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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.

Here's a round-up of the best events happening this week! There's arts, food, comedy and big clothes swaps so whether you're in the mood for a laugh or a new wardrobe there's something for you! Monday https://www.instagram.com/p/BhyuaJHBLul/?hl=en&taken-by=isaac_at_ The Great English Taste Off After the success of last year's event 'Issac @' are bringing...
The West Pier is arguably the most iconic piece of Brighton's history. Designed and engineered by Eugenius Birch it opened in 1866 with the vision of attracting visitors to Brighton and being able to withstand the throes of a hostile seafront. Unfortunately as the years went on, it wasn't...
This Sunday a new sculpture will be unveiled on the Hove seafront on King's Esplanade. Hove Civic Society is behind the crowdfunded project and have enlisted acclaimed artist Jonathon Wright to design the inaugural 'Constellation' sculpture. The aim for the project is to bring a "brilliant modern-day sculpture ...
Recently, we have been reporting on the various developments happening across Brighton. In this edition of our reports we’re highlighting the refurbishment, extension and development of The Royal Pavilion Estate. The estate includes The Royal Pavilion, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Royal Pavilion Garden, Brighton Dome Concert Hall, the...
Culture Club are coming to the Brighton Centre on 13th November 2018. On stage will be Boy George, 80’s synth star Belinda Carlisle and the Thompson Twins’ Tom Bailey. Since the initial inception in 1981 Culture Club have sold more than 50 million records worldwide with some of the...
It’s a day later than usual but here is a round-up of the best arts and culture events going on across Brighton & Hove this week. There’s meetings for housing charities that you can involved in, there’s some amazing art and the usual eclectic mix of events that make...
It had been a number of years since The Brighton Journal had received any contact from one of Brighton's few true musical colossi - also a fashion icon, groundbreaking inventor and man of mystery. Responding to a sudden and urgent summons from the world's foremost chap-hop star, the renowned...
One of Europe's most sought after directors Calixto Bieito will bring his incredible new production to Brighton Festival. The festival is now the largest and most established annual curated multi-arts festival in England. They introduced Guest Directors in 2009 with Anish Kapoor and for this years festival they have...
A new film is to be produced telling the LGBTIQ history of Brighton from all perspectives and genders. Brighton Kemptown MP Lloyd-Russell Moyle welcomed in the project on Monday of this week at Latest Music Bar in Brighton. Moyle said of the project “I am thrilled that the CIC...
Brighton is steeped in a rich history but perhaps nothing compares to the innovations of Magnus Volk and his electric railway, now the longest running of it’s kind. After a mammoth 18-month renovation task, the new and improved Volk’s Electric Railway is back for the whole season. They’ve extended...