The John Logie Baird — Cultural Venue in Hastings

The John Logie Baird in Hastings is a cultural venue on Havelock Road, in a relaxed part of town. It’s popular with families, thanks to its award-winning children’s meals. Locals and visitors go there for dining and to enjoy real ale and cocktails. The venue connects visitors to the story of early television in Hastings.

The John Logie Baird in Hastings is a Georgian building that became a museum in 1976. It was originally the residence and workshop of John Logie Baird, who pioneered television. Inside, you'll find a traditional pub decor, with bright lighting and a relaxed atmosphere. The building is wheelchair accessible and has accessible toilets. It’s a place that remembers a key moment in technology and provides a space for people to meet.

As a cultural venue, The John Logie Baird caters to families and groups. You can find a restaurant menu with children’s meals priced at £4.99–£5.75, alongside real ale and cocktails. Be aware that children under 18 are only allowed on the premises between 8:00am and 9:00pm. This makes it a convenient option for an evening meal or weekend get-together in Hastings. Expect it to be busy, especially during peak times.