Watch more of our videos on Shots!
and live on Freeview channel 276

Spokeswoman Crystal Turner-Brightman said: “The festival is a celebration of third year students’ work with the theme of DIY to reflect the amazing work created at home by students during the Covid-19 pandemic.

“The festival has a range of performances including live art, installations, solo performances, productions, workshops, music, comedy and spoken word.

“Industry professionals have also been invited to witness a selection of high-quality works from the university.

“We will have breaks throughout the day and a snack bar providing food to nibble on in between performances.

“The event is free of charge and open to the public. We would love to have you there so please join us at The Showroom Chichester and the University of Chichester Theatre Department spaces!”

A couple of events run all day. The main programme of events runs from 12.30 until 7.45pm.

Have you read: Grace: why tonight's episode confirmed Brighton-based detective series as essential viewing

Have you read: Downton Abbey - those all important Sussex connections

Have you read: Grace: why Roy Grace creator Peter James is so delighted with John Simm’s portrayal of his Brighton-based detective

Have you read: Petworth Festival: This is when it is being held, here are the names of those appearing, and this is how to obtain tickets

Have you read: Hastings panto announced

Have you read: Exploring the great joys of the South Downs Way

Have you read: So many reasons to celebrate as Chichester's Pallant House Gallery marks 40 yearsHave you read: Search begins for 2022 Sussex Young Musician

Have you read: The Art of Chichester: 60 Years of Creativity - major new exhibition

Have you read: Everything you need to know: Chichester Festival Theatre summer 2022

A book about loss and hope

A remarkable tale of recovery from a rare form of cancer