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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.

'One winter night a snowman comes to life...'   'The Snowman' by Raymond Briggs' has been a much loved picture book for many years. In 1978, the year of its publication it was recognised as the years best childrens book illustration by a British writer. In celebration of its 40th anniversary...
Meet the powerful young women set to premiere their hugely anticipated new documentary in Brighton this weekend. Brighton Dome and Brighton Festival's art collective, Miss Represented, gives young women facing difficult life situations a platform to explore and perform their experiences through artistic mediums.   Filmmaker, Lauren Joy Kennett, conceived the documentary, Miss...
As we are fast approaching Halloween celebrations, Brighton and Hove have a mixture of both spooky and non-spooky events to choose from. From comedy nights to Halloween-themed music festivals to family-friendly pumpkin carving, there is something for all ages this weekend.   B.Fest 2019 Launch Day - Friday 26th October Brighton Youth...
Movember marks the month of the year where moustaches and beards are grown across the globe and not just in Brighton and Hove. Although a thick moustache and beard are commonplace one the face of many people in our city, this worldwide event aims to "change the face of...
A burst of crisp but sunny weather at the weekend meant people in Brighton flocked to the Seafront and the Pier this weekend to capture pictures of the autumnal glow. Brighton Journal took to Instagram to identify some of your photographs that we believe encapsulate the city.     https://www.instagram.com/p/BpNFaG9F5UA/?saved-by=brightonjournal   An inception moment...
Robin Maddock is a documentary photographer who for the last twenty years has portrayed different aspects of English society. His latest photography exhibition is currently showing at Tattoo Shop, Sydney Street, on occasion of the 8th Brighton Photo Biennial: A New Europe. By Maria Argueta For the last two years since the...
Brighton5 have launched a Crowdfunder page to produce video content and discuss crucial mental health issues many teens are suffering with. The youth project has emerged with the aim to fight back against a mental health crisis for young people, as an estimated one in four, predominantly girls, are suffering...
This month marks the celebration of Black History, Arts, and Culture not just in Brighton and Hove, but around the world. Although October is dedicated to providing platforms for Black Asian Minority Ethnic (BAME) speakers and artists, there are numerous organisations working within the city and across Sussex to...
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...