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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.

Ayo Sokale is a top sustainability influencer, civil engineer, and dynamic speaker represented by The Sustainability Speakers Agency.  With a celebrated career that spans engineering, politics, and advocacy, Ayo is the Founder and CEO of Tessellated Future Technology Ltd and has been widely recognised for her pioneering work in sustainability,...
Brighton Centre - 13th July 2025 5 stars Paw Patrol Live! made a welcome stop at the Brighton Centre with The Great Pirate Adventure, a fun, musical, character-driven show with amazing puppetry that had children on their feet and parents pleasantly surprised.  The plot was simple and easy to follow. Ryder and...
On Saturday 12th July 2025, members of Speciesism.wtf by Artist Stephanie Lane, performed 'Poultry IsNot Human(e)’. A family of 4 dressed in summer attire enjoyed their meal amongst other diners on New Road, Brighton. They celebrated their unusual roasted meat at the centre of the table. A tradition that is widely...
There’s been much talk recently – especially among politicians – about productivity. And for good reason: Australia’s labour productivity growth sits at a 60-year low. To address this, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has convened a productivity round table next month. This will coincide with the release of an interim report...
Dr Alex George, one of the UK’s leading mental health speakers, has become a powerful voice for change in how we approach wellbeing—especially among young people.  A practising A&E doctor and former Love Island contestant, Dr George was appointed by the Prime Minister as the UK’s first Youth Mental Health...
During the recent conflict between Iran and Israel, Iran threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s major shipping routes. Would that be possible, and what effects would it have? The Strait of Hormuz is a choke point at the entrance to the Persian Gulf. It is used...
Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz has announced a controversial plan to move up to 600,000 Palestinians in Gaza into a designated “humanitarian area” on the ruins of the southern city of Rafah. Access to the camp would be through strict security screening to ensure entrants were not Hamas operatives. Once...
Anna Mathur is a renowned psychotherapist, bestselling author, and speaker, widely celebrated for her warm, relatable approach to mental wellbeing and her ability to distil complex psychological ideas into practical tools for everyday life.  With a professional journey that began in accounting and copywriting before evolving into psychotherapy, Anna has...
Komedia Brighton - 5th July 2025 5 stars Bogan Bingo bottomless brunch at Komedia combines tasty food, free flowing drinks and a riot of Aussie humour, throwing decorum out the door and replacing it with wigs, loud shirts and a whole lot of laughter. The 90-minute bottomless drinks slot offers a decent...
The Grange Gallery, managed by Rottingdean Heritage CIO, has a long association  with British Art – as it was the home of the Nicholson family in the early 20th Century; William and Mabel Nicholson creating many works there, and where their more famous  son, the abstract modernist painter, Ben...