Formed in 1930 the club was originally a Fishermen’s mission; a place where fishermen and boatmen could relax, unwind and socialise with their peers. The club grew over the years and became a social hub for the wider community. Membership to the Fishermen’s (fondly known as ‘The Fish’) was always deemed a privilege and we hope that ethos carries forward to today’s times. The club can now boast to be one of the largest and most prestigious members social clubs on the South coast.

Along with spacious and comfortable lounge areas the club also has a large ballroom (great for live entertainment events) a 3-table snooker room, a sports bar, conference room, beautiful garden and a stunning function room that can accommodate up to 100 guests.

My partner and I have been running a Jazz Club at The Fishermen's Club, Eastbourne for several years and they have always been very supportive of us. We recently found out that their roof is now beyond repair and badly needs replacing, which is a huge expense. The club, like many others, is struggling to survive after Covid and I wanted to help them by raising awareness and support for a venue which provides various activities for the community as well as hosting our jazz concerts. Please support if you can.