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Archives for February | 2017 | Page 1 of 6
More than just words – The Jane Eyre Project: a review
Aruna Vasudevan of The Literary Shed reviews the current exhibition at Hastings Arts Forum.
Heavenly piano competition into second round
Hastings International Piano Concerto Competition has a reputation for bringing the best out of the talented contestants. It’s also a moving experience for the audience, as HOT correspondent Heidi de Winter found out when she attended the opening round. Photos by Richard Grebby of RG Studios.
Magical guitar duo hit Hastings jazz scene
A memorable evening is in store for jazz lovers, guitar lovers and music lovers in general when a formidable duo of jazz guitarists come to Hastings. Jazz Hastings’ Julian Norridge sets the scene.
A fresh look at Jane Eyre
HOT’s Erica Smith creeps into The House of The Heroine and is immersed in a whole new world of Jane Eyre.
Fat Tuesday takes centre stage
The Fat Tuesday festival is upon us! A long weekend of music and fun running from Friday 24 to Tuesday 28 February. Full details are available on the Fat Tuesday website, from which Nick Terdre has culled the following essential details. Photos (mostly) from Fat Tuesday.
Community centre site up for sale this week
The old West St Leonards primary school site in Bexhill Road (at the bottom of Filsham Road) is again under threat, this time of ‘mixed use development’. Bernard McGinley takes a look at the green space while it’s still there, and also took the photos.
SOS for our NHS
In London on 4 March, there’s a demonstration in support of investment in our NHS and against investment in Trident: people from Hastings are attending and you’re invited to go along with them. Why are they participating?
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