Sidmouth Coastal Community Hub
Welcome
Caribbean Night is back!
Tickets are now on sale for our brand new introducing event Caribbean Night Saturday 8th August 2026- click on the button below but be quick as tickets are limited.
SCCH is super excited to be bringing back this event but with a new fresh take and in a new venue for us. Working with producers of Sidmouth Fringe Sessions, we will be hosting Caribbean Night at the wonderful Tythe Barn at Thorn Park, Salcombe Regis.
Starting at 4pm till late get ready for sweet summer fun and an amazing line up. Re-introducing Caribbean Night is part of our ongoing Sea Spots Amplified – Grassroots Music project – building new audiences, supporting talent, programming more diverse music and artists to perform in East Devon. Don’t miss it – book now!
Watch our Sea Spots Artist Voice film to hear from them how important grassroots music events like ours are.
Sea Fest ’26 Marine and Green
Thank you to all our festival goers, supporters, contributors, sponsors and collaborators – together we had an amazing Sea Fest ’26 at Connaught. Check out our new photo gallery for 2026 for a reminder.
A superb time was had by all with the community celebrating together for creativity, grassroots music, family fun and celebration of our unique coastal location.
Find out more about how we are supporting grassroots music via Sidmouth Sea Spot@Connaught
Save The Date – May 21st and 22nd 2027. We can’t wait to see you at Sea Fest ’27!
For a photo reminder of the joy of Sea Fest 26 and 25 head over to our past events and click on the button below to check out our video highlights by Seb FitzHenry.
Our Vision
Our vision is to connect and engage people with the sea and coast in ways that value people and where we live.
SCCH works in a variety of ways in the beautiful coastal location of Sidmouth. We are a coastal hub that brings people together through our creative workshops, art and environment projects and our annual festival Sea Fest.
We aim through art, culture, heritage and environmental projects to promote a sustainable, creative and community approach to valuing the place we call home.
Making a Difference
The way we work echoes what we value – a two way process the wellbeing of people and the wellbeing of where we live.
Through arts and crafts, fishing heritage, identity and place shaping, gardening and community events we promote sustainable and responsible actions.
It’s the relationships we build and the sense of belonging and purpose we nurture along the way that matter.
How We Work
We build new skills and confidence, develop ourselves and others and generate new collaborations with others both within and beyond our community.
We do this to improve where we live with a special emphasis on the eastern end or Port Royal area of Sidmouth. Established ten years ago, we are leading positive change and cultural regeneration through our projects.
We work across all ages though working with children and young people is our priority.
Sidmouth Sea Fest – powered by volunteers
Quirky and creative – fun for everyone
