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City of Stars
Local musical theatre choir featured in Marks & Spencer’s nationwide Christmas campaign Brighton, Sussex – City of Stars, a Sussex-based musical theatre choir, is thrilled to announce that several of its talented members have been featured in this year’s Marks...
The Gift
THE OLD MARKET CELEBRATES THE SEASON OF GOODWILL AND GIVING WITH THEIR VERY OWN “GIFT” Brighton and Hove’s much loved, independent and premiere grassroots venue is delighted to announce their brand-new in-house production – The Gift. Running for three weeks from...
Review: The Brighton Imposters Dinner Experience
A Traitors-inspired immersive Christmas party with fine dining, laughter, and festive intrigue. If, like me, you’re utterly obsessed with The Traitors, then this immersive Christmas party experience might just be your dream festive night out. Whether you’re...
Brighton Women Artists
Brighton Women Artists Debut Exhibition: CANcELLEd - Adjust the Focus Brighton Women Artists is delighted to announce its debut exhibition, CANcELLEd : Adjust the Focus, sponsored and hosted by Sussex Innovation at the University of Sussex. The exhibition will run...
From Lips to Liberty
Landmark new exhibition explores Passion, Power & Protest at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery Passion, Power & Protest Opens Saturday 25 October 2025 CENTRAL GALLERY, BRIGHTON MUSEUM & ART GALLERY Free with Brighton Museum admission; members free The...
Brighton Toy and Model Museum
Brighton Toy and Model Museum brightens Trafalgar Street again The Brighton Toy and Model Museum, which is currently lighting up the Trafalgar Street underpass with major regeneration works, can now announce two exciting new developments. In addition to the new...
Lambrini Girls
Fizz, fury and feminism: inside the world of Lambrini Girls There are few bands quite like Lambrini Girls – loud, funny, furiously political and proudly queer. Fronted by vocalist/guitarist Phoebe Lunny and bassist Selin Macieira-Boşgelmez, the Brighton duo have...
Brighton, BIMM and creative resistance
“I want to die with memories, not with dreams.” Brighton’s cultural scene thrives on the back of the young people within the creative industries, the city long being synonymous with celebration and individuality. At odds with an ever-growing array of challenges,...
A whole lot of movement: Quarters
Quarters, the city’s hottest new music venue, picked up on what the Brighton club scene was missing before the rest of us even noticed. With killer lighting and clean-cut sound, it is, at its core, a room built for dancing – carefully and intentionally stripped...
Paper Daisy
Why ‘makers’ fairs’ are thriving in the age of online shopping. There is currently quite a buzz around pop-up art, craft and makers’ fairs, with a growing number of people of all ages discovering the joys of meeting the makers, discovering unique handmade items and...
Q&A with Jessie of Beau Events
We chatted to Jessie, curator of Beau Events, makers’ and artist markets based in central Brighton. Tell us a little about your background, are you an artist yourself? I’ve been creating and making my signature bottle-top artworks for around 10 years now. But my...
The World’s First Completely AI-Written Pantomime
An hilarious, historic theatre event featuring a star-studded cast of local legends and comedy greats! This January, we are setting the stage for a professional pantomime unlike any other — the world’s first professional panto written entirely by Artificial...
Puzzle Bored
Local creative dynamo Mark, owner at Puzzle Bored, is busier than ever this autumn, launching a series of inclusive community sessions designed to bring people together through craft, creativity and connection. From 4 Nov, a six-week series of after-school craft...
Rare Thing
Tucked away in the heart of Brighton, Rare Thing is a jewellery studio like no other – a space where ancient craftsmanship meets contemporary creativity. Opened in November 2022 by jeweller Nattie, the shop is approaching its third anniversary and has fast become...
One Garden Brighton November Events
As autumn sets in and the leaves turn gold and red at Stanmer Park, One Garden Brighton offers a rich programme of events throughout November, with something for all ages. Getting there is simple with a regular Brighton & Hove bus service or ample parking...
Glenda and Rita
Starlets of the silver screen Introduce yourselves to our readers. Rita: Hello there everybody! My name is Rita Herringbone. Glenda: I’m Glenda Swing, but you knew that already. Tell us about your journey from silver screen starlets of a bygone era...
Avora
London’s immersive cocktail experience that’s out of this world Step through the portal and prepare to leave London behind. Hidden on Hackney Road, Avora: A New World Cocktail Experience invites guests to journey into another realm – a glowing, otherworldly...
Jack and the Beanstalk
Bubbles, beans and Brighton magic: Donatello serves up a slice of panto glamour There’s no better way to kick off the festive season than with a little glitter, laughter and a touch of Brighton sparkle. The city’s favourite festive tradition, the Brighton Family...
Gift ideas
Not sure what to buy this Christmas? We’ve partnered with some of our favourite Brighton and Hove businesses to bring you a curated collection of thoughtful gifts and unforgettable experiences. From locally made treasures to one-of-a-kind activities, our festive...
The Avenue Hove
Festive Christmas parties and Christmas Day at The Avenue Restaurant and Wine in Hove Are you wondering where to take your hard-working team or family this festive season? Look no further. The Avenue, located on Second Avenue in Hove, offers an irresistible...
Sage and fennel sausage rolls
It’s almost Christmas party season and at the Community Kitchen we are ready to celebrate. Our community cookery leader Cat shares one of her favourite party recipes – sage and fennel sausage rolls. Ingredients 1 small fennel bulb, diced 1 small white onion, diced...
Le Petit Chef
A magical culinary adventure with Le Petit Chef, at DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole. If you’re looking for dinner with a difference, Le Petit Chef at the DoubleTree by Hilton Brighton Metropole is an experience that dazzles all the senses. This unique,...
Drift @Brighton i360
Sunday roast with West Pier views If, like me, you’re partial to a good Sunday roast with a sea view, Drift beneath Brighton i360 is one to add to your list. The venue recently launched its Sunday roast menu and it’s a delicious addition to the city’s culinary...
Christmas parties in the city
With the festive season almost upon us, you may be wondering where to go to celebrate with colleagues, friends and loved ones before the actual day itself. Read on to find our recommended venues with something sparkly for everyone – from cabaret and karaoke, to a...
Sunday roasts
Brighton is a town of food lovers and Sunday roasts are an essential part of the culinary scene. The city’s appetite and expectations are incredibly high and, in line with this, venues have levelled up with so many delivering (beyond) a roast lover’s wildest...
There’s no perfect time – just start
As the days get shorter and the chill sets in, finding the motivation to move can feel tougher than ever. We tell ourselves we’ll start when it’s warmer, when work slows down, when January arrives and everyone’s chasing resolutions. But here’s the truth: there’s no...
Finding calm in a chaotic world
How to regulate your nervous system In a world that rarely slows down, learning to regulate your nervous system is one of the most powerful forms of self-care you can practise Your nervous system acts like the body’s command centre, constantly scanning for...
The PRam Diaries
Trusting my gut (and other autumn adventures) This month, Bee Adamic learns to listen to her instincts, slow down, and say yes to a little chaos. October has been a month of gut feelings, quite literally. I started an intuition course because apparently...
Come fly with me
Fly Gyrocopter based at Shoreham Airport offers Gyroplane flights that make the perfect gift for Christmas and beyond, we chatted to founder and pilot Lloyd to find out more. When you meet Lloyd, you can tell immediately that he’s happiest in the air. The former...
The changing rental market
What 2026 will bring for Brighton landlords As 2025 draws to a close, Brighton’s rental market is entering a transformative phase. From energy-efficiency targets to the long-anticipated Renters Reform Bill, change is no longer on the horizon, it’s here! For many...
The Brilliant Brighton Bricks Trail
The Brilliant Brighton Bricks Trail is back in time for the Halloween half term! Keep big and little kids alike busy during the Halloween half term school holidays with the return of the Brilliant Brighton Bricks Trail. Simply spot the 35 hidden Minifigures in...
Newhaven Fort’s Ghostly Tunnels
Dare to explore Newhaven Fort’s ghostly tunnels this Halloween Spine-tingling adventures await at Newhaven Fort this half term, as the historic site embraces its haunted reputation with an exciting programme of Halloween activities, all included with standard...
Artist Anon Brighton
Artist Anon Brighton Brings Homegrown Style to Churchill Square for Christmas From Market Stall to Main Mall: Artist Anon Brighton Realises Dream with Christmas Pop-Up in Churchill Square Homegrown clothing brand, born on the city's festival and craft fair...
Tulley’s Shocktober Fest 2025
Spooky season is here and we were invited to the press night launch of Tulley’s Shocktober Fest 2025 before it opens to the public, whether you’ve been before or never heard of the event, here is all the goss. Europe’s largest scream park definitely is bringing the...
Shepherd’s Delight?
THE IVY LAUNCHES DESSERT EDITION OF ITS ICONIC SHEPHERD’S PIE This October, The Ivy is flipping tradition on its head with the launch of a limited-edition Shepherd’s Pie Dessert - a playful twist on its most iconic dish. Fans of The Ivy’s iconic Shepherd’s pie are...
Comic Boom at Komedia Brighton
September 25th Review Komedia’s basement theatre hosted another edition of Comic Boom, Jill Edwards’s flagship new-comedy showcase. It’s a monthly fixture that thrives on unpredictability, a smorgasbord of fresh voices, bold ideas and one headline act to anchor...
Nina Conti: Whose Face Is It Anyway?
When ventriloquist and comedian Nina Conti brings her new show Whose Face Is It Anyway? to Brighton Dome on Saturday October 25, audiences can expect more than just a night of puppets and punchlines. For Nina Conti, performance is as much about connection as comedy...
In conversation with Max Amos
“Creativity is dead!” is a reoccurring sentiment often iterated by the cynical and the elderly (or the over-experienced as I like to call them) – scared or unwilling to trust the vision of the young – and is a sentiment I see far too often. However, as a younger...
Who We Are UK tour
When I first sat down with Simon Bass and Tommy Jules from Who We Are, I was struck by their open-hearted honesty. There was no pretence, no ego – it felt more like catching up with old friends than interviewing two musicians at the top of their game. You...
One Garden Brighton October
Tucked away in the heart of Stanmer Park, One Garden Brighton is the perfect place to soak up the changing seasons. October brings a colourful mix of golden leaves, crisp air and a busy calendar of events for families, gardeners and anyone who loves a touch of...
Kew Gardens Halloween Trail
If you’ve ever wondered what happens when Kew Gardens, with its manicured lawns and botanical bliss, gets possessed by the spirit of Halloween, you’re about to find out… Halloween at Kew returns from 17 October–2 November 2 and it’s exactly as gloriously spooky as...
Halloween Inspo
Halloween falls on Friday 31 October – the perfect night to dress up, get spooky, and celebrate goth Christmas in true Brighton style. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly magic, a foodie fright or a big night out with all the ghoulish trimmings, the city has...
The PRam Diaries
September always feels like a fresh page, but this one’s been extra sparkly as it was my 46th birthday month. I kicked things off in true Brighton style with a trip to Taylormania at the Dome. No, not the actual Taylor (a girl can dream), but the tribute show was...
Rockwater launches ‘The Pub’
Bringing the best of British food and drink to Hove’s beachfront Nestled along Hove’s Western Esplanade, The Pub at Rockwater has quickly become Brighton and Hove’s newest go-to local, blending the best of classic pub culture with Rockwater’s signature...
Brisa
A fresh take on tapas in the heart of Brighton Tucked into Bartholomew Square in the heart of Brighton’s Lanes is Brisa Tapas & Bar. It feels like the kind of place you stumble across on holiday, when you’re wandering cobbled streets and suddenly find...
Orange and rosemary olive oil cake
Autumn is upon us and it’s the perfect time to get cosy and share tea and cake with friends. Our new community cookery leader Cat shares one of her favourite recipes to impress guests at your next get-together, it’s a doddle to make but looks mighty impressive....
The Ivy in the Lanes
New menu launch review The Ivy in the Lanes needs no introduction, but its new menu might. Our editor went along to see if it’s worth the hype. Dinner at The Ivy? Who could refuse an offer to visit one of the most aesthetically pleasing venues in the city....
Momma Cherri: soul food queen
Brighton’s beloved soul food queen, Momma Cherri, has always been larger than life on the city’s culinary scene – but now she’s stepping onto an even bigger stage. Alongside launching a new podcast and taking part in October Unpacked, she’s about to make her...
Jules Emporium
Shining a light on World Homeless Day on 10 October This autumn, a unique collaboration between Jules Emporium and homelessness charity Emmaus is set to light up Brighton, quite literally. The partnership will see the launch of Raw Repurpose Lighting by Christian...
Wellbeing trends for autumn
As the air cools and the evenings draw in, autumn invites us to slow down, reset and re-centre. This season is no longer about ‘hustle’ and beach days, but about nourishment for body, mind and spirit Seasonal syncing – More people are leaning into nature’s rhythm,...
The truth about the ‘skinny pen’
Ozempic, Mounjaro and real results You’ve probably heard the buzz. Ozempic and Mounjaro injectable medications originally designed for type-2 diabetes are being hailed as the next big thing in weight loss. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: while these drugs can...
Lyon Quarter
Getting on the property ladder is easier than you think... Finding a home to call your own is every first-time buyer’s dream, but it should be more than that – it should, and can, be a reality. We get it – Brighton and Hove has it all. From the salty sea air...
YESCOLOURS x THEY MADE THIS
YESCOLOURS x THEY MADE THIS UNVEIL NEW ART INSTALLATION AT THE ROYAL PAVILION’S CELEBRATED COLOUR EXHIBITION Award-winning sustainable paint brand brings its colour expertise to Brighton & Hove Museums with a bold new art exhibition. The Royal Pavilion’s...
Europe’s largest feminist conference – Brighton
A weekend of ideas, art and activism Next month, Brighton will host thousands of women from across the world for FiLiA - Europe’s largest grassroots feminist conference. From 10 - 12 October, the Brighton Centre will welcome more than 2,000 delegates and 250...
Hayao Miyazaki’s Dreams By Mystery Ensemble
Red Events Present: Hayao Miyazaki's Dreams By Mystery Ensemble On August 23rd, I stepped into St. George’s Church in Kemptown and instantly felt that buzz you get when you just know something special is about to happen. The church itself is breathtaking...
Why Landlords Are Choosing Guaranteed Income
Landlording in 2025 isn’t what it used to be. With rising costs, stricter regulations, and the Renters Reform Bill on the horizon, even experienced landlords are feeling the pinch. But there’s a smarter way forward: rental guarantee Unpaid rent. Void...
Bucket Hats, Butterflies & Brighton Pride
August was probably my favourite month of the year. Brighton Pride weekend rolled around, and as always, it was pure magic made by that colourful community, and the kind of joy that reminds me why I love this city so much. Mariah Carey in Preston Park was nothing...
Cooler Than You / Spellbound
This month we chat to iconic duo Jayney and Simon, promoters of Spellbound @ Komedia, Brighton’s longest-running alt 80s event Tell us about Spellbound for those who don’t know you. We’re Brighton’s biggest alternative 80s night, and possibly its...
Pitch Perfect
A decade in, the Poets’ Corner FC story is ready to turn another page In sport (just as with life itself), they say great things can be achieved from very simple beginnings. That was certainly the case when dads Trevor Wilson and James Evans sent a group of players...
Sussex Cricket
Sussex Cricket launches ticket ballot for England Women’s International T20 at Hove Sussex Cricket is excited to announce the opening of the official ticket ballot for the England Women’s International T20 against New Zealand Women at The 1st Central County Ground,...
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Brighton Women Artists
Brighton Women Artists Debut Exhibition: CANcELLEd - Adjust the Focus Brighton Women Artists is delighted to announce its debut exhibition, CANcELLEd : Adjust the Focus, sponsored and hosted by Sussex Innovation at the University of Sussex. The exhibition will run...
Stop. Swap. Save. Brighton & Hove’s uniform rethink
Stop. Swap. Save. Brighton & Hove’s big uniform rethink starts now Smarter Uniforms launches city-wide campaign to cut school clothing waste, reduce back-to-school costs, and make rehoming school uniform and PE kits the smart, stigma-free choice With...
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