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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.

Any recent visitors to Brighton seafront will have been lucky enough to witness the new art installation that has been created by local artist, Lois O'Hara, intended to draw visitors from the beach up to the boutique shops that nestle beneath the West Pier Arches. The installation, entitled the Brighton...
As we are all very, very aware, the UK has been gripped by a heatwave like no other in recent weeks, with temperatures in some parts of the country soaring to an incredible 37°C. Of course there's no place like Brighton in the summer, but even for the most dedicated sun...
Brighton and Hove City Council are developing new guidance, entitled the 'Urban Design Framework', which seeks the opinion of Brighton residents in order to make the structure of our city more attractive and easier to use. The council have acknowledged that in a busy yet compact city such as Brighton...
The Brighton Dome and Brighton Festival have recently announced that they have been awarded an enormous match grant of up to £250,000 from The Roddick Foundation in support of the £2.1 million development plans. The conditions of this grand mean that The Roddick Foundation will match all the money raised...
Set a little further back from the main hustle and bustle of Brighton's city centre, Queen's Park is an idyllic location to relax, whether you want to enjoy a casual stroll, or a look at it's wildlife garden. But now, Brighton and Hove City Council, along with Friends of Queen's...
Brighton's iconic pier is easily one of the city's most recognisable landmarks - however there has been a long standing dispute regarding the signing of the pier.But now, much to locals delight, a new sign has been revealed! Since 2000, when there was an unrecognised name change, the pier has...
As we all know Brighton Fringe 2018 is sadly over for another year, but in one last little spurt of excitement the winners of the festival's awards have now been announced! Naturally, with a plethora of shows comes a plethora of different awards to be won, all celebrating the uniqueness,...
Surfers Against Sewage is a national charity dedicated to protecting and preserving our beaches and seas. The charity, which is based in Cornwall, began in the 1990s as a group of surfers who felt the need to join forces in order to tackle the filthy water they were encountering -...
A new comedy, Brighton, which boasts a stellar cast including Larry Lamb and Marion Bailey, will begin filming this summer. Based on Steven Berkoff 1990's screenplay, 'Brighton Beach Scumbags', Brighton will depict two older couples returning to the city from their homes in London's East End after having not visited in over 30 years....
This year's Graduate Show at Brighton University is, without a doubt, the best for many years. The sheer enormity of the departments and the university itself made for a long but interesting evening looking at the up-and-coming artists, designers and photographers of this generation. The quality of art at...