Four public spaces in Brighton and Hove have been marked as 'Centenary Fields' as part of a national scheme marking the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I.
Old Steine Gardens and War Memorial, The Chattri, Patcham Peace Gardens, and Easthill Park War Memorial are amongst hundreds of areas...
In a mission to get people connected, members of One Church Brighton have come together to create Table Talk, an initiative which encourages people to create a warmer community by talking to one another in their local cafe.
In a digital age, more and more people may find themselves disconnected. There...
Situated on England’s southern coast, Brighton and Hove has become one the United Kingdom’s most popular destinations for holidaymakers, both domestic and international. The towns have developed a trendy and youthful reputation and are home to England’s biggest gay community, who together have created the friendliest and most party...
Ex-professional footballer turned artist, Jon-Paul McCarthy, discusses the transition from traditional to digital art, working with Disney, and his favourite place in Brighton.
Artist of the Week at Brighton Journal allows us to explore a diverse range of talents the city has to offer. Jon-Paul McCarthy's artwork opens us up to the...
Last Saturday saw the launch of a brand new membership organisation,The Social Society, which supports and promotes grassroots projects within Brighton. The society is made up and run by both online and offline members, with the common goal of giving back to their community.
Founded by longstanding charity worker, Toni...
Brighton Journal spoke to co-founder of CINECITY, Tim Brown, on what to expect from this year's edition of the festival.
CINECITY is returning to cinema screens around Brighton and the South Coast for its 16th edition of the festival this November. For two weeks, the film festival takes over various...
Halloween night has finally fallen today and the streets of Brighton are set to be filled with trick or treaters donning costumes and travelling from home-to-home. Sussex Police have issued a message to communities to ensure everyone who wishes to can celebrate safely and respectfully of others. It is...
MPs from Brighton and Hove constituencies have reacted to Phillip Hammond's final budget before the country's exit from the EU yesterday. The Chancellor has claimed the "era of austerity is finally coming to an end" with plans to improve public finances, including more money for universal credit and a...
Today's edition of Brighton Journal's Artist of the Week explores the life and artwork of the fine artist, Tony Parsons. Tony's artwork specialises in encapsulating the outdoors, impressionist figurative life work, and landscape paintings.
Tony was born and grew up in Brighton, where he now resides with his family. His...
Shechter's world renowned contemporary choreography has dazzled international audiences for a decade. The Hofesh Shechter Company inspire freedom of the human spirit explored through a celebration of visceral dance, of which they will bring to the stage at Brighton Dome on 6th November.
Since the first production of "Choreographer's Cut"...
