With the help of local historian Chris Hare, the Sidney Walter Centre has just produced a new brochure, full of ideas to fill the winter months – including some unusual activities to inspire people to try something a bit different.
Chris said: "You could stay in watching television, or surfing the internet, or you could get yourself down to the Sidney Walter Centre, in Sussex Road, Worthing, where a host of exciting activities are taking place. There is also a heritage section that looks at the history of the houses close to the Sid and the fascinating stories of the people who once lived there. The full colour brochure is free and available from the Sid and Worthing Library."
Through our gallery of pictures, provided by Sam Hare, you can get a flavour of some of the classes available right now. There is also a popular and modern gym. For all the details, pick up one of the free brochures.
. Sidney Walter Centre
With the help of local historian Chris Hare, the Sidney Walter Centre has just produced a new brochure, full of ideas to fill the winter months Photo: Sam Hare
. Sidney Walter Centre
The Sidney Walter Centre was once Sussex Road School Photo: Google Maps
. Contemporary Dance with Josie Sovegjarto
Two Monday sessions at 7pm and 8pm. You will learn the main principles of contemporary dance technique – energising exercises and sequencing bringing awareness to the whole body. Photo: Sam Hare
1. Sidney Walter Centre
The Sidney Walter Centre was once Sussex Road School Photo: Google Maps
2. Contemporary Dance with Josie Sovegjarto
Two Monday sessions at 7pm and 8pm. You will learn the main principles of contemporary dance technique – energising exercises and sequencing bringing awareness to the whole body. Photo: Sam Hare
3. Karate with Peter King
Classes are run on Wednesday evenings for people of all ages. Photo: Sam Hare
4. Krav Maga with Paul Davies
This increasingly popular martial art was created by the Israeli Defence Force and is now being taken up people in Worthing wanting to get into shape and increase their alertness. Classes are on Tuesday evenings. Photo: Sam Hare