
A medium-scale receiving house venue on the seafront of Hastings, East Sussex, owned by Hastings Borough Council. It is one of the county's largest venues, with 1,066 seats and a standing area.

The Drifters play their classic hits, from 'Under the Boardwalk' to 'Save the Last Dance for Me', at The White Rock Theatre.

Queer country music night with live music from Pink Suits and The Northdown Rodeo, a cabaret performance, a costume contest and DJs, for the LGBTQIA+ community.

UK Michael Jackson tribute show in which Ben Bowman, dressed and trained like the King of Pop, performs his greatest hits with a live band.

Monthly pop-up adult nightclub for people with learning disabilities, with resident DJs, at the White Rock Theatre's Studio.

Intimate standing one-man show by singer-songwriter Will Varley, with songs from his career and his 2025 album 'Machines Will Never Learn to Make Mistakes Like Me'.

Live professional wrestling show with former WWE and ECW star Rhyno and a defence of the GrandSlam Wrestling Championship.

Stand-up show by Australian comedian Dan Schreiber, QI elf and host of the No Such Thing As A Fish podcast, about the world's weirdest facts.

Over-18s disco party with live 70s, 80s and 90s music, dancers, confetti, balloons and a light and laser show.

Festive edition of Bongo's Bingo with classic bingo given a Christmas twist, singalongs, dance-offs, rave rounds and Christmas prizes.

Chap-hop pioneer Mr. B brings his comedy music show on the history of hip-hop to the White Rock Theatre in Hastings.

Talk show by TV legend Fred Dinenage, the Krays' official biographer, sharing stories and recordings from his time with Ronnie and Reggie Kray.

Comedy play by Ben Randall imagining a meeting between Margaret Thatcher and John Lennon, recommended for ages 16 and over.

Tribute show to George Michael with Steve Mitchell singing Wham! hits, alongside ex-Wham! bassist Dave West, in its third year.

Christmas pantomime retelling of Snow White with Shona McGarty and Matt Terry, with relaxed and BSL-signed performances.

Folk troubadour Beans on Toast brings his winter tour to Studio 27, with support from Katacombs.

Queen tribute band Majesty, led by Rob Lea, recreates Queen's hits with theatrical showmanship at The White Rock Theatre.

Adult pantomime 'Tinderella', a naughty reworking of Cinderella for the dating-app age by Happy Ending Pantomimes, strictly for ages 16 and over.

Sue Perkins brings her stand-up tour to the White Rock Theatre, sharing stories from behind the cameras about stigma, humiliation and misunderstanding.

High-energy musical tribute to Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, with Matt Terry and Damion Scarcella, working through the group's biggest hits.

Tony Hadley, former Spandau Ballet frontman, brings his Christmas Big Band Tour of swing and crooner classics to the White Rock Theatre.

Cross-genre punk band Millie Manders and the Shutup play a standing show at The White Rock's Studio 27.

Over-18s Oktoberfest with beer, pretzels and bratwurst, games and dress-up, headlined by the oompah rock band Oompah Brass.

Musical sing-along show with a live band and character singers, drawing on hits from stage and screen, with the whole crowd invited to sing along.

Elvis tribute show in which Ben Portsmouth, the 'Worldwide Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist', plays the King's most iconic eras with the Taking Care of Elvis Band.

Tribute show to Electric Light Orchestra fronted by Brian Cummins, with an eight-piece band, a female string section and a light and laser show.

Nine-piece band The South play The White Rock, keeping alive the songs of The Beautiful South.

Screening of 'Coco' for Halloween half-term, with Coco-themed crafts and activities before the film at the White Rock Theatre.

Live show by the Scottish folk band Peatbog Faeries, blending Gaelic jigs and reels with techno rhythms in a standing studio.