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Brighton Journal’s Events section brings together upcoming events across Brighton & Hove, including live music, theatre, comedy, exhibitions, festivals and special one-off happenings taking place around the city.

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Plastic has become a priority topic between climate change activists and ordinary people for the past few years. The reduction of plastic use is in demand everywhere and the rise of petitions and protests are the result of it. Action Network have launched a petition demanding that events in Brighton...
Are we all ready to think about it again now? Have we all returned to earth? Kylie Minogue and Jessie J, one of the Queens of Pop and a pretender to her glitzy throne, both took to the Preston Park stage over Pride weekend. If you've scrubbed off the...
Beach Access Team (BAT), a local charity, have teamed up with Brighton and Hove City Council to launch a community event which will take place at the end of the month. BAT are a small group of volunteers who are campaigning to make Brighton and Hove beaches fully accessible....
Fabrica Gallery has opened its doors to the public as an accessible artist's studio, enabling everyone to get involved with art. The project, entitled "Putting Ourselves in the Picture", is taking place until August 26th, and encourages all members of the public to come in and explore their own...
The post-Pride In The Park blues are kicking in and so is cloudier weather. Don't worry. We have put together our top picks of upcoming gigs that are bound to brighten up your week.   Caesar Jones @ Back Beat Bar, Monday 5th August Originally from Manchester, the now Brighton-based artist...
Following the dazzling success of her recent LOVE + FEAR album, MARINA has announced Part 2 of her ongoing world tour. She will be bringing her distinctive mezzo-soprano vocals and inventive electro-pop instrumentals to the Brighton Centre on the 5th November. With LOVE + FEAR marking four years since...
Widely acknowledged as the country’s most popular Pride event, you can expect Brighton to be extremely busy this weekend. Brighton Pride's sole ethos is to promote tolerance and diversity and support local charities and good causes. However, it is completely understandable if you feel overwhelmed and slightly nervous at the prospect...
Not fancying the party in Preston Park? There are plenty of alternative ways to celebrate Brighton and Hove's wonderful diversity and LGBTQAI+ community this weekend. Pride brings a number of cultural events to Brighton, from performances to art exhibitions, film showings and parties. Our top arts and culture picks...
BalletBoyz are back and head to Theatre Royal Brighton on 18 September with two fresh and exciting works, Them/Us. BalletBoyz are known worldwide for their ground breaking live performances, films and TV appearances. Having created numerous documentaries and Channel 4 short films, this performing arts company aim to inspire and...
London-based artist and photographer Heather Glazzard has a current exhibition in Jubilee Library as a part of Brighton and Hove’s #WeStandTogether campaign. The campaign is a “call to action” to stand against discrimination as the city celebrates Pride (Pride Brighton + Hove). This brings Heather’s ongoing series ‘Queer Letters’...