The short film centres around a group of local athletes with Down's Syndrome
Born and bred Brightonian Caleb Yule is a brave young filmmaker. At just 20 years old, his project Believe That represents an ambitious stride.
His documentary will initially be screened at the Duke of York's Picturehouse on the...
A series of snail sculptures will be appearing throughout the city
Although a suitably surreal act within our eclectic Brighton, these snail sculptures will serve a wonderful cause beyond their visual beauty.
Sussex charity Martlets Hospice will benefit from the installation. Martlets are a company who fulfill the lives of the...
Despite there not actually being an official 'Flying Ant Day' it is has been predicted to come a lot earlier this year. Usually the period of the somewhat irritating bugs lasts for around two weeks in July. It is likely you have noticed the phenomena in previous years when...
With just over two weeks to go until David Attenborough's Belated Birthday Party we thought we'd tell you all about it. The kids-party-for-adults-cum-exhibition being held at The Egg & Spoon will be a celebration of all things art and Dave. He is the man who opened our hearts and...
As we all know, May is a huge month in Brighton's calendar, but as it's sadly drawing to a close, we decided to have a look back at some of the highlights of the Brighton Festival, which is undeniably one of the city's most exciting events.
This year we were...
When Fleabag first hit the stage at Edinburgh Fringe Festival audiences were captivated by the hard-hitting, raw and hilarious one-woman monologue Phoebe Waller-Bridge offered. Working with friend and exceptionally talented director, Vicky Jones, the two have managed to immaculately tell the dark and twisted tale of grief and guilt...
After a weekend of fun, sun and free booze The Great Escape has come to a close for this year. They showcased some of the best new music from all around the globe inviting industry leaders, up-and-coming bands and press to enjoy the plethora of musical offerings. We were...
The seasons are slowly changing from spring to summer. It may still feel like winter on some days but for when the sun is shining and you're hiking around Sussex we've collated a list of some of the nature and wildlife you might be able to catch sight of...
At Brighton Journal we have recently been looking at Brighton's history in detail as we feel it's all too often brushed aside by the current cultural hub it has become. Our articles on Brighton's historical legacy will continue but for now, here is a round-up of some of the...
The children's show 'Chores' opened yesterday at The Fringe and the mostly juvenile audience were not disappointed. They giggled and laughed throughout, and obviously enjoyed the whole experience as well as the occasional coming splashes from the stage.
The show, although played by adult performers, is about two young brothers...
