Dance at the Albion!
On Wednesday 3 February, the Albion is going back in time to showcase music and dance from the 1920s, 30s and 40s. HOT reporter Zoya Mathison laces up her dance shoes to find out more.
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A pride of Hastings musicians
The Hastings Sinfonia can be relied upon to present a programme of popular and melodic music which includes a good range of romantic classics, lesser known composers whose works are nevertheless immediately identifiable and the works of living composers which are melodic and accessible. This Saturday’s Winter Concert is no exception, writes Chris Cormack.
The Wind from Okinawa blows into Hastings
Japanese monk and activist, Kamoshita Shonin, 32 years old, and Sarasa
Transition Town Hastings offers full slate of meetings and projects
Here’s what the Transition Town folk have organised or are promoting in the coming week or so – and some news about money raised for Solar Aid.
Journey beyond the moon with Professor Elemental
There are some men who quite simply defy rules and define an age and Professor Elemental is that man… or men… man… Anyway, it’s him. Who else owns a pair of fighting trousers, a butler called Geoffrey who’s an Orang-outang and loves tea like most men love women. Who else can rightly wear the mantle, ‘The King of Steampunk Hip-Hop’? None other than, the one and only Professor Elemental.
Be part of Hastings Fringe Festival 2016
Initial call-out for potential performers, artists and writers! Have you got an original act you want to perform? An idea for a show, a story to tell,
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