The Russian State Ballet of Siberia return to Brighton in 2018. It will be the Company’s 16th UK tour and will feature exquisite performances of three of world’s most popular ballets.
The Russian State Ballet of Siberia has established itself as one of Russia’s leading ballet companies and has built...
Brighton Fringe and The Finnish Institute in London invite you to join them at 4.30pm on the 6th of December, the centenary of Finnish Independence, for a festive celebration to launch ‘Treecycle’, a 16ft Christmas tree installation by Finnish artist Ilona Valkonen, a member of the Finnish ‘anarchist florist’...
The Fairy Tale Fair Christmas craft and makers fair returns to Brighton Open Market this Sunday 26th November.
Over 50 talented makers can be found at the fair, alongside magical extras including face painting, princesses, Olaf and live performances throughout the day. Get your Christmas gifts handmade and unique this year, support...
Oskar, the star of Komedia’s children’s Christmas show Oskar’s Amazing Adventure (16 – 31 Dec) is desperate for a friendly animal to play with, but all the animals are hibernating and are hidden away in the windows of shops and cafes in Brighton’s North Laine.
Please help Oskar find them!...
Young children and their families are in for a treat this Christmas as they follow this funny and enchanting story around hidden parts of Theatre Royal Brighton.
Deep within the Theatre a son and daughter of two different families make an exciting discovery, each other’s existence! They are not alone,...
BBC Two, BBC Studios and BBC Music have today announced that Eurovision: You Decide, the national song selection show for the UK entry, will take place on Wednesday 7 February 2018, live from the world-famous Brighton Dome, the site of ABBA’s 1974 Eurovision Song Contest win with Waterloo.
Joining the BBC...
The city council is set to launch a ‘two strikes and you’re out’ approach to tackling the city’s on-going anti-social behaviour problem.
Anyone, including businesses, who commits an offence like playing loud music, dumping rubbish in gardens or regularly repairing vehicles on the road or pavement, will first be given...
A new role bringing council services out to the city’s communities seven days a week is proposed to start next spring.
The final elements to introducing the new Field Officer role are being discussed at the Neighbourhoods, Inclusion, Communities and Equalities committee on 27 November 2017.
The role is being developed...
City residents are being given the chance to discover how bringing together victims of crime and those responsible can help repair the harm done.
Brighton & Hove City Council is holding a special event to explain ‘restorative justice’ and the role it can play in holding an offender accountable for...
More green space and more green traffic lights are among ambitions for a radical revamp of the central valley through Brighton.
Detailed designs for the city’s Valley Gardens project go before councillors for what could be final approval next week.
The Valley Gardens project aims to create an attractive new park...
