In Full

Barefoot Opera is staging a preview of its new people’s opera, Bloom Britannia, inspired by our lives on the South Coast.

The classic story of Dick Whittington has been given new life in a hilarious musical production by J & V Productions and talented members of Hastings Stage Studio.

Mad Fish is staging its fifth full scale musical Annie at the Izzard Theatre, Bexhill College, with performances on Friday April 26 and Saturday April 27.

Status Quo’s lead singer Francis Rossi brings his I Talk Too Much show to Hastings next year.

Westfield Horticultural Society’s Spring Show has been hailed as a great success with a record number of entries.

Streets Of Bexhill free street theatre festival kicks off in the town centre this Saturday April 27 with top notch street performers in Devonshire Square and Devonshire Road.

Zoom Arts group is “thrilled” to be holding this year’s spring exhibition in a revisited venue at St Mary In The Castle on Hastings’ seafront.

Next up at The Stables is the powerfully emotional Shadowlands with performances from May 3-11.

Hundred’s of people were led up the garden path last weekend to get a glimpse of some of Winchelsea’s best kept secret outdoor spaces.

Marcio da Silva’s Hastings Philharmonic will encompass poetry and art to celebrate the Challenge Of Change festival and the 80th anniversary of the death of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.

Spring is in the air and so will be fabulous live music over early May bank holiday weekend as Rye International Jazz And Blues Festival presents three exceptional concerts in the unique setting of St Mary’s Church in Rye.

Ninfield Flower Club stage their Flower Festival entitled ‘For the Beauty of the Earth’ at Ninfield churches over the May bank holiday weekend (May 4, 5 and 6).

Battle Light Opera Group presents The Producers at Battle Memorial Hall, from May 8-11.

Someone Anyone is releasing a new video for their track Figure You Out.

Don’t miss an opportunity to catch local folk legends Peter Knight, Roger Flack and Sacha Trochet in an amazing concert in Bexhill.

Rye Arts Festival has announced an exciting menu of artistes, performers and talkers who will entertain audiences between September 14-28, and the box office for literary talks, classical music, drama, and contemporary music is already open.

A life on the road for some bands can mean all they see of the place is the tour bus, venue and a hotel.

Rag’n’Bone Man will be supported by Maverick Sabre and Worthing’s Ida Vallens at Brighton Racecourse this summer.