The cultural venue on the south coast has announced its schedule for the coming months.
After a hectic summer period, the institution is set to welcome visitors with an extensive array of programming.
The season ahead includes full auditoriums, morning gatherings at the café and the final opportunity to view the summer exhibition before it comes down.
The autumn schedule commences with Being Modern: Bexhill on September 12, featuring discussions and activities centred on modernist architecture, cultural heritage and neighbourhood life.
Participants can engage in practical workshops, formal presentations and dialogue sessions with building professionals, scholars and creative practitioners.
Additional programming encompasses a construction modelling session, a display of period photographs and historical records, and individual consultations with working architects.
The exhibition curated by Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, showcasing paintings, sketches, moving images and photographs, concludes its run on September 13.
Visitors requiring quieter viewing conditions or those with accessibility needs can attend special morning sessions on September 6.
The venue remains committed to serving as a focal point for residents, providing diverse programming appealing to various demographics and interests.