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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.

Shiny Town - Brighton Fringe's new venue, which will pop up in the Royal Pavilion gardens - has been revealed for the first time. The venue is the newest of Brighton Fringe's 155 performance spaces, which will be peppered throughout the city in May and June. Shiny Town will be...
World-renowned Austrian musician Manu Delago has started something global. His solo career began back in 2007 when a YouTube upload of him playing the Hang drum became the all-time most popular video of its kind. He then went on to tour the world with legendary Icelandic singer Björk, attracting rich...
After three years off the road, Ben Marwood has found fun once again and will be performing in Brighton and Hove next week to kick off his comeback tour. It'll be his first Brighton date since 2010. A year-long illness made writing, producing and performing music near impossible for Ben,...
Featured image: Amanda Sage If you love art but want to try something new, House of Alchemy has you covered. They will be taking over pop-up venue No Walls Gallery as part of Brighton Fringe, premiering the work of more than 20 visionary artists. A whole host of workshops, events...
Tokyo-born Anchorsong, also known as Masaaki Yoshida, has taken the world of electronic music by storm since he released his debut album Chapters in 2011. He's supported the likes of Bonobo, Prefuse 73, DJ Krush, Daedelus, and Jaga Jazzist, as well as being richly praised by tastemakers including Huw Stephens, John Kennedy and Lauren...
NYC-born brass-house trio TOO MANY ZOOS announced yesterday that they are once again swapping the subway for the stage - and paying a visit to Brighton on their 2017 European tour. The trio of twentysomethings started out busking and rose to fame in 2014 after one fan posted a video of...
Manu has been dubbed a “virtuoso on the Hang“ by The Times and a “masterful and sensitive musician“ by The Telegraph - and now he's returning to Brighton. The celebrated Hang player, percussionist, producer and composer released his third solo album Metromonk this January, and has been touring the world with its...
Formed in Brighton, international groove collective Lakuta have been hailed by the likes of Annie Nightingale, Craig Charles, Basement Jaxx and Lauren Laverne. Their infectious, uplifting beats demand you dance, while their lyrics stand strong against inequality and prejudice. We were lucky enough to catch up with Lakuta just in time...
Featured image by Matthew Andrews  Komedia - home to roaring club nights, laugh-out-loud comedy, and popular spoken-word events - has once again scooped the prestigious Chortle award for ‘Best Venue’ in the South. An industry ceremony on Monday (20 March) saw the much-loved venue claim the title for a record-breaking 14th time, along...
Pictured: Jessica (left) with Rosa Firbank (right) Brighton-born Jessica Miller makes up one-sixth of the creative collective behind Swallowsfeet, a truly diverse alliance of dancers, choreographers, and artists. Having discovered the magic of contemporary dance during her studies at Sussex Downs College in Lewes, Jessica has showcased her dance ethos...