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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 festive period of gift giving and receiving is coming to an end - but what should we do with all our used wrapping paper? For many people, Christmas is the time for giving and receiving presents, which often leads to piles and piles of used wrapping paper. Although it...
Gamely Games' CEO, Hazel Reynolds, spoke to Brighton Journal about how their three games helping to connect families has led to their appearance on Dragons' Den tonight. In an increasingly digitalised world, sometimes it's important to revert back to those all important moments in reality. Brighton-based company, Gamely Games, are...
This week, we spoke to Beatrice von Preussen, the artist creating the perfect connections between art, science, and nature. Art offers many opportunities for interdisciplinary moments. Artist and enthusiast of the natural world, Beatrice von Preussen, realises this potential in her artwork. She discussed how her passions for combining...
Claudia Fisher, a representative from the Brighton branch of Extinction Rebellion, discussed the rapid development of the movement and how people can help in this time of 'climate emergency'. The mainstream media is awash with stories telling us to eat less meat and choose green energy suppliers to save our...
Midnight Mass Go to Midnight Mass, a long standing Western Christian tradition, it has also become a Christmas one. It is a jubilant celebration of Mass in honour of the nativity of Jesus. With church candles and song it is the epitome of Christmas and is the way in which...
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 Hove is offering numerous pantomimes and productions to keep you immersed in the festive spirit over December and January.            Peter Pan, the...
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, 2018 offers up a lot to reflect on before bringing in the new year. Exhibiting their interpretation, The Treason Show theatre group are performing all...
Inspired by a visit to markets in Melbourne five years ago, Danni Emery explains how her incredibly compact and special art form was initially conceived. When we think of art many of us think immediately of conventional forms like a sculpture, a sketch, or a canvas. Danni Emery’s paintings break...
Many of us consider the festive period to be a time to celebrate and share with loved ones – but not everyone has this luxury. Age UK in Brighton and Hove and around the UK are urging people to reach out to older people in their community who might be...
Challenges from a petition and Green councillors are pressuring Brighton and Hove City Council to prevent the catastrophic effects of climate change for future generations. Brighton and Hove City Council are being urged to take big steps in committing to reducing carbon emissions in the city to zero by 2030....