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Archives for September | 2013 | Page 6 of 6
Around and about (I)
Here’s what caught my eye this week in Hastings and St Leonards, writes HOT’s Zelly Restorick.
Insane Leonards: snapshots of delirium from a new magnetic pole #4
The fourth and last episode of Insane Leonards by author Richard Makin
Castle plans on display
Plans to improve Hastings Castle are to go on display at Hastings Town Hall between 6pm and 7.30pm on Wednesday 4 September, with the architect on hand to talk about his ideas.
Charleston: Past, Present and Future
In September, Virginia Nicholson, granddaughter of the Bloomsbury Group’s Vanessa and Clive Bell, will be giving a talk at the Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, Charleston, Past, Present and Future, raising funds for local charity, The Sara Lee Trust. HOT’s Zelly Restorick spoke to her about her personal connections and recollections.
Work begins on multi-million pound library redevelopment in Hastings
Work has begun on an £8million project to provide a modern library and registration service for the people of Hastings. Planning permission and listed building consent have been granted, giving East Sussex County Council the green light to develop the existing facility in the Brassey Institute and expand into the building next door, 12 Claremont.
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- The Fabulous Red Diesel: Win tickets!
- Jen Painter retrospective at The Beacon
- Jack in the Green with Judy Atkinson
- Elaine Delmar stars at Jazz Hastings
- Cherries, chairs, and complexity
- Songwriting #1 – Mike Willis
- Schoolkids’ artistic skills on display at Hastings Contemporary
- Open Call Photopia
- Brightling lambs
- Bach to eternity
- Active travel hustings identifies many failings for councillors to tackle
- BUOY at Barnaby’s
- £40m of levelling up monies for Hastings and Rother
- Gary Willis – Spirit of Invention artist
- Trash Cannes winner: Louise Whitham
- Opera South East present Donizetti’s Elixir of Love
- Most unpredictable local elections in years loom on 2 May
- Sunken Lands with Author Gareth Rees
- Neville Dickie Plays Boogie-Woogie
- Column 258
- Remi Harris, the Hot Club Trio, and every kind of music
- 10 HOT facts
- Listen for gentrification in St Leonards
- Councillors dodge public debate on fossil fuels
- ParkinSongsters mark World Parkinson’s Day
- JJ Waller’s weekend
- Hastings Sinfonia tunes up for spring concert
- Jazz Hastings welcomes John Law and Re-Creations
- 25th Hastings Beatles Day
- Zestful writer E Nesbit celebrated in Bohemia this Sunday
- Easter holiday happenings
- ‘Hastings 3’ plead not guilty
- Max Baillie and Suntou Susso
- Kim Wan at Electro Studios
- Sunday afternoon Music Hall at the Pig
- ESCC has spent £200k resisting climate action
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- Public Arts (33)
- Visual Arts (225)
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