A launch night for two new exhibitions prompted a dynamic late-night takeover at Brighton Museum, featuring live performances, music, and film.
The brand new LGBTQ weekender brings sparkly queer joy to Butlin’s Bognor in January, banishing the Winter blues.
06/11/2023 · by
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We check out the cultural day trip potential on offer at the East Sussex home of the Bloomsbury group, Charleston Farmhouse in Firle, and its impressive new gallery in nearby Lewes.
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It would be impossible to review the entire Margate Pride 2023, which hosts events throughout most of August, but our roving correspondent Lucy Nordberg had a whirlwind weekend experiencing as much as she could at this community-focused celebration, from art exhibitions to cabaret to queer sea shanties.
Small doesn’t mean insignificant at Worthing’s debut festival, where a diverse programme offers visitors a lot to take in without raiding their wallets.
Glastonwick, a radical, non-branded, incredibly reasonably-priced festival in the heart of the beautiful South Downs returns. Make a note in your diary to come here for the first weekend in June 2024 to find your new favourite bands.
The From Home project for Brighton Digital Festival need your videos from home – a place we’re all spending a lot of time in right now, perhaps far more than we ever expected! Using a phone, or whatever camera you…
Tori Amos chose The Courtyard Theatre in Hoxton for the launch party celebrating the release of her latest album, Native Invader…
As one of the earliest Festivals in the calendar, Brighton Fringe is a great place to spot acts worth catching throughout the rest of the year.
★★★★★ For the Birds is a trail of artworks experienced at night in a secret woodland location, part of the 2017 Brighton Festival
