• Dinosaur Take Over!

    Hailsham High Street Hailsham, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    To open this year’s Hailsham Festival, we’re bringing something rather special — and rather large — to the town centre.
    Come along and meet Bumble the Brontosaurus, who will be roaming Hailsham High Street with his prehistoric chums for a joyful street celebration packed with family fun. There will be dinosaur walkabouts, magical surprises, music, and plenty of festival atmosphere as the High Street comes alive for the day.

    Free
  • 20th Birthday Street Celebration

    Hailsham High Street Hailsham, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    To open this year’s Hailsham Festival, we’re bringing something rather special — and rather large — to the town centre.
    Come along and meet Bumble the Brontosaurus, who will be roaming Hailsham High Street with his prehistoric chums for a joyful street celebration packed with family fun. There will be dinosaur walkabouts, magical surprises, music, and plenty of festival atmosphere as the High Street comes alive for the day.

    Free
  • The Gazelle and the Hunter

    Hailsham High Street Hailsham, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    Our Greedy Mughal Hunter is on the prowl. Watch as the cheeky and playful Gazelle manages to outwit him and escape!

    Free
  • Instrument Making at Dippy Doodah’s

    Dippy Doodah's Café 52 High St, Hailsham, United Kingdom

    Musical Instrument Making at Dippy Doodah's Community Cafe with Kate and Mel.
    You will use the instruments you create at the Make Music event the following Sunday, September 13th
    Children must be accompanied by an adult. £5 per child plus booking fee to include both sessions. Sponsored by Nic Gray Associates

  • Gibbon and Goldfinch Family Gig

    Upper Hall, Station Youth Club Western Road, Hailsham, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    Interactive gig for 5-10 year olds. Colourful outfits, multiple instruments, songs about fruits and vegetables and some blasts from the past for the parents...!

  • The Rocky Horror Show

    Hailsham Pavilion George Street, Hailsham, United Kingdom

    Give yourself over to absolute pleasure as The Rocky Horror Picture Show comes to Hailsham Festival for a night of glorious gothic silliness, outrageous costumes and full-throttle cult cinema.

  • Hailsham Pavilion Open Morning

    Hailsham Pavilion George Street, Hailsham, United Kingdom

    Hailsham Pavilion Open Morning organised by HOPS
    Live music provided by local musicians throughout,
    Tours of the projection room,
    An exhibition of The Pavilion and HOPS, past and present
    Home made cakes and refreshments available.
    See website for more details.

    Free
  • The Mayor’s Concert

    Hailsham Parish Church Vicarage Lane, Hailsham, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    Join us for this free concert at Hailsham Parish Church which will include performances by Hailsham Choral conducted by Jozik Kotz, guest soprano, Nicola Sharkey and Organist/Pianist, Brian Cotterill. Sponsored by Nic Gray and Associates.

    Free
  • Make Music with Sam from Ollie’s Music Room

    Dippy Doodah's Café 52 High St, Hailsham, United Kingdom

    Make Music with Sam from Ollie's Music Room. You will use the instruments you created at the Instrument Making event the previous Sunday, September 13th.
    Children must be accompanied by an adult. £5 per child plus booking fee to include both sessions. Sponsored by Nic Gray Associates

  • Family Concert with Wealden Brass

    Civic Community Hall Hailsham Vicarage Lane, Hailsham, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    Step into a world of musical memories with Hailsham's lively brass band!
    From beloved film themes to playground favourites, this fun-filled performance celebrates the soundtrack of childhood. Perfect for children, parents, and grandparents alike — sing along, smile, and rediscover music of your youth together.

  • Volya Voices – Ukrainian Choir and Dancers – back by popular demand!

    Hailsham Pavilion George Street, Hailsham, United Kingdom

    We are a group of Ukrainian women who formed a choir when we met together in Bexhill having fled from the war. We wanted to sing together to stay strong and raise funds to send first aid to those fighting on the front line.