Lammas Festival Lammas Festival

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The word ‘Lammas’ comes from the old English for ‘Loaf Mass’, a celebration of the Earth’s bounty, traditionally held at the time of cutting the first corn crop. Lammas is also known as Lughnasadh, a name derived from that of the Celtic Sun God, Lugh.

It is one of the main festivals now celebrated by the modern Pagan movement. As well as offering a showcase for local talent – music, Morris dancing, drumming and Storytelling– this event also Raises money for the R.N.L.I., Entertains the local community and encourages visitors to the town.

The festival is FREE. It is paid for entirely by the fundraising efforts of the Lammas Festival Committee
Name Distance Prices From
Bo s Holiday Cottage 0.4 ml £120.00 Book
Ravilious 0.7 ml £40.00 Book
The Devonshire Park Hotel 0.8 ml £60.00 Book
The Ellesmere 0.8 ml £39.00 Book
The Mowbray 0.8 ml £35.00 Book
New Wilmington Hotel 0.8 ml £78.00 Book
The Sheldon 0.8 ml £28.35 Book
Palm Court Hotel 0.8 ml £45.00 Book
The Grand Hotel 0.9 ml £150.00 Book
Best Western Lansdowne Hotel 0.9 ml £25.00 Book
Southcroft 0.9 ml £75.00 Book
Brayscroft House 0.9 ml £40.00 Book
The Hydro Hotel 0.9 ml £35.00 Book
The Big Sleep Hotel Eastbourne By Compass Hospitality 0.9 ml £26.10 Book
The Guesthouse East 0.9 ml £79.00 Book

Western Lawns, Eastbourne Seafront, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN214UH

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