happening across the county this month.
Dara Ó Briain & The Snowman: Family & Comedy Magic
WHEN: Friday 5 & Saturday 6 December, 8pm start WHERE: Brighton Dome WHAT: A two‑night comedy event combining family fun and festive magic — ideal for a dose of laughter and seasonal joy.
Shoreham Christmas Makers Fair
WHEN: Saturday 6 December (10am – 3.30pm)
WHERE: The Shoreham Centre, Pond Road, Shoreham-by-Sea
WHAT: Over 50 local makers, artists and crafters; festive gifts, workshops, face-painting, pop-up café.
Seven Sisters Christmas Market
WHEN: Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 December (10am – 4pm)
WHERE: Seven Sisters Country Park / Visitor Centre at Exceat (just east of Seaford)
WHAT: 40+ stalls from local artists & makers, festive drinks/food and countryside ambience.
Worthing 'So This is Christmas' Craft Fair
WHEN: Sunday 7 December (10.30am - 3.30pm)
WHERE: Charmandean Centre, Forest Road, Worthing
WHAT: Over 65 stalls, handmade gifts, festive food, and supporting a local hospice.
Eastbourne Christmas in Little Chelsea
WHEN: Friday 5 December
WHERE: Little Chelsea area (Grove Road & South Street), Eastbourne.
WHAT: Street-market style festive entertainment, stalls, live music, Santa’s grotto and more.
Charity Christmas Concert
WHEN: Wednesday 10 December 2025, 7:30 pm
WHERE: Holy Trinity Church, Haywards Heath
WHAT: A charity concert raising funds for a local support service — a thoughtful way to share the Christmas spirit.
Tempest Seafront Christmas Market
WHEN: Sunday 14 December (11am–5pm)
WHERE: Tempest (159–161 King’s Road Arches, Brighton).
WHAT: A free-entry seafront market offering gift stalls, food and a beachy festive vibe.
The Snowman with Live Orchestra
WHEN: Sunday 21 December (1.30pm and 4.30pm)
WHERE: Brighton Dome
WHAT: A timeless holiday classic brought to life with live orchestral music — great for families and festive‑film fans.








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