‘De-colonising the University’
The book, Decolonising the University is the subject of a book talk organised by Lee Humphries at his bookshop, Printed Matter Bookshop on Queen’s Road. Two of the contributors will be present for the discussion.
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Herb walk with Ben Fairlight Edwards
Having experienced one of Ben Fairlight Edward’s renowned herbal walks in Ore Valley with Heart of Hastings, Catherine Pinhorn felt motivated to arrange one for exploring Hastings Country Park. You are cordially invited to share in the experience.
Interested in gardening at a local project?
The good people of Transition Town Hastings (TTH) are giving ‘a general shout out for gardening volunteers’ for their beautiful garden at Warrior Square Station, which has been transformed with the time, energy and TLC of local people. Alison Cooper writes.
Seeking host families for musicians, dancers and composers
The International Composers Festival has dancers, composers and musicians, travelling from abroad that would very much like to stay with a host family in East Sussex. This year we have many coming from all over the world, so are looking for additional accommodation. Founder and artistic director, Polo Piatti, writes.
One hundred years and what have we got?
Hastings Women’s Voice is very pleased to announce the September program of free events taking place at Hastings Arts Forum. Continuing with their celebrations of 100 years since women won the vote, they take a look at what has been achieved in that time. Rossana Leal writes.
SOS: Seeking smiley volunteers!
SOS = Sustainability on Sea! Transition Town Hastings & Energise Sussex Coast are holding their first 10 day long Sustainability-on-Sea Festival from 21 – 30 September (full details below) – and are looking for smiley volunteers for their big finale day on 30 September at the Stade. Can you help?
Applause Rural Touring Outdoors Season 2019
Call out to artists! Applications are now open for Applause Rural Touring Outdoors scheme in summer 2019, who will be programming outdoor performances into existing, locally organised village fetes, community events and festivals in Kent and Sussex. These events take place almost exclusively at weekends from May to September. Outdoor touring manager, Sally Lampitt writes.
Promoting unity in Europe
As our exit from the European Union fast advances, are there people in the UK who would change their vote if they had the chance? Does anyone feel they based their vote on lies and propaganda? A controversial and complicated issue. The European Movement 1066 Branch spent time in Hastings exploring Brexit issues with local and passing through people. HOT’s Zelly Restorick invited chair, David Daniels, to tell us more about their work and goals.
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