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Discover Brighton features and reviews

Discover Brighton features, reviews, interviews and guides to the city

Your inclusive guide to Brighton and Hove, delivering information through engaging articles, features and reviews. From what’s on and upcoming events to in-depth interviews, the platform celebrates music, culture and arts across the city. Expect expert band, concert and theatre coverage, plus wellbeing insights and local highlights you won’t find elsewhere. We also showcase celebrity interviews alongside grassroots creativity, offering balanced guides for residents and visitors alike. Whether you’re seeking concerts, exhibitions or hidden gems, we keep you informed, inspired and connected to the vibrant Brighton and Hove scene, daily updates. For what’s on events click here.

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...

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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,...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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 –...

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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...

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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...

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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:...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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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...

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The Somatic Therapies Centre Hove

Somatic therapy: a body-centered approach to healing that focuses on the connection between mind and body. It recognises that emotions and experiences are not just mental, but also physically manifested in the body...

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Brighton’s New Festival Of Wellbeing

Forget the idea that wellness is all green juice, pricey retreats and perfectly lit yoga poses. This October, Brighton will host the very first Brighton Wellness Festival — and it promises something entirely...

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The Death Of Dating Apps?

Winter is fast-approaching, and the thought of finding a significant other to cuddle up and watch films with is undeniably appealing. But with so many of us feeling disillusioned by dating apps, where do you even...

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Simon Webster Hair

A year of yes: how love, hair and Brighton sparked a salon revolution   Some of the best business stories don’t start with spreadsheets or market research, they begin with a haircut. Or, in this case, a really...

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Rare Thing

Brighton’s jewellery shop with a difference Rare Thing opened in 2022 with a simple idea: create a space where beautiful, meaningful jewellery meets good people and good energy. Tucked away in the heart of...

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Flexitarian Rice Bowls

When it comes to meat, we believe in choice. Choosing local, slow-raised animals that support habitat recovery means you can enjoy meat that is better for you and the land. This recipe works just as well with...

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What’s On At One Garden Brighton This September

Tucked inside Stanmer Park’s historic walled garden, One Garden Brighton is one of the city’s most charming escapes. Part café, part market, part green oasis and a hub for events that celebrate culture, food and...

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The Student Discount Guide To Brighton

Freshers’ season is upon us and studying in Brighton is so much more than spending time in lectures – it’s the start of partying, early morning coffees and finding the best spots without rinsing your loan. Luckily,...

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Totally Thames Festival

London’s river comes alive this September   This September, the River Thames will once again take centre stage as London’s much-loved Totally Thames Festival returns for a month-long celebration of art,...

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Big Long Sun

Brighton’s eight-piece art-rock collective Big Long Sun are impossible not to love – not least because, as they joke, love itself is their “secret ingredient” Big Long Sun are less a band than a meticulously crafted...

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Behind Brighton’s Summer Of Music

BIMM Students In The Spotlight   Brighton has been buzzing all summer. From the beaches to the backstreets, the pubs to the parks, the city has been alive with music. We’ve danced through Brighton Fringe and...

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Russell Kane – Hyperactive / Interview

Brighton Dome Concert Hall – Saturday 06 Sept 2025 8:00 pm Russell Kane - HyperActive (Concert Hall) Whirlwind comedian Russell Kane returns to the stage with his brand new show Hyperactive   Expect a...

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Inspired By Nature

INSPIRED BY NATURE: A Children’s Art Exhibition by Mid Street Lab   OPEN CALL FOR LITTLE WILD THINGS! INSPIRED BY NATURE: A Children’s Art Exhibition by Mid Street Lab 🎨 Led by: Kinga Hofman – Artist & HOC...

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Arundel Castle’s Festival of History

Experience 12,000 years of the past at Arundel Castle’s Festival of History Arundel Castle is delighted to announce the return of its acclaimed Festival of History - a spectacular journey through time that will take...

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Women’s Rugby World Cup Fan Zone

Join the Women’s Rugby World Cup Fan Zone party this summer!  As Brighton & Hove gears up to welcome the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025, exciting plans have been unveiled for the city’s official Fan Zone. Tickets...

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To the Manor Reborn

From royal guests to ghostly legends, Preston Manor has seen it all, now this historic Brighton home needs public support to survive Brighton’s historic Preston Manor, an architectural treasure with over 700 years...

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The Pub Quiz Awards

Calling all quizmasters and quizzers! The Pub Quiz Awards is the UK’s first-ever award ceremony solely dedicated to the quizmasters and the vibrant pub quiz community that fills our local pubs with knowledge,...

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Picnics, palaces and Pride

Picnics, palaces and Pride: join us for our dazzling summer events to celebrate Brighton Pride 2025 To celebrate Brighton Pride, Royal Pavilion and Brighton Museum & Art Gallery are offering 2 for 1 admission...

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Rugby for all: Women & girls in Sussex

The Women’s Rugby World Cup kicks off on 22nd August and 6-7 September sees the tournament come to  our city and we’re already embracing the spirit Hove Rugby Club has been flying the flag for women’s rugby for more...

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Elements Martial Arts

Tucked away on Brighton’s St James’s Street is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu gym where empowerment and community collide. Elements Martial Arts was founded by Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt and head coach Yousuf, who has...

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Meet the Padel Peeps

Karen and Lucie’s love story on and off the court When Karen Hazzard first picked up a padel racket, she had no idea it would eventually lead her to her partner Lucie Wade and the creation of a whole new community...

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The best of BIMM 2025

Bands and artists to watch out for. As we kiss goodbye to another triumphant academic year, BIMM looks to reflect upon some of its greatest achievements. Here’s an (inexhaustive, of course) list of some key artists...

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Lazy Bird

A Brighton jazz kissa with a modern soul. There’s a sensory solace that greets you as you step inside Lazy Bird, nestled in Brighton’s Open Market. The scent of cinnamon drifts from the oven behind the counter,...

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Pride Weekend: Editor’s top picks

With so much happening over Pride weekend, our editor has handpicked the must-see events for LGBTQIA+ shenanigans in Brighton.   DJ Jack McNamara Sat 2 Aug 20:30 @Pride Street Party Catch local legend DJ Jack...

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Brighton August bank holiday inspo 2025

As summer draws to a close, Brighton comes alive for one last sun-soaked hurrah over the August bank holiday weekend. Whether you’re dancing under the stars, discovering bold new art or soaking up classic seaside...

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Abba Voyage: a dazzling digital resurrection

Step into a world where nostalgia meets next-generation technology. ABBA Voyage is not just a concert, it’s a revolution. Nestled in the custom-built ABBA Arena in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, this...

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Summer at One Garden Brighton

Until Sun 17 Aug Our good friends from Patty Guy return every Thursday–Sunday through the summer. Founded by MasterChef Champion Kenny Tutt, expect bold, juicy, no-nonsense smash burgers made with top-quality...

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Cooler Than You / Safire

This month we chat to Safire, up-and-coming singer/songwriter who trained at The BRIT School  Tell us about your journey as a performer. I’ve been performing since the age of four, starting out in theatre and dance,...

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Pommy’s New York Pizza review

Does Brighton and Hove need another pizza joint? The short answer is yes, read on to find out why…  The name ‘Pommy’s’ is derived from the word ‘Pomodoro’ the Italian word for tomato, found at the heart of every...

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Mussels in Sri Lankan coconut sauce

At our Community Kitchen cookery classes, we’re all about sharing our favourite tips, tricks and recipes. And who better to help us bring the vibrant flavours of Sri Lanka to your table than our good friend and...

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Afternoon tea at the Metropole Bar & Terrace

There’s something undeniably comforting and quintessentially British about the ritual of an afternoon tea. Add a seafront setting with stunning sea views and a touch of five-star glamour, and you’ve got yourself a...

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Hunglish is back

Brighton’s award-winning zero-waste vegan store reopens. Brighton’s beloved eco-friendly vegan store Hunglish is back, and it’s bigger and better than ever.  Officially reopening its doors in July, the award-winning...

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Dynamo Gym

A friendly, multi award-winning, strength-training gym. Nestled along a mews across from the Montefiore Hospital in Hove, a quietly revolutionary gym is rethinking everything we know about fitness. Founded by...

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Hózhó

Hózhó • {h/o/zho} • Navajo (n.) a fundamental Navajo concept reflecting beauty, harmony and balance in life. Promoting a deep connection with the natural world. A full-body massage with Charlotte awaited me at...

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The Hair Salon Brighton

The Hair Salon Brighton is an award-winning space where mindfulness takes precedence over profit. From cruelty-free and eco-friendly products, to the team ethos of work-life balance, getting your barnet serviced has...

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