“Love changes us. Love’s alchemy! In that furnace everything changes. Hard stone shatters, iron goes soft and turns to liquid… and so do we… in love’s fire.”
This weekend at The Old Market, Swallowsfeet Festival returns for the thir year running. Following the success of last year’s festival which showcased 13 original works including 41 artists an performers, Swallowsfeet Festival is back bigger and better than ever!
Swallowsfeet was founded by Jessica Miller, a Brighton born dance...
The award winning 64-year-old author of much beloved books such as ‘Angus, Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging’ which was made into a feature-film, and ‘It's OK, I'm Wearing Really Big Knickers’, has passed away.
Her passing was confirmed by her publisher Harper Collins with a tweet: "It is with huge...
On March 2nd, the Corridor Gallery will be celebrating the arrival of Alex Binnie, a ‘sought-after Brighton Artist/Institution and renowned Tattoo Artist with a curious exhibition of all things anatomical’. The Corridor Gallery will be transformed into an Artist’s laboratory to showcase a selection of new work by Alex...
On Friday 4th March let Polygon Pop-Up take you back to the 1920s with their Prohibition Speakeasy Bar. Along with Gin & Bear it, Polygon Pop-Up are collaborating with Small Batch Coffee to bring you a pop-up experience like no other!
‘The year is 1922, Flappers abound and the Charleston...
From 8am on Saturday 5th March 2016, RadioReverb will launch their Reverbathon, a yearly funraiser which helps keep the community radio station stay on the air for another year. The Reverbathon will raise money for the radio station, enabling it to remain playlist and advert free. RadioReverb is entirely...
Before he passed away, the late, great David Bowie approved an Instagram series that will accompany his final album, Blackstar. The team behind the InstaMiniSeries were granted an early listen to Bowie’s 17th record so they could create their own “visual interpretations of his songs, with no limits or...
Fans may be waiting a long time for Twin Peaks to return to the small screen (a year, in fact) but over Easter weekend, they will be given the chance to watch every single episode, back to back. The Twin Peaks marathon is taking place at our very own...
Is global travel empowering or does it inspire isolation? This is the question, as well as many others, that HOWL Projects are inviting us to answer this weekend at the ONCA Gallery. HOWL Projects ‘delve into the vast, bizarre and threatening system of global travel. Through live participatory illustration...
Brighton is, in my humble opinion, the most creative place in the UK. Of course, I’m not alone in my opinion and the abundance of street art, independent shops and numerous festivals showcasing our talent prove that I’m not the only one that thinks Brighton is the best place...
