An inspiring exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots is gracing the walls of Brighton's BMECP centre throughout August. 'RIOT!' opened its doors to the public during the Brighton & Hove Pride weekend. The exhibition is hosted by SEAS (Socially Engaged Art Salon) and is spread over...
Looking for page turners to take down to the beach this summer? We have got you covered on the hottest timeless classics, autobiographies, dystopian fictions, feel-good romances and much more. Here's our top ten beach-day companions.
Becoming by Michelle Obama
This intimate memoir by the former First Lady of the United...
An 18 metre fabric inflatable whale installation will be coming to Brighton
Marina between the 9 – 13th August.
The show name 'Plastic Ocean' has been launched to educate adults and children on the current fragility of our environment.
The show is interactive and free and will run daily between 12pm –...
In a climate of austerity, voluntary and community sector organisations are becoming increasingly vital for maintaining necessary support services in cities. The Brighton Journal acknowledges four very important projects that are making a positive impact on our community.
The Clock Tower Sanctuary
An increasing amount of young people are finding themselves...
School’s out and apparently so is the sun. Time to get out while it lasts. If you are struggling to come up with cheap days out and about in the Brighton area, we have hopefully got you covered. Here are a few family-friendly trips that will at least spark...
BalletBoyz are back and head to Theatre Royal Brighton on 18 September with two fresh and exciting works, Them/Us.
BalletBoyz are known worldwide for their ground breaking live performances, films and TV appearances. Having created numerous documentaries and Channel 4 short films, this performing arts company aim to inspire and...
The Cinema is a perfect place for a date, a hobby or a friend’s night out. The rise of technology and home activities, such as watching TV haven’t had a massive impact on Cinema goers. The anticipation and excitement of watching a film for the first in a public...
This weeks artist is Emily Stevens. Predominantly working with paint, Emily is an Artist of Residence at Pell's pool in Lewes this summer, and also shares an art gallery space in Hove, where some of her biggest ideas are created. Having had a wake-up call in her mid-thirties, whilst...
Robert Hill-Snook, who is the Head Gardener at the Royal Pavilion has shared eight facts which you are unlikely to know about the gardens! After understanding all the care and attention that goes into these gardens, you can see why they don't want people drinking alcohol there.
The Pavilion...
As much as us Northern hemisphere folk relish in the sunshine, it can be tough to know how to deal with the heat as we're not accustomed to it. Air con is on for one day and it's already broken. Sun-burnt and we've been out for a total of...
