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Unitarian Meeting Place South Terrace Hastings TN34 1SA Events every day in Hastings Week Sat. 10th Coffee Morning 10.30am – 12.30pm Sun.11th Church Service 11.am – 12noon Mon.12th Circle Dancing 10.30am – 12.15pm Tues.13th Bring Hand Crafts, Knit, Crochet, Stitch etc. as the mood takes you 10.00am‐4.00pm. Wed.14th Painting and Drawing with David Embry plus Doodle Crazy! 10.00am – 4.00pm Thurs.15th Circle Dancing 10.45am‐12.15pm Fri.16th Poetry‐ an afternoon for sharing your favourites. 2.00pm‐4.00pm Sat.17th Join us for an afternoon of “Musical Celebration” 2.00pm – 4.00pm 6 Hastings Week 2015
GUIDED WALKS BY MALCOLM CAMPBELL All ‘pay on the day’, reservations not necessary THE HASTINGS HORROR WALK Saturday 10th October 7.00pm Thursday 15th October 7.00pm Grim and gruesome true tales of terror from Hasting's less illustrious past. Definitely not for the squeamish! Meet at St.Clements Church steps, off High Street. Lasts about 1 hr 20 mins. Wheelchair accessible. Dogs on short leads permitted. Adult £8.00, accompanied child £5.00, HIDDEN HASTINGS REVEALED Sunday 11th October 11.00am Saturday 17th October 11.00am Exploring an intriguing labyrinth of alleys and byways, some unfamiliar even to local residents, giving obscured and obscure evidence of bygone Old Town life. Meet at West Hill Lift, George Street. Lasts about 1 hour 40 mins. Adult £7.00 ST.LEONARDS IN THE BEGINNING Sunday 11th October 2.00pm Tracing the development of St.Leonards-on- Sea from its inception as a planned new town in the Regency era to the eve of its Victorian expansion. Meet at rear entrance of Royal Victoria Hotel. Lasts about 1 hr 30 mins. Adult £7.00 SPOOKY SUPERNATURAL STORIES Sunday 11th October 5.00pm Friday 16th October 7.00pm Dare you join us for the biggest and best selection of Hastings true ghost stories vividly told. You will learn of the activities of a variety of phantoms and poltergeists, always strange and sometimes frightening. Meet at St.Clements Church steps, off High Street. Lasts approx 1 hr 20 mins. Wheelchair accessable. Dogs on short leads permitted. Adult £8.00, accompanied child £5.00, NEW INSIGHTS ON THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS Saturday 17th October 3.00pm The actual location of the famous battlefield has now been challenged. This illustrated guided walk takes you to the alternative sites, vividly describing the context and the course of the conflict. Meet outside Battle Library, High Street. Lasts about 1 hr 20 mins. Adult £7.00 Hastings Week Guided Walks MORE 14th October Battle of Hastings Day Hastings week 2015 Old Town Walks: coordinate the 11am Stade Walk with the 2.30pm Old Town Walk and collect a 10% discount voucher for Eat@TheStade from your Stade guide. No prebooking - just turn up! 11am 'In the Footsteps of the Conquerer': Join our volunteer guides for a walk around the Stade, Hastings’ ancient fishing beach area, to explore the history of our unique sustainable fishing community. Walks take about 90 minutes and are FREE but please donate to The Fishermen’s Museum, part of the OHPS. Walks are on level but maybe uneven ground, no steps. Suitable footwear advisable. Meet at the Lifeboat Station (blue building on the beach) 2.30 pm join us for a tour of Hastings Old Town, the premier ancient Cinque Port, with its wealth of historic buildings, twittens and cat-creeps. Find out why the celebrities of their day flocked to Hastings. OHPS volunteer guides lead all walks, which take about 90 minutes and proceed gently downhill, but there are stairs. The walks are FREE, but please donate to the OHPS (Old Hastings Preservation Society). VICTORIAN AND TWENTIETH CENTURY ST.LEONARDS Sunday 18th October 11.00am Following the early Victorian creation of a second town and the further changes of character of the last century. Meet at front entrance Royal Victoria Hotel. Lasts about 1 hr 30 mins. Adult £7.00 Hastings Printing Company Ltd Sponsors of this programme 01424 720477 www.hastings-print.co.uk Hastings Week 2015 7
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