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May brings longer days, warmer air and a gentle buzz of activity to One Garden Brighton. Whether you’re after a moment of calm, something creative for the kids, or a chance to enjoy good food and music in the fresh air, there’s plenty to look forward to. Early May...
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Ben Sherman celebrates Mod heritage with a fashion retrospective at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery The British heritage brand presents its archival installation, Ben Sherman: The Decades, alongside Brighton Museum’s The In Crowd: Mod Fashion & Style 1958-66...
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Jess May is a Brighton-based celebrant, host and creator of the Opening Ceremony podcast a soulful series that explores human stories and connections. As a double-award-winning celebrant with more than a decade of experience, Jess is known for creating vibrant,...
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A big happy birthday to Jules Emporium, which marked its second anniversary last month with a lively celebration of free-flowing drinks, live art, and plenty of community spirit. In just two years, this unique boutique has firmly established itself as a vibrant hub of...
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Diary of a working mum (and accidental boob-flasher). It’s 5:42am and someone’s crying. Could be the baby. Could be me. Hard to say. I’m a working mum of two. My eldest is eight and very into “being right”; my youngest is eight months and very into chewing electrical...
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This month we chat to Cherry Shakewell, Brighton’s burlesque icon, about turning 21 and her fabulous Fringe shows. How did you get into Burlesque? I finished university in the early 2000s and quickly realised I didn’t really want to pursue graphic design. I took...