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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.

Paul Unwin’s new play based on the extraordinary true story of one of the most famous poltergeist events in the world Opens at Theatre Royal Brighton from 14 to 18 Nov before transferring to The Ambassadors Theatre London Watch Catherine Tate on The Graham Norton Show this Friday to...
Sense of Symptoms is a new installation in the Project Space at Phoenix by award-winning artist Mellissa Monsoon, exploring the impact and experience of tinnitus as an invisible symptom that affects millions of people in the UK. Visitors are invited to take a journey through the sounds that are part of the daily lives...
Futurology is littered with predictions that failed to materialise, not least in the field of transport technology. In Edwardian times, when public transport was largely powered by horse or steam, a number of new concepts emerged which were hailed as the “future of public transport”. In 1910, the Brennan Monorail...
Sir Michael Gambon, who died on September 28 at the age of 82, was a hugely versatile actor who enjoyed numerous and varied roles in film and television throughout the course of his long career. Gambon was also a titan of the theatre. His major theatrical roles include Shakespeare’s Othello,...
As concerns continue to linger on whether the gambling market should be allowed to advertise and how it should advertise, football fans including brighton fans found themselves in a dilemma. An estimated 11,000 gambling messages were seen during the opening week of the Premier League season. Could this be...
If you are a history and architectural enthusiast and you are heading to the South coast of the UK, you should visit Brighton and discover its varied architecture that reflects its long history.  From Victorian marvels to Regency-era courtyards and plazas, the city's structures chronicle its change throughout the years. Starting...
Marina Rinaldi has redefined fashion for plus-size women by offering elegant and functional garments, breaking away from conventional stereotypes. Her approach has been key to creating an inclusive space in fashion, where curvy women can find sophisticated options, such as the iconic plus size evening trousers, designed to combine...
The growing popularity of cryptocurrencies has led to an increasing need for services that bridge the gap between traditional financial systems and the crypto world. These services, known as crypto on-ramps and off-ramps, are crucial in enabling users to move between fiat currencies and digital assets seamlessly. Whether you're...
In an era filled with technological wonders, finding love has taken a decidedly digital turn. Gone are the days of hopelessly waiting to meet somebody at the local bar or for an acquaintance to set you up. The contemporary love-seeker has an abundance of dating apps at their fingertips,...
Discover downsizing tips for retirees: create a cosy, efficient space with furniture arrangements, clever storage, and self-storage solutions. Ah, retirement – a time to kick back, enjoy life, and, for many, downsize. It's like shedding the layers of a complex life to uncover the simplicity beneath. Downsizing isn't just about...