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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 Guardian picked its top 40 holiday destinations for 2019 and Brighton didn't fail to get a spot on the list. Amongst the many beautiful characteristics of our town, the Guardian put us on their list for the rich mod subculture history that Brighton has. This year will be the...
Red Herring Studios has been a part of the artistic community of Brighton for more than 30 years, and in 2017 they were forced to leave their workspace as it was set to be knocked down. This year, Red Herring Studios has found a new home in Portsdale. When...
On the 9th of January, the University of Brighton’s 2nd year Fine Art Painting students have taken over the local pub “The Foundry” to host their fundraising event. The event featured an auction in which the students’ alleged “bad paintings” were sold. We spoke to one of the organisers...
Every piece of litter you retrieve from Brighton beach reduces a hazard for marine wildlife and our oceans. Brighton beach sadly suffers from huge swells of litter after big events like Pride and Bank holiday weekend. Luckily, volunteer groups like Pier 2 Pier Beach Clean have been on hand to...
An online petition launched to save The Great Eastern pub in Brighton has gathered over 3,000 signatures in just two days. The pub based on Trafalgar Street has come under threat after the landlords, Ei Group, have told its owners they will not be renewing its lease in March. The Great...
Stephen Jones OBE will exhibit his exquisite hats, with his idiosyncratic designs mirroring the atmosphere of Brighton and Hove. Designer and master milliner, Stephen Jones OBE, will exhibit his exquisitely designed hats at the Royal Pavilion in Brighton & Hove next month. The hats featured in the installations...
The Russian State Ballet of Siberia will return to Brighton for three unmissable performances at the Theatre Royal. Brighton's Theatre Royal will be home to the illustrious ballet troupe, The Russian State Ballet of Siberia, for three consecutive nights this February. The classical ballet company will embark on their 23...
There are two aspects: charitable re-gifting to give away a surplus or disposing of unwanted gifts, but there many benefits to this. The festive season is a time where presents have been exchanged by friends, family members, and colleagues. Often enough, you may receive two of the same item from...
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...