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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.

A workplace that’s riven by conflict can be a difficult, stress-inducing place to be. While professional disagreement is inevitable, and even healthy, the wrong kind of friction can destroy morale, and cause good employees to seek work elsewhere. Being able to deal with this problem is often a simple matter...
Labour leader Keir Starmer and Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey had what looked like a political strategy meeting when they were sitting together in Westminster Abbey for the Coronation of King Charles. This produced what appears to be a tacit agreement between the two parties to campaign against the...
It was ABBA heaven when a group of visitors from the Swedish Embassy came to town.Staff from the political and trade promotion section of the Swedish Embassy came to Brighton on the invitation of Brighton & Hove Museum’s CEO Hedley Swain. He showed them around the highly successful exhibition ABBA:...
A community event with live entertainment, a fashion show, food and drink and reptile encounters returns this summer. A summer street party and artisan market is taking place in Chichester city centre, which is 32 miles from Brighton, on July 7. The free event will be from 10am to 4pm and...
Theatre Royal Brighton have this week launched CollyFest, a month long programme of free events running in the theatre foyer and Colonnade Bar on New Road until 14 July. Whilst the main stage and auditorium of the Grade II* listed venue is closed for maintenance works they have made a temporary performance space in...
Filming vans for a Hollywood actor’s new TV show were spotted in the city. Universal production vehicles are parked near Kingsway, Hove, and are preparing to continue filming for Sky Atlantic series ‘The Death of Bunny Munro’ next week. The series is based on Nick Cave’s darkly comic 2009 novel and...
Brighton & Hove Museums launch community event to discover stories of refugees and migrants on Windrush Day-Hove Museum of Creativity, 19 New Church Road, Hove BN3 4AB-Saturday 22 June, 12pm – 4pm. Brighton & Hove Museums is inviting refugees and migrants from all over the world to tell their stories...
While many associate the term “net worth” with financial figures, Chris Oyakhilome’s net worth is best understood by looking at the scale of his ministry, the lives he’s changed, and the legacy he continues to build. Pastor Chris Oyakhilome’s true net worth isn’t what he has, but what he gives. When...
Brighton Journal is thrilled to sit down with Poldark, the renowned hypnotist and star of the upcoming "El Mistico" tour. Poldark has captivated audiences around the globe with his unique blend of stage hypnosis and today, we delve into his fascinating journey into hypnotism, his experiences, and his aspirations. How...
Many people seek meaningful support during difficult times, and psychotherapists play a vital role in providing that. If you’re drawn to helping others explore their thoughts and emotions, a career in psychotherapy could offer you both personal fulfilment and a rewarding professional path. Here’s the journey you could take to...