Things to Do

Wondering what do over the next couple of weeks? Here are four of the best events.

Wondering what do over the next couple of weeks? Here are four of the best events.

The National have confirmed a Brighton show among their December UK tour dates.

St Michael’s hospice has a whole host of fantastic events on offer this weekend and invites visitors to join in the fun.

Two talented local residents have joined forces to produce an original faerie story set in Hastings Old Town in the 1850’s.

Streets of Battle free street theatre festival battled the elements last Saturday (May 40) with sunshine, wind gusts, rain and even some snow but still entertained the crowds with some magical entertainment.

The annual Battle Scarecrow Festival is just around the corner and local folk are invited to get creative and enter the event.

Local charity Bexhill Caring Community, 25, Sackville Road, are holding an Auction of Promises at the Cooden Beach Golf Club on Friday May 24, 6.30pm.

Serial art prankster and provocateur Sadie Hennessy hits Hastings with a bang with her new show Apocalypse Now & Then.

British jazz saxophonist Tony Kofi, a former Best Instrumentalist in the BBC Jazz Awards, will be headlining at the next Jazz Hastings session on May 7 at the East Hastings Sea Angling Association on the Stade with his new show A Portrait of Cannonball.

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Four stunning gardens will be opening their gates for the St Michael’s Hospice Open Garden season during the month of May.

Bargain hunters get set for The Stables Spring Car Boot Sale this Sunday (May 5), 9-1pm. The event is held in the car park of The Stables Theatre and Arts Centre, The Bourne, Hastings, TN34 3BD.

Celebrate love, life and friendship at the St Michael’s hospice Moonlight and Memories Walk on Saturday, June 15 from 9pm.

Bexhill Lions Club invite entries to their second Wheel and Walk community event, which takes place along Bexhill promenade on Sunday, June 9 at 2pm.

Talented artists of all ages submitted a colourful array of original work for the Southwater Area Community Centre’s latest exhibition, entitled ‘In the Footsteps of Robinson Crusoe and Other Stories’.

The annual Push the Boat Out event sets sail from Hastings and St Leonards Sailing club later this month, and anyone who has ever fancied a life on the ocean waves is invited to dip their toes in the water.

The Melodians Choir invite music lovers to join them at their summer concerts, in Battle and St Leonards to raise funds for St Michael’s hospice.