You are invited to view "Mythology Reimagined", hung on Tues 4 November. 22 Artists explore a striking reinterpretation of myth, folklore and landscape through contemporary photography and video. Curated by Louise Whitham—who has spent over a year at Barnaby’s Lounge establishing a compelling curatorial programme and staging numerous exhibitions—this show delves into the legends of sea, hills, forests and heroes, re-imagining them for our time. As curator, Louise brings her signature blend of experimental media and local engagement—having curated recent themed exhibitions at Barnaby’s and collaborated with regional artists to invite new dialogue around place, story and image. Join us to meet the artists anf film makers and witness the 3 minute film festival screening in association with @photohastings on Saturday 15 November, the exhibition Location: Barnaby’s Lounge, 46 Robertson Street, Hastings TN34 1HL.

Inspired by ragged shorelines and dusty canyons, Caboose play a subtle blend of Americana & Blues that echoes across the sands of time. Stories from the sea and songs from the heart

Chris White - Saxes Terry Pack - Bass Nick Smalley - Drums Chris White is a world-class saxophonist and arranger whose career spans collaborations with legends like Paul McCartney, George Benson, Billy Ocean, and Bobby Womack. From 2010, he joined Van Morrison’s band. He’s also shared the stage with Ray Charles

Jack Beattie has  played with some of the North West’s finest musicians such as Les Bolger (Louis Stewart Quartet), John McCormick (The Spinners, Gary Potter), John Harper (John Williams, Atarah Ben-Tovim), and Paul Leonard (Peter King, Jools Holland). He’s also performed/recorded with many of the UK’s leading Gospel and CCM artists such as Steve Thompson (Dionne Warwick, London Community Gospel Choir), Graham Kendrick, and Geraldine Latty. Mike Stock (bass) studied in Los Angeles with Joel Di Bartolo (Buddy Rich, The Tonight Show, Ernie Watts), Tom Warrington (Buddy Rich, Randy Brecker), and Jeff Berlin (Alan Holdsworth). He went on to perform in multiple situations with the likes of Kenny Jones (The Who), Mike Rutherford (Genesis), and Paul Young (Sad Café). Tony MacDonnell, hailing from Leeds College of music, has worked professionally as a drummer since his formative years. He’s performed with legends such as Johnny Dankworth and Tubby Hayes and continues to work with the Les Paul Big Band

Greg Heath has worked with a wide range of jazz and popular musicians, including Dr John, Jimmy Cliff, Omar Hakim, Rachael Z, Nile Rogers, Mica Paris, Maceo Parker, Van Morrison and Joan Armatrading After moving to California, pianist John Donaldson worked with  Eddie Henderson, John Handy, Jeff Ballard, Donny McCaslin, Larry Grenadier and Red Holloway to name a few. Back in England he’s worked with Art Themen, Alan Barnes, Norma Winstone, Don Weller, Art Farmer, Steve Grossman, Eric Alexander. He’s also won the best pianist slot at the British Jazz Awards Bassist Simon Thorpe worked in Bheki Mseleku’s band and  has become one the most popular bass players in the country. He’s  worked with numerous artists including Stacey Kent, Bobby Wellins, Alan Barnes and Amy Winehouse. He leads his own 30-40s swing band Jivin Miss Daisy and the electronic improv group Improphonics Joe Edwards - drums

The Ellie Babies trio - fronted by singer Ellie Laine - play jazz, swing, blues and boogie woogie, combining musicianship with a fun vibe. Their repertoire includes songs by artists ranging from Nina Simone to The Stray Cats and The Beatles.

www.andytwyman.com Insta: @andytwyman Tiktok: @andytwymanofficial Facebook: Facebook.com/andytwymanboogie Act Bio Imagine what the Monty Python writers might have dreamt up over dinner with Muddy Waters. Andy Twyman's one man band act is a unique blend of deep blues with comedy and rock & roll. The result is a show packed with heart and humour. Andy has found a place as one of the most original acts on the circuit today. His distinct style has been heard and seen at Glastonbury Festival, on BBC Radio 2 and Channel 4. Andy first took to the stage aged 12 in pubs and clubs, with his guitar, voice and harmonica, performing solo and jamming with local musicians including Rory Graham (aka Rag and Bone Man). Before hitting 18, he had gigged as a solo act in top London venues including The Jazz Café and 100 Club. Driven to create a distinctive and exciting act, Andy learnt to play foot operated drums, giving his songs a beat to get people on their feet. Drawing on influences as diverse as Muddy Waters and Monty Python he developed a one man band show. Andy has brought his one man band show to Spain, the Netherlands and France, has […]

Do you have a birthday in the next 12 months ? 😉 A staff party, a wedding, a baby shower ? Get in touch! Great drinks, great food, great vibes. Bring your own DJ (or not), book a band (or ask us). If you have a small gathering of up to 25 people, our upstairs is available rather than the whole venue.  

Fun, versatile acoustic duo with keys & guitar performing a wide range of covers and heart-felt originals

Jean Obungu's Book 'Pep Talks & Poetic Promises is available now on Authorhouse and Amazon About the Book This is a reflection collection of poems of love, finding beauty in simplicity in life, sweet memories and creative and imaginative sentences. Often sparked with reflective imagination. I have spoken about my life experiences in a creative candid way. Some poems are like pep talks to myself and the audience. This poetry book has poems that aim to motivate, encourage, indulge and boost the confidence of the reader. It addresses issues of self-esteem, raising through challenges, offering messages of resilience and encouragement. About the Author Jean Beatrice Akinyi Obungu is better known as Tales of Jean. She is a writer and blogger under the alias the crown on my head on word press. She is a teacher, social justice promoter, women and children rights supporter, a free spirit and positivity mindset influencer as depicted in her poems. You can connect to Jean via her poetry content on her social Media @Tales_of_Jean_Poetry. Supported by Poetry for the  People.