Portslade will host a weekend celebration of local creativity on 28 and 29 March, as Meet the Makers brings together artists, craftspeople and the public for two days of original art, hands-on workshops and live demonstrations — all completely free of charge.
Held at South Portslade Community Centre (SPCC), the...
The UK government has announced a £1.5 billion arts funding package to be delivered between 2025 and 2030, describing it as a long-overdue correction after years of underinvestment. The plan includes £600 million for national museums and DCMS-backed organisations, alongside £160 million earmarked for regional and local museums —...
As debates over artistic freedom intensify following the recent cancellation of an exhibition at Jubilee Library, Mid Street Contemporary Art Lab is pressing forward with a show that confronts the politics of borders, belonging and mental health head-on.
‘Borders & The Bits Between’ brings together two Brighton-based conceptual artists, Broken Glass and Vb,...
In a cosy Hanover pub, playwright Tim Crouch leans in, disarming and dryly funny as he unpacks the magic behind An Oak Tree, his ground-breaking play comes to Brighton Dome after twenty years of touring the world.
This weekend, some of Britain’s most celebrated actors, Fisayo Akinade, Ruth Wilson and...
The iconic Central Gallery at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery reopens on Saturday (25 Oct) after an 18-month hiatus with a bold new exhibition exploring how passion drives creativity, power shapes society, and protest sparks change.
This will be the first exhibition to be displayed in the large entrance gallery...
Shut In, Shut Out” — Robert Ashby Exhibition Confronts Inequality and Belonging in a Divided Britain
As the UK wrestles with deepening divisions over immigration, wealth inequality, and the erosion of social infrastructure, Robert Ashby former Humanist UK CEO and socially engaged professional photographer brings a powerfully human lens to...
