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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.

PLAYS GUITAR LIKE A MAD MAN ! In a band called The Lodgers Official Facebook Page CHECK IT OUT! HAVE A LISTEN TO THE LODGERS! Official Soundcloud Page Performing an original song called 'Pizza' in the North Laine, making some money to get home : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uew4wKztkmM Let the magic continueeee.....
Jake's original songs definitely left me wanting to hear more when I found him busking in the South Lanes this Thursday. His songs are perceptive and creative, he's clearly a refreshingly open minded spirit with a genuine understanding of his world that he shares through his music beautifully. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGJSwgVNv4g&feature=youtu.be Have a listen!...
I walked into this hotel, oblivious to the grandeur of beautiful decor my eyes were to experience. The walls cut into different sections with dazzling designed patterned wallpaper. A (what appeared) never ending collection of extravagant, comical and cheeky framed pictures hung on the walls following the stairs up...
Theo, studying songwriting at BIMM in Brighton, wrote this beautiful song called 'Not In My Name'! Busking in front of The White Rabbit in the North Lanes, making the most of the beautiful weather, playing his sweet tunes and putting a smile on peoples faces... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVQYbd4B2OI If you want to see...
Georgia and Katy were busking in the north lanes trying to raise some money so that Georgia's mum can afford to apply for a visa to stay with her family in the UK. They were really pleased with the support they had been getting from passers-by, in one day...
Sebastian, a student at BIMM, Brighton's very own music college and university was performing his fantastic version of 'Seafret' from Oceans in Curchill Square in Brighton. It's a combination of smooth strummed acoustic guitar and delicate roughness to a dreamy voice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1uZRJA-ukY&t=129s "People are very generous, they appreciate music here more...
Unknown to many, both Brighton and Hove have played a rich and important part in international film history.  Early film-making pioneers including George Albert Smith and James Williamson, who became known as the Brighton School and worked here at the turn of the 20th century, while Modern and contemporary...
Norman Quentin Cook A.K.A Fat Boy Slim has established himself as one of the UK's finest DJs/Record Producer. In his solo career Norman has won no fewer than ten MTV Video Music awards and two 'Brits'. His endorsement through his own records of the 'big beat' has helped the...
Back in 1907 when William Herd-Griggs wrote 'Good old Sussex by the Sea!' the University of Sussex didn't even exist. Over half a century later in 1961 the glorious University of Sussex was amongst a project of constructing Campus Universities which included Warwick, East Anglia, Kent and York. The purpose...
Brighton is Brighton because of it's diversity of people and cultures. It is probably one of the buzziest cities in the world and one reason for that is the number of talented musicians you can find playing in the streets. This week we filmed Poppy Harrison perform in the Laines...