Jazz Hastings will be holding a special benefit session on Thursday 1 December for nationally and internationally known local saxophonist Jason Yarde, who suffered a serious stroke in October. The event will take place at the East Hastings Sea Angling Association on the Stade.
HOT’s Paul Way-Rider takes a look at some of the shows coming up in November at the White Rock Theatre.
As thousands of nurses join the growing list of essential workers striking over real-terms pay cuts, Hastings Trades Council has called a protest march on Saturday 19 November to support the strikes and demand a general election. Gabriel Carlyle reports.
The number of Covid-19 infections has gone into decline after pushing upwards during most of October. But another upward surge looks possible this month as faster-growing sub-lineages of the dominant Omicron variant account for an increasing proportion of new cases. Text by Nick Terdre, research and graphics by Russell Hall.
At a time when there appears to be plenty of it around, Chris Bell of the Zoom Arts group has dedicated his latest exhibition – Beauty and Beastyness – to the depiction of the ugly side of human behaviour. He explained his thinking to Nick Terdre.
An exhibition of video game art created by autistic, learning disabled and neurodivergent (A/LD/ND) artists hosted at the Observer Building this weekend – 5 and 6 November. Caf Fean finds out more…
The Dear Future festival at the Electric Palace climaxes this Sunday morning, 6 November, with a multi-media event including live music, short films and a time-travelling performance that begins in Doncaster and ends at the lost spring in St Helen’s Woods. Erica Smith takes the plunge and books her ticket.
Hastings Arts Forum is holding the last show of the 2020 PhotoHastings Festival. The season has been excellent, introducing new work and techniques to fresh audiences. HOT’s Lauris Morgan-Griffiths went along to see the latest exhibition of two new PhotoHastings members, Agness Clark and Dan Percy, in an aptly named show, Balance in Opposition.
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