Beginner Line Dancing
Stade Hall hosts a beginner-level line dancing class for all skill levels.
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As you start another week in Hastings, there are a few local events worth checking out. If you’re looking for things to do in Hastings this week, you have a couple of options, from getting active to enjoying an evening out.
If you want to be more active and learn something new, there are sessions available. These gatherings offer a chance to join others in a shared activity, giving you an encouraging environment to pick up a new skill or simply enjoy some organised movement during the daytime. It's a good way to connect with your community and make use of local spaces. You might find yourself learning a set of movements in a social setting, suitable for various skill levels.
When the day ends, your options move towards the local evening scene, with a focus on traditional music. You could immerse yourself in acoustic melodies and time-honoured folk traditions, offering a relaxed setting for an evening out. These gatherings provide a genuine flavour of local music culture, creating a welcoming atmosphere for those who appreciate live performance in a casual environment. You're invited to experience some of the established rhythms of the town’s social calendar, perfect for a casual listen or if you feel inclined to participate.
This week offers a mix of opportunities that allow you to engage with different parts of local life, catering to both your active side and your appreciation for community entertainment. Whether you prefer a daytime activity or an evening enjoying local music, you can certainly tailor your week accordingly. The various opportunities across town ensure you have choices.
Check the listings below for times and venues.
Stade Hall hosts a beginner-level line dancing class for all skill levels.
A weekly folk music session takes place at The Stag Inn in Hastings every Tuesday.
Comedians Russell Howard, Harriet Kemsley, Leigh Francis, Mark Watson, Laura Newman, and Matt Richardson perform at a comedy gala in Bristol
Electric Palace cinema screens Wimbledon Women's Final paired with Pimms and strawberries and cream.
Wendy May's Locomotion presents a live music performance at The Crown House.