De La Warr Pavilion

A children's show about a small boy and his dream boat, presented by the award-winning puppeteers.

Celebrate culture and passions through art and design with Tristan Manco, developing handmade techniques including lettering, stencilling, stickers, stencils and collage.

Curator David Rhodes guides guests around the exhibition, giving information on the works.

A live screening of Strauss & Hofmannsthal's opera-within-an-opera, which has maintained its popularity thanks partly to the power of the title role, but also because it has an early 20th century example of a breakout character: the supporting role of Zerbinetta, a brilliant showpiece for a soprano.

Live broadcast of Rameau's first opera.

Germany's sort of Comedy Ambassador (we think he made up that title) dispelling the myth that his countryfolk have no sense of humour.

The military bands perform classic works from 1939-2012.

Resident DJs play pop, dance and party tunes.

Sheridan Quigley leads the group in creating a large collaborative piece of work.

Stand-up from Mark Thomas, Mark Steel, Josie Long, Sir Ian Bowler MP, Tiffany Stevenson, James Acaster and Ivor Dembina. In aid of Hastings Furniture Service.

Folk and indie-pop by the band from Reykjavik.

Rock, pop and electronica sounds from the Icelandic composer and performer.

Draw British icons riding motorbikes, using pre-prepared images or own ideas from scratch, with Sheridan Quigley.

• Directed by: Brian Wright (cond)
• Written by: Tchaikovsky

A performance of works by Tchaikovsky, including Piano Concerto No 1 and The Nutcracker.

You know fine well who he is, now pop along and see his new show, which looks at life from a skewed white van man's perspective.

Adapting its title from Susan Sontag's fiery essay collection Styles of Radical Will, this latest exhibition by the Australian artist is his largest in the UK to date. In Mini Ramp Intersection, a skate ramp installed on the roof of the building encourages users either to joust with each other or to avoid colliding.

A changing display of videos and installations by the Australian artist, exploring the dynamics of contemporary culture and the conflicts that can arise between different traditions and practices.

A massed young choir performance, featuring school and comminuty groups.

Australian poet Rosemary Harris reads some of her own works, with an art workshop from Ed Boxall and story-telling from Kevin Graal.