A black-and-white photograph of a gathering from the tradition's history, glasses raised in a toast.

Community

Where the tradition gathers.

Live events, and the conversation across a few open spaces. Everything here is open to anyone with a genuine interest.

Events

Live online, and to watch afterwards.

Exhibitions, talks and gatherings from the tradition and its archive.

The exhibition is complete

UNSEEN

All three parts, available to watch.

Presented live in three parts in August and September 2026. Every part is available to watch in full, all three together in one payment.

Each part is a full recording with the presentation alongside it, in your Alexandrian Witchcraft account to watch whenever you choose, along with the private Discord channel for the series.

About the series

The Alex Sanders archive at Bexhill Museum, in three parts.

A three-part series of exclusive material from the Alex Sanders archive at Bexhill Museum, most of which has never been seen by the public. Presented by historian Julian Porter and hosted by Sharon Day and Jack Moore.

Across three live online sessions, Julian Porter guided the audience through the archive image by image. Each part was recorded, and the recording and the presentation from every part are available to watch in full.

Julian Porter, curator of Bexhill Museum, beside a display case.

Julian Porter

Curator, Bexhill Museum

Julian Porter is the curator of Bexhill Museum and chairman of the Rother Museum Group. A historian with degrees in History and Landscape Archaeology and in Museum Studies, he lectures on local subjects and leads guided walks around Bexhill for the Museum.

Learn more about Julian

In partnership with Bexhill Museum, home of the Alex Sanders archive.

  1. Part 1 · 13 August

    Never seen in public.

  2. Part 2 · 26 August

    The town answers back.

  3. Part 3 · 6 September

    The vacant throne.

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