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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.

Being the photogenic city that it is, Brighton often causes quite the stir over on Social Media, particularly Instagram. The candy-coloured houses and the skeletal frame of the West Pier have become the backdrop for many a photo, by bloggers, tourists and locals alike.   Have a look below to see...
It has been announced that Norman Cook AKA world-famous DJ Fatboy Slim, will be embarking on a Snail Pace Marathon, taking place on Friday 19th October, when he will walk rather than run the full 26 miles of a marathon around all 50 of the giant snails that make...
Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are delighted to announce they are expecting their first child due in the Spring next year.   Kensington Palace shared the news on Twitter earlier today, stating "their Royal Highnesses have appreciated all of the support they have received from people around...
Brighton is home to one of the most popular viewing spots for starling murmurations in the UK. Although experts don't know for sure what causes this amazing spectacle, RSPB thinks starlings might gather for safety reasons, as birds of prey find it difficult to target such a large flock.   Roosts...
Brighton is known for being a destination city. From photographers to bloggers, and artists to tourists, the city attracts all manner of visitors, and it's photographic views and constantly cropping up all over social media, especially Instagram. In light of it's popularity, we've culminated the best of Brighton's Instagram, selecting...
Featured image by Lottie Whyman. Recently, rubbish has come to the forefront of many Brighton's resident's minds. Admittedly, many busy weekends this summer did leave the city in a less than beautiful state. But are we focussing too much on getting angry about rubbish, when we should take a little...
The new exhibition, 'Storytelling', has opened at Kellie Miller Arts in the Laines, examining two artistic impressions of style and subject. This week, Brighton Journal explore the work of two artists: Sabina Pieper and Steve Fricker. Their pieces will be displayed until mid-October, each demonstrating their individualised projection of the...
This beloved seaside city is not just famous for its vibrant community, colourful streets and creative culture, but also for being one of the most haunted places to live in the UK. Once it was the small fishing village, Brightelmstone, now it is a city with a haunted history...
This beloved seaside city is thriving with creative people, great food spots and a vibrant nightlife. Perfect for the curious day-tripper, and home to many inspiring individuals, Brighton is an Instagrammer's fantasy. Brighton Journal have curated a list of all the most beautiful, colourful, quirky and Instagrammable places in...
This weeks Brighton artist is Stephen John Connett who was born in Hale during a thunderstorm. He was taken down to Brighton by a car and a girlfriend and has stayed ever since. Self taught, Stephen works as a full time artist and his work can be seen at The...