This 45-minute session will help increase your understanding and provide practical knowledge and tools to support people with dementia. Awareness sessions help to make our communities a place where dementia is understood, accepted, and treated with empathy across all sectors. Each session includes:The different types of dementia; The person behind the disease; Living well with dementia; How you can offer support.

Come and enjoy our first Sage House Disco! Enjoy a relaxed, dementia-friendly afternoon of music and movement. Move, sing along, or simply enjoy the atmosphere. This will be a welcoming, friendly space to enjoy a Saturday together, for our customers, friends and family. £5 per person - includes refreshments.

Diamond Dolly is a dazzling tribute show by the talented Lallie, capturing Dolly Parton in her prime.
With spot-on vocals, authentic costumes, and plenty of sequins, wigs, and sparkle, Lallie brings Dolly’s heart, style, and greatest hits to life. Friday 17th March 1pm – 3pm. £14 per person includes – delicious sandwiches, cake and Tea/Coffee.

Andrew Ball, Head of Corporate Relations and Heritage, will explore the history of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, from its founding by Charles Rolls and Henry Royce to its most iconic 20th-century models. He will also discuss the brand’s revival under BMW, the establishment of the Goodwood headquarters, and the evolution of Rolls-Royce Bespoke, showing how each car can be made truly unique.

This talk explores the myths and realities of witchcraft in West Sussex, using local court records and folklore. Local Historian Chris Hare will examine how widespread these beliefs were, how witches were treated, and how witchcraft shaped popular culture.

Join us for what promises to be another special Corporate Quiz Night in April, here at Sage House. Bring your thinking caps to the evening's events and expect a wonderful atmosphere. Your ticket also includes a Fish and Chip supper from LA Fish. Book your place and come and join in the fun.

Join Harry Sherrard as he explores how the Space Race, born out of Cold War rivalry, spanned from 1957 to 1972, driving extraordinary technological advances and culminating in the U.S. moon landings. What began as President Kennedy’s seemingly impossible challenge became one of humanity’s greatest achievements.

The stunning Goodwood Art Foundation is hosting a unique lunch to celebrate the arts in Chichester and to raise money for the pioneering dementia support work of Sage House at Tangmere. The lunch will be hosted by the incoming High Sheriff of West Sussex Gary Shipton with all profits in aid of Sage House. There are only 70 places at the lunch and tickets priced £60 (which include a glass of fizz) are expected to sell out quickly. We look forward to seeing you there.