What’s on in Hastings: November and December 2026

November 2026

3 November: Hastings United v Deal Town

Hastings United’s published next home fixture is against Deal Town, offering an evening of local football at the club’s Elphinstone Road ground.

Tuesday 3 November, 7.45pm, Hastings United, Elphinstone Road, Hastings, TN34 2AX. Use the club’s ticket page for prices and availability, and check its latest fixture updates before travelling.

7 November: Oktoberfest at the White Rock

Oompah Brass brings rock and pop arrangements to a Bavarian-inspired event with music, games, food and drinks. The venue advertises two sessions and encourages dressing up.

Saturday 7 November, sessions at 1pm and 7pm, White Rock Theatre, Hastings. Advertised tickets £12-£22. This is an 18+ event; check the booking options for session availability and what each ticket includes.

8 November: Hastings Act of Remembrance

The annual Act of Remembrance takes place at the war memorial in Alexandra Park, with a service, wreath laying and march past.

Sunday 8 November, 11am, Alexandra Park war memorial. The civic parade leaves the Town Hall at 10.40am and travels along Queens Road towards the park. The council advises dressing for the weather, as the ground can be muddy or slippery.

15 November: GrandSlam Wrestling

GrandSlam Wrestling returns to the White Rock for an afternoon of professional wrestling, with matches and championship action advertised by the organiser.

Sunday 15 November, 3pm, with doors advertised at 2pm, White Rock Theatre. Tickets £17.25-£25.95. Children aged 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over. Check the booking page for seating and concession options.

20 November: Discos for Grown Ups

A standing disco night with music from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s in Studio 27. The venue advertises a party atmosphere and a disco-glamour dress theme.

Friday 20 November, listed start 7.30pm, Studio 27 at the White Rock. Advertised tickets £24.45, age 18+. Confirm arrival arrangements with the venue and use the booking page for current availability and the final ticket total.

29 November-6 December: Lights of Love

St Michael’s Hospice offers opportunities to remember someone through readings, reflection and tree-lighting services, with an online star-dedication option.

Local services include Sunday 29 November, 3.15pm, Hastings Crematorium on The Ridge; Thursday 3 December, 6pm, and Saturday 5 December, 3.30pm, at the Hospice, 25 Upper Maze Hill, St Leonards; and Sunday 6 December, 3pm, St John’s Church on Brittany Road. The organiser’s page gives the full programme and dedication arrangements.

December 2026

5 December: Refugee Buddy Project Christmas Market

A community market with handmade gifts from local makers, music, singing, poetry and festive activities. The organiser advertises food and drinks from Dove Cafe alongside the market.

Saturday 5 December, 10am-3pm, Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, Bohemia Road, Hastings, TN34 1ET. Use its updates or contact email for current activity and visiting information.

12 December-3 January: Snow White pantomime

The White Rock’s family pantomime stars Shona McGarty and Matt Terry in Snow White. The venue advertises a festive production with comedy, music and audience participation.

Selected performances from Saturday 12 December 2026 to Sunday 3 January 2027, White Rock Theatre. Advertised tickets £26-£30; the running time is approximately 120 minutes. Times vary by date. BSL-signed performances are listed for Tuesday 29 December at 2pm and 6pm. Children aged 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.

13 December: Beans on Toast

Beans on Toast brings his In Your Neck of the Woods tour to Studio 27, combining folk songs with stories about everyday life, friendships and the wider world.

Sunday 13 December, 7.30pm, Studio 27 at the White Rock. This is a standing event, with advertised tickets £19.35-£21.60. Children aged 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over; check the booking page for concessions and final ticket options.

18 December: Millie’s Nightclub

Millie’s is a pop-up nightclub for adults with learning disabilities, with resident DJs and a friendly disco setting in the White Rock’s studio.

Friday 18 December, 7pm-10pm, White Rock studio. Tickets £4, paid at the venue, with cash accepted; carers go free. This is an 18+ event. Contact the venue about access or visiting requirements before the evening.