In Full

The Paul Feiler Estate and The Redfern Gallery are pleased to announce a year-long centenary celebration of the life and work of Paul Feiler (1918-2013), which will include a major retrospective at Jerwood Gallery in Hastings.

Next weekend sees a series of top notch live performances in Rye by some of the biggest and most respected names on the current music scene - from the ‘people’s tenor’ Russell Watson to the dazzling classical guitarist Milos Karadaglić and the soul diva talent that is Avery Sunshine.

After an “awful” fire at Iden Village Hall last summer, which saw the loss of staging, scenery and chairs, that old adage ‘the show must go on’ was proved yet again by enthusiastic performers.

On the 18th & 19th May The BLODS Little Theatre, in Bexhill, will host another comedy double-bill night.

The Carole King and James Taylor Story takes audiences on a journey through the careers of six-time Grammy Award winner and 20-time platinum hit-maker Carole King and five-time Grammy Award winner American folk legend James Taylor.

The sizzling regular Live At The Palace comedy night is back on Thursday May 3 for its last event before the Hastings Fringe Comedy Festival 2018 in summer.

The contrast between intimate encounters and public celebrations was well caught in Fraser Grant’s production of Eugene Onegin for Opera South East.

Kim Wilde’s 2018 UK Tour hits The White Rock Theatre, Hastings, tonight (Tuesday, April 24) – and 200 lucky Hastings Observer readers can attend the gig for just £5 a ticket.

Winner of Best Band for five years at the British Blues Awards and with a recent album mixed by Chris Sheldon of Foo Fighters fame, King King is one of the most successful blues rock outfits on the circuit today.

Deciding what to watch on Netflix can be time-consuming. Especially when there are hard-to-please friends or relatives involved.

Racing royalty royally remastered.

It’s no surprise that a conflict that impinged on just about everyone in the world, saw millions die, and dramatically changed the life of many more is still the source of ideas for films today.

What nicer way is there to spend a Sunday morning than a reasonably-priced classical music recital?

To mark the national tea days this month Laura Cartledge shares a cuppa with Sussex-based business Hoogly Tea.

An exciting new music event supporting women launches in Hastings tonight (Friday April 20)

Rye International Jazz Festival are promising “five incredibly special intimate world class concerts” in St Mary’s Church, Rye in East Sussex over the early May bank holiday weekend.