Christmas Wreath Making at The Ship Inn, Meads Village. Eastbourne.
The Ship Inn, Eastbourne · 5 December 2026
Image: The Ship InnA festive afternoon on 5 December 2026 at The Ship Inn in Meads Village, Eastbourne, where attendees make a Christmas door wreath. Booking is required, and the event suits families and anyone looking for a seasonal craft activity. Times and prices are listed on the event page.
Highlights
- Make your own Christmas door wreath
- Held at The Ship Inn, Meads Village, Eastbourne
- Booking required, see the event page for times and price
Getting there
The Ship Inn, BN20 7RH
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