Finally, we can feel our hands again! This week has been freezing, but this weekend it’s predicted to be a bit warmer, meaning you can venture outside and go to some of the awesome events that are on in Brighton and Hove this weekend.
Junkyard Dogs Fundraiser: The new Arts...
Next week it is Holocaust Memorial Day, and there are a lot of things going on in and around Brighton to commemorate it. The 27th January marks the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest of the Nazi death camps. The aim of Holocaust Memorial Day is a day for remembering...
Although Brighton has been named by the Metro as the best city to live in. It is undeniable that one of the biggest problems within Brighton is the amount of people that do not have somewhere to sleep at night. The exact number of rough sleepers in Brighton is...
If you have a spare hour free tomorrow, why not pop along to a talk at the Brighton Museum? This year the Brighton Museum are putting on weekly ‘pop-up’ talks called ‘Bite-size Museum’ in which the Royal Pavilion and Museum staff give short talks about the fascinating collections the...
If you fancy yourself as a bit of an artist and want to do something a bit different on this Blue Monday then why not head to The Old Market for a Drawing Circus. Brought to you by The Drawing Circus, a troupe of Brighton-based artists, models, art tutors,...
What a beautiful day to see in the weekend! This gorgeous weather is set to stay this weekend, and here are a few things in the weekend! This gorgeous weather is set to stay this weekend and here are some great things for you to do this weekend…before it...
Glastonbury Festival, V Festival, Edinburgh Festival…Science Festival? It may seem like a good example of an oxymoron but the Brighton Science Festival is an event that has grown from strength to strength and has become one of the biggest annual events our city has to offer. From comedy nights,...
Bjournal are very excited to announce that the National Theatre’s critically acclaimed production of War Horse is doing a major UK tour and is stopping off in Brighton! Hitting Canterbury, Bristol, Liverpool, Oxford, Bradford, Nottingham and our beloved Brighton, the tour coincides with the Centenary commemorations at the end...
Weekends in January can be pretty rubbish, it’s cold, probably raining, everything that involves being inside costs money and everyone is trying to make it to the end of January without having to live on super-noodles. However, this Saturday is the Pavilion Annual Open Day, the one day the...
Yesterday at the Royal Pavilion pupils from Brighton and Hove primary school went on a dangerous hunt for the dragon rumoured to have lived in the Royal Pavilion in 1967. This was part of a flagship project by Heritage Learning Brighton & Hove. The partnership body connects heritage organisations...
