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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.

We give you this special edited edition with Michelle Davies and her podcast with The ET Project where they discuss many things from brain fog to achieving long lasting mental clarity with its host, Wayne Brown. In this episode, we’re in Worcestershire, England, joined by the exceptional Michelle Davies—a leading brain care expert,...
“My only regret in life is that I didn’t drink enough champagne,” the English economist and philosopher John Maynard Keynes (1883–1946) is reported to have said. As it turns out, there may be a surprising ounce of truth to that quote. Picture this: a glass of champagne – bubbly, crisp...
Acclaimed performer and clown Charlie Mulliner returns to the stage with her brand-new solo show Love Hunt, a bold and absurd journey through the chaos of identity, intimacy, and the struggle to live life on your own terms. The show will be performed as part of Brighton Fringe 2025...
Step back into the Golden Age of Steam at this year’s much-anticipated Trains at Speed – Vintage Train Running Day, taking place on Saturday 14th June. From 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM, visitors will be treated to an extraordinary display of streamlined 1930s locomotives, including legendary models such as...
Komedia Brighton - 28th April 2025 4 stars Brighton’s Komedia lit up with the arrival of I Do Think, a solo outing from Divina de Campo that brought cabaret, comedy and personal storytelling to the stage. Known for her high-camp drag and vocal range, De Campo delivered a night that was...
In a city celebrated for its creativity, Brighton's art world is beginning to confront uncomfortable questions: Who really gets to make art? Who gets seen? And who gets left out? MidStreetLab, a grassroots arts hub tucked away in Kemptown, is offering some pointed answers. Their latest exhibition, Time Is the Real...
Written and performed by Joe Friedman  The Roost May 30 and 31, 6 30 pm. June 1 2:30 pm  CODA – Children Of Deaf Adults  The movie CODA won three Oscars. But it was fiction. This summer, experience the true story  of growing up as a hearing child with deaf parents. Parents...
The South of England Agricultural Society is delighted to report that Spring Live! 2025 was a tremendous success, welcoming thousands of visitors from across the region in the sunshine last weekend (26th & 27th April). Held at the South of England Showground in Ardingly, West Sussex, the much-loved springtime event...

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Newhaven Fort is inviting visitors to marvel at stunning falconry displays this spring as it hosts a special Falconry in WWII: The Feathered Frontier event on Sunday 11 May. As part of its 2025 events calendar, the East Sussex attraction will host the UK’s longest-established historic falconers, Raphael Historic Falconry, for a day...
Placebos have been studied more than any treatment in the history of medicine, yet they remain mysterious. I’ve been studying placebos for 20 years and I’ve done some of the key studies that have advanced the scientific knowledge in this area. Here are six facts about this strange effect that...