Hastings Beatles Day returns for 2020 and will this year support The Sara Lee Trust, a local Hastings-based charity supporting people with cancer and other life threatening illnesses by providing free specialist counselling and complementary therapy care.

New Committee members Hannah Deeble, Chris Beveridge and Katie Jones will join experienced hands Robin Redsull and Judy Atkinson to deliver a fantastic line up at Hastings Beatles Day 2020 at the White Rock Theatre, along with special events and activities including a children’s circle and grand raffle.

Performance Manager Hannah says, “Hastings Beatles Day 2020 will build on what has gone before, bringing acts together from around the world to perform on multiple stages at the White Rock Theatre; showcasing the music of this world famous and much loved band, in many different styles and with performers of all ages. It is an event that really brings the people of Hastings together, and supports a great local charity as well”.

Dan Redsull, CEO of The Sara Lee Trust, says, “We are absolutely delighted that the new Hastings Beatles Day Committee has decided to support The Sara Lee Trust. As a small local charity, Hastings Beatles Day will represent our biggest and most important annual fundraising event, and will help us to support a great many more people in Hastings and Rother who need our help. 100% of funds raised at this event will go towards supporting local people affected by cancer and other life threatening illnesses.”

Hastings Beatles Day 2020 takes place on Sunday 5th April and will form the largest get-together of professional and amateur musicians, dancers and choreographers in one place in Hastings during the year. To find out more about Hastings Beatles Day go to www.hastingsbeatlesday.com or, to express an interest in performing at the event, email 2020@hastingsbeatlesday.com.