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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.

The smell of fresh spray paint is still hanging in the air; the interior of Brighton's Studio 45 has totally changed. Brand-new graffitis have appeared high up on the walls, forming the colourful background for several matching pieces of art. Until Friday, Studio 45 is showcasing the work of...
If you love true crime stories, I beg you check this out now! As a lover of the podcast Serial, and the TV show Making Of A Murderer this podcast fits right in. It's first episode aired on January 14th 2016. It's 78th and most recent episode aired last...
Is it worth killing someone to shine on Broadway once more? That's the dilemma the once successful thriller playwright, Sidney Bruhl, sees himself trapped in. Suffering from an ongoing writer's block, the once so successful thriller playwright smells blood when he receives the script for a brilliant yet unpublished...
Venturing under the stage, sneaking into the dressing rooms, having a drink at the actors only bar... Have you ever fancied having a look behind the scenes of Brighton's Theatre Royal? As the venue's main stage will stay dark during a week in the beginning of August, visitors will...
Just north of Kemptown and south of Hanover lies Queen's Park. Nestled between two rather lively places, Queen's Park has served the city well, offering people a place to play, relax and take in the scenery. With a pond that sees geese, ducks and herring gulls gather daily, a...
Brighton attracts so many tourists, especially in the summer months. So naturally there are tours to take these tourists to the main attractions. Isn't it funny how when people travel they engage with what is around them and venture to learn about their surroundings and the history. But most...
Recently I took a vacation to Venice... alone. A couple of years ago people would have gasped if I even uttered that phrase. A young woman travelling to Italy, not just Italy but Venice an extremely romantic city, alone? It would have followed with questions of safety, and maybe 'how's'....
If you've been to the seafront there's no doubt you'll have seen the little yellow train running up and down the coast. Volk's Electric Railway is as historic as it is lovable and has earned itself its place on Brighton's shores. Dating back to the 19th century, how much do you know...
It may be a Tuesday but it's also summer and who are we to deny you hard workers the pleasure of an after work drink with colleagues? To make things a little easier we've found the best watering holes to host post-work drinks with pals, any night of the week. 1....
Season Seven of Games of Thrones premieres tonight in the UK at 9pm on Sky Atlantic. The much anticipated show is loved by fans all over the UK. Here in Brighton, Jordan Tsar is using Game of Thrones inspired street art to raise money for St John's Specialist Independent School...