An Open Day will be held at the Maitreya Centre on Saturday March 22 from 10-5.00pm for those wanting to know more about meditation.
Andrew Durling of the Maitreya Centre, which is in Sea Road, said: "We will welcome allcomers throughout the day with free refreshments and a variety of free activities which they can enjoy and which will raise awareness of what the Centre can offer.
"For example, there wil be taster meditation sessions, little talks about the Centre and its classes and facilities, and videos replayed at regular intervals explaining about meditation and Buddhism in more detail."
From http://www.ryeandbattleobserver.co.uk/
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