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If you’re staying in town and wondering how to make the most of the next couple of days, here’s what’s happening across the city.
What’s On: Markets, Music & Pop-Ups
Pavilion Gardens Makers’ Market (12–4pm)A Brighton staple. Local potters, illustrators, jewellery designers — and the kind of casual acoustic sets that...
Experts in Skin & Hair is leading a new era of smart dermatology in Brighton & Hove, offering advanced diagnostics, mole mapping, and personalised skin and hair care across Sussex.
The clinic is transforming dermatology and hair care with smart diagnostic technology, a medically trained team, and personalised treatment solutions....
The city’s Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP) is set up to offer warm accommodation for people sleeping rough this winter.
The support will open when the temperature is predicted to feel like zero degrees Celsius, or there’s an amber weather warning. This is among the lowest triggers for offering SWEP accommodation...
This prestigious national award, presented annually since 1984, is designed to recognise the importance of some of the country’s most spectacular gardens with outstanding horticultural and public appeal. This year’s public vote featured eight shortlisted gardens from across the country and garnered a record number of votes. Across the four-month voting period, Arundel beat fierce competition from gardens such as Iford Manor, Penshurst Place, and Hestercombe.
Arundel Castle has been home to the Earls of Arundel & Dukes of Norfolk since 1067 and is found within the South Downs National Park, West Sussex. Set within 38 acres of gardens and landscapes, each year visitors are treated to beautiful floral displays throughout the seasons with wonderful collections of plants, specimen trees and wildflowers.
Work on the gardens has been ongoing for the past 25 years, beginning with the restoration of the 1852 Clarke & Hope Vine House in 2000, through a range of different projects throughout the years, including this year’s new Dipping Pond, designed by Head Gardener, Martin Duncan, to showcase the biodiversity of pond life, as well as a new woodland Stumpery within the landscape.
The garden’s annual tulip festival in April is regarded as one of the best tulip displays in Britain. Over the past 12 years, the team have planted...
That trust in media is declining throughout the world is almost an unquestioned truth today. But researchers have found it hard to clearly demonstrate how we went from an era of high trust in 20th-century media to one of low trust in the digital age.
The ways people engage with...
JIM HENSON’S LABYRINTH: IN CONCERT UK TOUR 2026 CELEBRATING THE FANTASY MASTERPIECE’S 40TH ANNIVERSARY-Iconic Soundtrack Performed by a Live Band on Stage with David Bowie's Legendary Vocals
They will be in Brighton Centre on Tuesday 14th April- to the Brighton Centre
Jim Henson’s original masterpiece and musical fantasy film Labyrinth is set to...
As the nights draw in and the sea air turns crisp, Brighton & Hove comes alive in that cosy pre-Christmas lull — full of gigs, laughter, film nights, and the city’s trademark blend of culture and chaos. Whether you’re chasing live music, good food, or just a reason to...
Early November in Brighton is a good time to lean into the city’s warm, creative indoors: cosy pubs, independent cinema, and live music tucked into Victorian corners. The seafront may be windy, but the cultural calendar is busy — and locals know where to tuck themselves in.
Friday Evening –...
Children across Brighton & Hove have been taking part in a project which offers a unique opportunity to explore farms on the South Downs where they are learning about food production and the importance of protecting nature.
Farm School, a collaboration between the council, its tenant farmers, schools, and the...
