
Stade Hall is a multipurpose community building managed by Spun Glass Theatre. It is located on The Stade in Hastings and serves as a versatile venue for local events.

Beginner line dancing class run by instructor Kerris, held every Tuesday at Stade Hall in Hastings.

Screening of the documentary 'Everybody to Kenmure Street' about the civil resistance at the Kenmure Street immigration raid, followed by a Q&A with participant Julie Sherry.

Book launch by philosophy writer Martin Cohen on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, followed by a Palestinian vegan buffet by Arta.

Free all-day record fair with thousands of vinyl records and CDs for sale from dealers across the South East.

Beginner line dancing session for absolute beginners and returners, with step-by-step tuition from instructor Kerris.

Weekly Thursday acrylic painting session for all abilities at Stade Hall, with attendees bringing their own materials.

Beginner line dancing class for absolute beginners and returners, with step-by-step tuition from instructor Kerris.

Spun Glass Theatre short play by Elijah W Harris about Hastings, followed by pizza from Sustenance and a party by Remi Vibesman.

Musical adaptation of Beatrix Potter's tale with live music and puppetry, performed by four actor-musicians and recommended for audiences aged 3 and above.

Interactive family comedy by Fideri Fidera, billed as 'Frankenstein for kids and not at all scary', with music, songs, audience participation and the Franky Walk.

Weekly Thursday morning yoga class combining flowing sequences with somatic movement, suitable for all levels, finished with restorative relaxation.

Ten-week tutored acrylic painting course for all abilities, held every Thursday at The Stade Hall.

Adult beginner line dancing class with instructor Kerris, suitable for absolute beginners and rusty returners, £5 per class.

Writing event by Spun Glass Theatre with Anna Atkinson at The Stade Hall, a community space on the Stade in Hastings Old Town.

Spun Glass Theatre's history play by Anna Atkinson, based on local folklore and Grey Owl, followed by pizza and a DJ night.