Events in Hastings From 13th April – 19th April 2026

You can find a calm rhythm to events this week, combining mindful movement with creative expression across familiar local spaces. Qi Gong sessions are held at Stade Hall on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, offering steady practice through slow, intentional motion, useful for those needing focus during busy routines. These gatherings welcome all experience levels; no prior knowledge is needed, though regular attendance helps deepen connection with the techniques. The hall’s high ceilings and natural light create a stable space well-suited to sustained attention.

On Wednesday evenings at Stade Hall, life drawing sessions run from 6:30pm until 8:30pm in shared space between two large windows facing the seafront path. Artists use charcoal or pencil on paper provided by local volunteers; materials are supplied free of charge. The event runs without formal instruction, participants work independently while being part of a quiet, observing group.

These activities occur mid-week to avoid weekend congestion and reduce strain on transport access via A21 during peak times. No tickets are needed, entry remains open for anyone who can walk from nearby streets such as Saxon Shore Way. Attendees often gather afterward at The Pier Café near Stade Beach, where seating is available if weather allows.

Check listings below for exact times and venue details on access to facilities like step-free entry and disabled parking spots adjacent to Stade Hall during event hours.