What a week it's been, filled with the excitement of bonfire night and a chance to see firework displays all over Brighton.
As ever, our followers on Instagram have been snapping away to make us fall in love with Brighton just a little bit more! We've collected some of our...
The CINECITY 17th Brighton Film Festival kicked off last Friday and runs until 17th November. Brighton Journal went to review Josephine Mackerras’ debut feature Alice (2019) to mark the beginning of a successful week for the festival.
CINECITY - Brighton Film Festival
CINECITY presents the 17th edition of Brighton Film festival this...
This week Brighton Journal spoke to Nicola Miles, a local illustrator, surface pattern and textile designer.
Nicola's interests include folk traditions, fairy tales and issues that affect women, and her work frequently "combines the whimsical with the everyday." We discussed Nicola's recent freelance work, her MA Textiles Finals project, and...
Good news fellow feminists and book fans akin! The Feminist Bookshop is a brand new independent bookshop and plant-based café opening in central Brighton on the 16th November.
Women writers have often been overlooked amongst a male-dominated literary world, and I for one, increasingly still find bookshops that hold very...
As you walk into this exhibition, you are instantly transported to a realm of tranquility. Artists such as Hokusai and Hiroshige take you back to beautiful scenes of 19th Century Japan.
If you are a resident of Brighton or go to University, then the exhibition is free - which...
A spectacular collection from Buckingham Palace is on display at the Royal Pavilion. For the first time, visitors will be able to see how these items would have looked in their former home.
There are over 120 remarkable pieces of furniture and decorative art. The collection includes the Kylin Clock...
The CINECITY 17th Brighton Film Festival kicks off this Friday 8th November and runs until 17th November.
CINECITY presents the 17th edition of Brighton Film festival this November with the very best in world cinema and a diverse programme of premieres and previews, treasures from the archive, live soundtracks, artists’...
Meet our artist of the week, Paul Morley. Paul is Brighton-born ceramic artist based at Phoenix Studios. His playful sculptures explore "concrete and industrial environments", inspired by Abstract Expressionism and Geometric Abstraction. Paul told Brighton Journal about the installation he's just completed for a site specific exhibition, as well...
VisitVideo's #SussexCoastSeries follows Charlie Shakespeare, Lizzie Burder and Sam Peterson on a road trip along the Sussex Coast.
During their trip, the trio explores different types of transport that can be found across sea-side towns and cities, whilst having a laugh and some fun along the way.
In this episode, they...
In the week running up to Halloween, you've been snapping away and capturing some beautiful shots over on Instagram. Here's a round up of just some of the best that you've tagged us in during the past week, so have a scroll through and marvel at how beautiful Brighton is...
