Arts, crafts and such in Worthing, West Sussex*

Anything from pukka art galleries to craft shops. Trendy and twee both welcome.

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• I like Northbrook.
• The art shop in brighton, I can't remember what it's called but it's really modern and....yeah, it's cool :D
• The Worthing Fringe - July 2003 is the biggest and best yet, with over 50 events organised by RAG, Duende, the Art Trail and partners. Includes open houses, exhibitions, classical and world music and more. www.worthingfringe.com
• Museum on the way to town, and the library just round the corner - otherwise worthing is lacky the cultural influence.
• V good art shop near the station - all your needs there - if you are looking for something a bit cheaper, try Sussex stationers on Montague Street. You can get hold of a good selection of stuff for a lot cheaper!
• Julians - Mostly modernist stuff, lot of drwaings of flowers
• Theres a museum near the Town hall. Too many arty and craft shops to mention, they are all dotted in the town centre.
• EYE-CATCHERS ARTS CRAFTS AND CLOTHING FROM AROUND THE WORLD AT GREAT PRICES 11 ROYAL ARCADE WORTHING
• in the museum near the town hall they have some kewl art outside sometimes
• Worthing museum, lots of local talent but hardly Tate Gallery.
• There ain't much they don't like hippies in worthing
• There's a great shop in Warwick Lane, off of Warwick Street, called 'Home Ceramics' which sells a large range of ceramic items which make superb affordable gifts.

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Last updated: 2009-09-03