What’s on in Brighton: 21st-23rd December
Brighton and Hove still has lots of activities to offer this weekend in the lead up to Christmas. In between your last minute gift...
Vegans Protest Around Turkeys and are Branded ‘Mad Terrorists’
Brighton has often been called a vegan friendly city, with many cafes and restaurants focusing on the vegan market. However, Christmas time is most...
New Brighton venue ‘taking shape’ on seafront
Brighton's Shelter Hall dates back to the end of the nineteenth century, and has always been a complex structure as it supports both the...
Pantomime and Theatre Guide in Brighton and Hove 2018
Pantomimes and theatre continue to punctuate the Christmas period as a popular longstanding tradition offering entertainment for all of the family. This year, Brighton and...
The Treason Show return to Brighton with comedic annual review!
The iconic sketch group, The Treason Show, are back for their 18th-year to perform their best moments from 2018.
After a turbulent twelve months in politics,...
Burning the Clocks – Brighton’s winter solstice festival returns
Burning the Clocks is a vibrant, festive, and unique community event that brings the whole city together to mark the longest night of the...
Carols by Candlelight – a free festive event open to all in Kemptown
Come one, come all, to take part in a beautiful carol service in St George's Church in Kemptown this Thursday evening (20 December). Carols...
Gigs of the Week in Brighton: 17th – 23rd December
Despite it getting incredibly close to Christmas, Brighton still has another week of incredible music to ease the festive stress that creeps in as...
Revolutionary Gyrotonic® Exercise Method Comes to Hove
Top athletes and A-List celebrities such as Andy Murray and Lady Gaga include the Gyrotonic method in their exercise regime. One to one sessions...
Meet Ben Lippett, Brighton’s Young Chef of the Year
64 Degrees chef, Ben Lippett, discusses how he came to Brighton and into the restaurant industry, leading to his recent award as Young Chef...
