Did you know that 12–18 June is Men’s Health Week – a time set aside to have conversations around men’s health and wellbeing. Jacy from Hastings Voluntary Action explains why this is important and what is going on in Hastings next week.
The Hastings Botanic Garden Project will host the inaugural Hastings Garden Festival from 12-5pm on Sunday 18 June at the former bowling greens above Falaise Fitness Centre in the wonderful setting of White Rock Gardens. Free entry. Alexander Wilberforce writes.
MSL’s new heritage and digital project, Tressell’s Children, is a ground-breaking project that aims to create an immersive museum inspired by working-class experiences in Hastings.
Community, Creativity and Compassion come together at Sanctuary Festival 2023 on Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 June 2023 at Hastings Museum & Art Gallery on Bohemia Road in Hastings.
Prometheus Productions and Limitless Creative are collaborating on a film and theatre workshop project aimed at young people from the age of 11 to 18 years old. Cath Tajima-Powell from the Clifton Community Centre spoke to HOT’s Erica Smith about this exciting opportunity for young people.
Over the last two years, photographer pjwebb has been working on a series of portraits of women who ride motorbikes. Erica Smith rode her push-bike to St Andrews Mews to talk to the photographer about her work.
Tackling health inequalities rooted in deprivation is a priority for Hastings Borough Council. This is an issue which calls for much more than just healthcare, so the campaign brings together many players. Various initiatives, some of which are due to produce results soon. Text by Nick Terdre, research and graphics by Russell Hall.
To the west of the Old Town is the town centre, to the west of that is St Leonards. Further on is West St Leonards, which many visitors and even borough residents don’t really know. A new and free exhibition puts that right: ‘GO WEST: A History of West St Leonards’ at the Electro Studios, 5 Seaside Road, TN38 0AL, shows people what they’re missing. Bernard McGinley was impressed.
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