HPC sings sacred music by Puccini and Verdi
Puccini and Verdi are Italy’s giants of opera. But for its summer concert Hastings Philharmonic Choir will perform lesser known sacred works by the two composers, as press officer Gareth Simpson explains.
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Meet the Footbridge Gallery team at the Coronation Bandstand
Come and enjoy music at the Coronation Bandstand on Bexhill seafront and meet the Footbridge Gallery team on Saturday 6 July from 12 noon to 6pm. Bexhill Heritage have organized the afternoon and are pledging all proceeds to the Footbridge Project.
Bottle Alley Art Market back for 2024
Following on from the success of last year’s inaugural Bottle Alley Art Market event The BAAM team are excited to announce this year’s event will feature not one, but two days of fantastic art and music. The latest edition of BAAM will take place in the historic and iconic lower deck of Bottle Alley, on Saturday 17 August and Sunday 18 August, 10am-6pm. Neil Hetherington of Zeroh explains.
More tickets available for Thursday night’s hustings
The Thursday 27 June hustings co-organised by Hastings Online Times and Hastings Independent Press has been moved to the main auditorium at the White Rock Theatre to ensure more local voters get a chance to see their parliamentary candidates in action. Erica Smith writes…
Tristan Banks Quartet
Our Jazz correspondent Julian Norridge writes… Jazz Hastings July session will feature Tristan Banks, a musician who has built a reputation as a knowledgeable, versatile and authentic world-class drummer and percussionist throughout his 30-year career as a recording artist and session musician. He’ll be playing at the East Hastings Sea Angling Association on the Stade on Tuesday 2 July.
Music-themed films galore at cinema’s Summer Music Season
Limber up your air guitar fingers for another selection of sizzling summer music films and events at the Electric Palace cinema in Hastings Old Town, writes Annie Waite.
Making sense of the polls
In the run-up to the general election there are polls a’plenty. But what do they actually tell us? And can we trust them? Nick Terdre, text, and Russell Hall, research and graphics, dig into the current crop and what they tell us about the likely outcome of the general election on 4 July.
Hastings Hustings on Thursday 27 June
Hastings Online Times and Hastings Independent Press have joined forces to present a town-centre hustings at the White Rock Theatre on Thursday 27 June. Erica Smith shares the news.
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