As always, Brighton has plenty to offer for the first weekend of March. Whether your passion is music, dancing or cooking, you can be sure to find something to your taste.
Brighton Journal has selected some of the best events taking place this weekend, ranging from dancing with face paint on to cooking with your favourite British Bake Off star!
Interstellar Groove w/ Nachtbraker @Komedia, Friday 01 March
Head over to Komedia this Friday from 11pm for some out-of-the-ordinary music from the Dutch artist Nachtbraker. On the night you can expect music from a variety of genres, ranging from house, funk and disco. Nachtbraker will be joined the Bloore Brothers, a well-established DJ duo in Brighton.
Interstellar Groove, Komedia, Friday 01 March @11PM. Tickets £7
Bake With A Legend – Howard Middleton’s Easter Bakes @The Community Kitchen, Saturday 02 March
If you are a fan of The Great British Bake Off, you have probably already heard of Howard Middleton. Join the chef this Saturday for a day of baking hot cross buns and sipping tea while hearing all about Howard’s experience on TV. Ticket price includes a three hour class with Prosecco, soft drinks and snacks.
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Ysabel Bain: Speak My Mind @Komedia, Sunday 03 March
The London-born artist, now residing in Brighton, will be performing an intimate show this Sunday at the Komedia studio bar. Join Ysabel from 7PM for an evening of soul and relatable, meaningful lyrics that are set to leave an impact on you.
Ysabel Bain: Speak My Mind, Komedia, Sunday 03 March @7PM. Tickets £7
Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra, Brighton Dome Concert Hall, Sunday 03 March
The Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra is back this Sunday, performing at Brighton Dome Concert Hall from 2.45PM. Conducted by Barry Wordsworth, you can expect music from a variety of artists including Mendelssohn, Honegger and Tchaikovsky. On this event there will also be Touch Tours, offering tactile introductions to the set, instrument and even musicians for blind or visually impaired patrons.
