Brighton, Upon Reflection – Artist Ben Duarri (AKA Screenprince) On Living And Working In Brighton.
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Brighton has a very strong self image as a creative hub, as a vibrant urban centre full of diversity and excitement. Through this piece, and other complementary pieces that will follow, I will try to develop a picture of Brighton’s creative scene that can be held up to this...
Local ethical bottled water brand Life Water have branched into documentary content with Life Water TV, a new video content channel which aims to inspire and educate through unique and engaging short stories.
A new two and a half minute documentary, ‘Green Giant: what should we expect from our wind...
Tucked in next to The Richmond and Yacht Werks, A Sense of Place comfortably nestles into Richmond Place. With an open door policy, free admission to this event means that there's no reason not to give this bright and welcoming space a visit. Head down to this exhibition before...
If you haven't managed to get to one of the many political events being hosted in Brighton over this four day festival of contemporary thought and culture then you still have time.
Events continue up until Tuesday night with various focuses, with our special recommendations being given to a talk on...
A Sense of Place – Sussex Exhibition to Raise Money to help Refugees and the Homeless
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An exhibition opening to the public tomorrow will showcase graphic art works that explore the idea of place and what it means.
The show will run from the 22nd-30th of September in the Bozboz Gallery in Brighton on Richmond Place.
The exhibition has been described by it's organisers as aiming to reveal...
Looking to catch some live music this week in Brighton? Then you've come to the right place. We hope that this article will give you some guidance in navigating Brighton's eclectic, busy, and bustling music scene. Below are some of our top picks for the week....
Monday 18th
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If you're looking for some direction to your Sunday morning stroll, or for a way to walk off that roast dinner, then why not take a concentrated dose of some of Brighton's painted pleasures?
Either side of the narrow Trafalgar Lane offer the wanderer plenty to look at, with its walls...
A new art fair opened it's doors to the public today and is already picking up quite a bit of traction with locals. The Phoenix Gallery on Waterloo Place in Brighton is hosting the print fair for the next 10 days displaying a vast collection of works that are for...
Deathtrap was certainly successful on stage, a story about a once successful playwright who now has writers block and is determined to do anything to get his limelight back. It had all the elements it needed, love, death, suspicion, murder and comedy.
When I think of the theatre I think...
Brighton Dome has been a performance venue for 150 years, and it is searching for memories from those years to be submitted to mark the anniversary.
The submissions will inform the new heritage displays that will be in the re-furbished buildings that will reopen in 2018.
Brighton Dome has been many...




























