Celebrate Cuckmere Haven 2021 was a huge success, more than £12,000 was raised for Cuckmere Haven SOS, and a fantastic community of artists, businesses and enthusiasts was brought together by a shared love of our precious local landscape and heritage.

The Exhibition - 2021

Seven Sisters White Paper Cut - Ellie Greenwood

Walking Towards Cuckmere - Cressida Murray

The Seven Sisters From Birling Gap - Margaret Weller

The Seven Sisters From Hope Gap - Margaret Weller

The Long Man of Wilmington - Sally Elford

Stormy Morning At Cuckmere Haven - Veronica Van Eijk

Splashing On The Pebbles - Lyndsey Smith

Seaford Head To Newhaven Walk - Alejandro Rodriguez Martinez

Seven Sisters Coastal Erosion - Rowena Mcwilliams

Looking Up At Coastguard Cottages - Neil Giles

Gateway To Seven Sisters White Cliffs - Alejandro Martinez Rodriguez

Haven Brow The Mightiest Sister - Carlotta Luke

Hope Gap When The Blue Fell Out Of The Sky And Into Our Eyes - Susie Monnington

He Moved The Boat To The Little Cove - Nick Bush

Early Morning Mist Cuckmere - Veronica Van Eijk

Dreamy Landscape Fibre Art Wall Hanging - Onneke Northcote-Green

Cuckmere Shepherds Christmas - Chris Cook

Cuckmere Haven Evening Study 1 - Rebecca Lucas

Chalk Fugue Mother & Child - Silvia Macrae Brown

Coastguard Cottages - Amanda Lewis Clements

Cliffs At Cuckmere Haven - Michèle Findlay

Corvid At Cuckmere - Lorrayne A Chambers

As I Walk An Alphabet Of Cuckmere Haven - Kate Whiteman

Bowing To The Heavens - Frances Featherstone

Beachy Head Lighthouse Summer Mist - Kate Herbert-Roche

Across The Rocks Hope Gap - Tom Benjamin

Across The Cuckmere Valley - Lucie Jones

The Private View - 2021

The Events - 2021

In Conversation With: Literature - Neil Gower & Nigel Newton

In Conversation With: Memoirs - Michael Ann & Juliet Nicolson

The Raffle - 2021

One of 2021’s wonderful raffle prizes was a day's use of the mysterious Cable House on Cuckmere Haven Beach, for up to 6 people with a hamper containing lunch & drinks created by an award-winning Sussex chef. The Cable Hut is one of the most intriguing secrets of Cuckmere Haven. Most visitors wonder what this unique building is doing on the beach and are unaware of its significance. It is one of the few remaining cable stations that once lined the coast. The Cable Hut is not normally available for use so this truly is a unique experience.

The winner of this incredible prize was Margaret Parkes, who invited friends and family to join her for a gourmet picnic lunch at The Cable House.

“A very peaceful and magical time in the garden of the Cable Hut. Such a special place.

This cable hut is a piece of history and must be protected.

The further deterioration of the coastal defences protecting the iconic coastguard cottages, the cable hut and the groynes is truly shocking to see.

This was a beautiful area of outstanding natural beauty which seems to have been abandoned by the authorities” - C.Ient, guest

This was one of the 4 raffles prizes which included: a £650 food and drink hamper, £700 worth of art donated by the exhibitors along with fun souvenirs of Cuckmere Haven and a lunch at Coastguard Cottage number 4.