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Hyakki Yakou

At the weekend, there are two more performances of Yumino Seki and company’s promenade performance piece at Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, Hyakki Yakou. HOT’s Zelly Restorick asks Yumino about her inspiration for this project.

Posted 13:46 Saturday, Sep 28, 2013 In: Performance

Creative destructive construction

If you feel like knocking the guts out of something and being creative all at the same time, then mosey on down to the Swan Boating Lake this weekend. Lauris Morgan-Griffths,

Coastal Currents spectacular at DLWP

This Saturday at the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill Coastal Currents joins forces with DLWP’s regular event Dear Serge to provide a bonanza of live music, drama, art and film, plus an illuminated bike ride with a fancy-dress electronic twist. Christine Alford lists the pleasures in store.

Posted 10:04 In: Performance Tags: Christine Alford, coastal currents

Throw your dreams into space like a kite, and you do not know what it will bring back, a new life, a new friend, a new love, a new country. ― Anaïs Nin LUCID DREAMING with The Explorers Club at The Beacon 7pm, 2nd October, 2013

Posted 19:09 Thursday, Sep 26, 2013 In: Performance Tags: dreams, Hastings, luciana haill, lucid dreams, lucidity, Sarah Janes, sleeping, St Leonards, The Beacon, The Explorers Club

Mayor leads energy price reduction scheme

Mayor

Posted 08:41 In: Green Times Tags: energy savings, Mayor Alan Roberts, Nick Terdre, Switched on Hastings

Around and about (III)

In my travels around Hastings and St Leonards this week, writes HOT’s Zelly Restorick, here’s what caught my eye… for all of you who missed the amazing promenade performance, Bodies in Urban Spaces, part of Coastal Currents.

Posted 08:36 Wednesday, Sep 25, 2013 In: Around and about Tags: Bodies in Urban Spaces, Chris Connelley, coastal currents, Willi Dorner, Zelly Restorick

Don’t be put off if you haven’t got the dosh

Albert and Frances Mansbridge founded the Workers Education Association in 1903 with the objective of providing education to the labouring classes in an attempt to raise their quality of life. Over 100 years later the WEA organises from 7,500 to 10,000 non-vocational, low-cost courses a year for working and low-income people, though it is primarily open to whoever wants to learn. Christine Alford went to find out.

Posted 12:46 Monday, Sep 23, 2013 In: Home Ground Tags: ann kramer, Christine Alford, Karen Chang, Liz Allen, WEA, Workers Educational Association

Bodies in urban spaces

Chris Connelley happily joins in a walk on the weird side, courtesy of Coastal Currents.

Posted 11:28 Sunday, Sep 22, 2013 In: Performance Tags: Bodies in Urban Space, Chris Connelley, coastal currents