Hastings will host its annual Holocaust Memorial Day service at 11am on Saturday 28 January. This year the event will be held at the White Rock Theatre, Hastings, on the seafront opposite the pier (due to the closure of St Mary in the Castle). It is also the first time the service has been organised as a ‘physical’ event since 2020, because of the pandemic. The service is organised by Dr Shelley Katz with the support of Hastings Borough Council.

This year’s service will have as its theme ‘Ordinary People’. It will include the Acromax Performance Group, the St Richard’s Catholic College choir and dancers, and the Bader College Chamber Choir from BISC (Queens University – Canada).

The service is open to everyone, and admission is free.


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