This month the Pop-Up Opera will be returning to Brighton! Performing at The Spire in their newly designated arts space, this is something you simply cannot miss!
The Pop-Up Opera is an ‘innovative touring company dedicated to making opera enjoyable and inviting, without losing the quality of musical performance’. They...
Last week we reported that the Pier had been bought by the Eclectic Bar Group for quite a large sum of money. Now, Brighton and Hove City Council leader Warren Morgan has asked for the group to change the name of the pier back to Palace Pier, as it...
In the coming months, the Royal Pavilion and Museums are hosting some incredible exhibitions. Here are our top picks for the summer months!
Fashion Cities Africa: Fashion Cities Africa is the first major UK exhibition dedicated to contemporary African fashion and is something that absolutely cannot be missed. You can...
It’s almost festival season! We’re so excited and it seems that Wildlife Festival are just as excited as we are, if the release of this new teaser video is anything to go by! The organisers have posted an exclusive behind-the-scenes video giving us a glimpse into the antics of...
We love it when we find people who love Brighton as much as we do, so imagine our delight when we came across a video called ‘Brighton in 360˚’. Created by Progress Films, the two-minute video uses a new filming technique which hands control over to us, the viewers....
This weekend the ART5 Gallery will be hosting an incredibly special annual event in which Yvonne Coomber will be showing her solo exhibition. The exhibition, called Paradise, is the perfect introduction to spring and will showcase an exclusive new collection of Coomber’s floral paintings and a brand new collection...
Fashion Cities Africa is the ‘first major UK exhibition dedicated to contemporary African fashion’ and is coming to Brighton Museum and Art Gallery this month. Museum staff and Africa fashion specialists Hannah Azieb Pool and Helen Jennings visited Casablanca in Morocco, Lagos in Nigeria, Nairobi in Kenya and Johannesberg...
They say you should never meet your heroes, but what about when that hero is your dad? Tribute Acts is a show by TheatreState about ‘hope, disillusionment and father daughter relationships’ and it’s coming to Brighton Fringe next month.
‘Cheryl and Tess of London based theatre company TheatreState have childhood...
After taking Edinburgh Fringe by storm, a sell out three weeks at London’s Soho Theatre, two awards and a West End Award nomination, Luke Wright is bringing his show, What I Learned From Johnny Bevan to the Brighton Fringe this year. What I Learned From Johnny Bevan ‘is a...
This week is your last chance to see White Hawk Hill at the Brighton Museum. Situated on the South Balcony, there will be a special showing of the film by Red Earth and Anna Lucas. Collaborating with Dr Matt Pope and abandofbrothers, the site-specific film was filmed over a...
