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From art exhibitions and theatre to music, literature and creative movements, this category explores the people, places and ideas shaping Brighton’s cultural life — celebrating both grassroots creativity and headline events across the city.

The gloomy weather has well and truly kicked in, but this doesn't mean we're stuck with the October blues. We can still keep our weeks full of colour and battle off the glum weather by finding fun things to do on these rainy days. If you don’t want to...
Another week has passed in beautiful Brighton and the rain has well and truly drenched the streets and drizzled on our memories of Summer. Don't let it dampen your spirits and take a look at our Best of Brighton on Instagram, a collection of some beautiful shots taken in...
If you love everything Harry Potter you'll love Potterless! Overview Started in October 2016, Potterless is a magical journey following Mike Schubert, who has never read the Harry Potter series before. Mike decided fantasy books weren't for him after a bad experience with The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. He started...
This week Brighton Journal spoke to Karen Potter, a local printmaker who creates linocut and lithograph landscapes. Karen always has a sketchbook to hand, and carries out her preliminary drawings in situ. We discussed what attracts her to printmaking, as well as her favourite things to do locally. Featured Image:...
As we all know, Brighton is bursting with life and things to do. It's constantly churning out new events to cater for the masses. With so many artistic individuals living in Brighton, it's not surprising that we have a constant flow of exhibitions. There's such a range of different art...
Stuck for inspiration of fun things to do with your loved one this season? Missing the romantic sunset walks along the beach over Summer or afternoon picnics soaking up the rays? Look no further!  The weather outside may be leaving you feeling a little blue but these date ideas will...
The Secret Commonwealth Review From the outset we get the sense that things have changed from the events of His Dark Materials as we dive back into Pullman's world with The Secret Commonwealth. Beware for spoilers ahead! "It used to be you who was impulsive," said Pan, "and me who held you...
This week Brighton Journal spoke to Lulu Clark, a local jewellery designer who takes inspiration from geometric shapes, texture and form. We discussed Lulu's favourite things to do locally, and how her current collection puts an emphasis on recycling and repurposing materials. What are you doing today? Weighing, measuring and hand...
Rachel Shorer is a writer and performance poet who lives in Hove. She's currently finishing her first novel, The Peaceweaver's Wordhoard, which is a retelling of Beowulf from a female perspective. Last year she toured her spoken word show 10 Mistakes Every Girls Makes in Her Twenties around living...
Welcome to our new feature, Podcasts of the Week! Every week we'll pick out a podcast that we're really into and tell you all about it. October is Black History Month, and our pick this week is Black Gals Livin', the pop culture podcast hosted by Essex girls Vic and...