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The Sussex Peasant

The Sussex Peasant Big Summer Market Preston Park (various dates/locations)

Celebrate the arrival of summer as The Sussex Peasant returns with its Big Summer Markets this June across Brighton & Hove and Sussex. Bringing together local farmers, growers, bakers and independent food producers, the markets offer the opportunity to shop directly from the people behind some of the county’s finest seasonal produce. Visitors can expect vibrant summer vegetables, artisan bread, local cheeses, flowers, preserves and thoughtfully sourced food, all served with The Sussex Peasant’s signature warmth and community spirit.June market locations include Queens Park, Preston Park, St Anne’s, Ditchling and Cuckfield, creating welcoming spaces that celebrate seasonal eating, local farming and Sussex life at its height. Fri 19 June 09:00-14:00 @The Rose & Crown, Cuckfield, Sussex RH17 5BS Sat 20 June 09:00-15:00 @Pepperpot Queens Park, Brighton, Sussex BN2 0GF Thurs 25 June 09:00-14:00 @The Bull, Ditchling, Sussex BN6 8TA Fri 26 June 09:00-16:00 @St Anns Wells Gardens, Brighton, Sussex BN3 1PR Sat 27 June 09:00-15:00 @Preston Park, Brighton, Sussex bBN1 6HG Free entry. Find out more at thesussexpeasant.co.uk/events

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Beverley Knight

Beverley Knight

Brighton Dome Concert Hall Church St, Brighton

Beverley Knight | Wed 24 Jun 19:00 @ Brighton Dome £39.50 The Queen of British Soul returns to Brighton with her Born to Perform tour, blending beloved hits with stories from her celebrated stage and music career. Backed by her acclaimed live band, Beverley Knight delivers a powerful evening of soul, theatrical favourites and emotionally charged performances from one of Britain’s finest vocalists.   

£39.50

Get Better

Get Better

Ironworks Studios 30 Cheapside, Brighton

Get Better | The play follows Hazel, a woman in her 20’s working in a café, grappling with chronic fatigue and trying to maintain her dreams of opening a café of her own with her best friend. The world experiences a shift, and people who identify as female, inexplicably lose the ability to lie. In the wake of this change, Hazel decides to channel this newfound ability into pursuing a diagnosis for the chronic illness she is experiencing but doesn’t yet understand. If she’s telling the truth, she has to be believed, right? If you’re curious to learn more about the play, head over to our Instagram, @getbetterplay. Everyone is welcome. This performance is offered on a Pay What You Can basis, meaning there is no fixed ticket price. When booking, you choose the amount you'd like to contribute. We hope those who are able to give a little more will help support those who cannot, ensuring the performance remains accessible to as many people as possible.