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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.

Arundel Castle is proud to announce the return of its flagship summer event, the International Medieval Jousting Tournament, set to take place from Tuesday 22nd to Sunday 27th July 2025. Now a highlight of the UK’s historical events calendar, the six-day tournament will see eight champion knights from England, Poland, Portugal and...
The US president, Donald Trump, says that Israel has agreed to terms for a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza. If that sounds familiar, it is. The idea of a two-month truce has been discussed since the collapse of the last shortlived ceasefire in March. A similar proposal was floated in May,...
In some parts of Russia, schoolgirls who become pregnant are being paid more than 100,000 roubles (nearly £900) for giving birth and raising their babies. This new measure, introduced in the past few months across ten regions, is part of Russia’s new demographic strategy, widening the policy adopted in March...
Eastbourne Theatres have entered an exciting new era - stepping into the spotlight like never before.  As an ‘all new’ chapter opens on these treasured venues – now in a partnership with global live entertainment company Trafalgar Entertainment – the Congress Theatre, Devonshire Park and Winter Garden have confirmed a...
A group of Brighton artists is mobilising to transform a stretch of disused railway arches by the i360 into The Arches Vault — a new, permanent space for artist-led exhibitions, ethical sales, and inclusive cultural production. Led by Mid Street Lab, the grassroots Kemptown initiative known for its bold, community-first...
28th June 2025 - 17 Warwick Street, Worthing, BN11 3DF 5 stars VUDU, in Worthing’s Warwick Street, offers a bottomless brunch with quality food and drink and laid back dining in stylish surroundings.  From the start, the friendly staff gave a warm welcome. This cocktail bar and restaurant is modern and eye-catching...
It has now been four decades since Marty McFly first hit 88 miles per hour in a time-travelling DeLorean. Robert Zemeckis’s sci-fi adventure blockbuster didn’t just navigate the space-time continuum onscreen (thanks to the flux capacitor). It also found a lasting place in the hearts of its audience. Personally, I...
Wimbledon is all about strawberries and cream (and of course tennis). The club itself describes strawberries and cream as “a true icon of The Championships”. While a meal at one of the club’s restaurants can set you back £130 or more, a bowl of the iconic dish is a modest...
The UK’s home secretary, Yvette Cooper, plans to proscribe the protest group Palestine Action under anti-terror law. This move, if approved by parliament, would criminalise the group’s existence, making it a crime to be a member of the group or to support it in any way. Palestine Action emerged in...
The definitive guide to what is going on in Brighton this weekend- Summer vibes with plenty of sun - esecially Sunday with 30 degrees forecasted and a whopping 33 degrees Monday. So take your sandals , wine coolers and picnics and enjoy all what Brighton has to offer) Sussex...