Events Around Brighton

Are you brave enough to take on Brighton Police Cells Ghost Hunt Will you encounter the spirit of Henry Solomans who was murdered in the cells in 1844? Henrys ghost has been seen regularly throughout the venue. But hes not alone! His murderer John Lawrence has also been seen lingering the cells.

Come to Horatio’s Bar on Brighton Palace Pier to celebrate the launch of our Brighton Fringe 2019 Family Guide. Winners and runners-up of the Family Guide cover competition will be announced at the event with the Mayor of Brighton & Hove, Councillor Dee Simson, handing out prizes.

Join us once a month for one of our themed Free Days at Brighton Museum, with family fun, hands-on creative activities and bitesize talks. Join us to celebrate hidden LGBTQ histories at this interactive day for all the family, with storytelling, art workshops and a whole heap of surprises.

Join us once a month for one of our themed Free Days at Brighton Museum, with family fun, hands-on creative activities and bitesize talks.Enjoy a full programme of inspiring speakers, activists, innovators, workshops, arts and crafts, causes and campaigns for all the family.

Upon arrival you will be handed your Whiskey Affair glass (you can keep this!) and a brochure packed full of information on the brands - a good reference point for you to see which your new favourites will be.

SEA LIFE Brighton is inviting guests to unveil their inner superhero in the brand-new interactive adventure, Underwater Superheroes.

America’s Musical Journey, the new documentary film celebrating the cultural and musical heritage of the United States, will hold a UK consumer showing on Wednesday 20th February at the Odeon Brighton.

Brighton Consort (dir. James Dixon) Glorious choral works from the late 16th century, including the much loved Requiem by Tomas Luis de Victoria. The programme will also include contemporary pieces based on the music of Victoria, by the Australian composer Joseph Twist.

Our Q&A events give the opportunity to ask questions about adoption to a panel of LGBT adopters over light refreshments. You will also be able to find out more about the adoption process. Find out more about Q&A events.

Want to bring some joyful singing to your life? At our next Pub Sing on Thursday 21st February we’ll be learning a whole song in 2/3 part harmony in 90 minutes then jamming it with a live guitarist! Grab your friends, a drink and let’s sing some sparkly tunes....

Paul Carrack. Artists performing: Paul Carrack.: Tickets avaiable.

Join us at The Old Market Theatre on 15th March 2019 for a one-of-a-kind evening celebrating exploration of some of the wildest places on earth.

Tucked away in the heart of the city, this really is a secret garden, in Victorian times a market garden. Organically grown fruit, vegetables, cut flowers, roses, shrubs and trees give yr-round interest, making this a peaceful oasis in the midst of a bustling city. Most of the plants have been propagated on-site.

We look forward to welcoming you to our Brighton Racecourse fair. With 175 indoor stalls for you to explore at this fantastic fair. Bristling with some amazing antiques, collectables and vintage items, this friendly and welcoming fair is held in the great venue of Brighton Racecourse in East Sussex.

Young, budding artists get to grips with materials in this fun workshop led by Material Practices exhibiting students. Kids can explore their creativity with crayons, charcoal and print.

Do you have your own place, why not join the Blind Veterans UK Team this February in the Brighton Half Marathon. If you have your own place we would love you to join our team and run for us.

Travel the World in Seven Concerts The popular series of informal concerts performed by the University Organist, D’Arcy Trinkwon – the internationally acclaimed concert virtuoso who is also Organist of Worth Abbey.

A great evening of powerful and enjoyable live music, featuring the 15 strong "Maestro Big band & Singers" plus talented Pianist, Rosalie Birchmore. This show will bring back memories of the good old dance band days All of your interval refreshments are inclusive of your seat fee.

Adastra, The Beacon of Light of Light Divine Service, bringing forth philosophy from Spirit. Prayers, reading, address & mediumship there is a gentle morning meditation before the service. doors open @10.00am until 10.10am for a 20 minute meditation. Doors re-open @10.

Join students from the University of Brighton, who have been exploring and responding to the current MacDonald Gill exhibition, to create an own original zine that is based on a map of your imagination.

Join graphics and illustration students from the University of Brighton who have designed fun packed drawing and typographic activities for all ages to get involved in.

Fun, hands-on creative sessions for the mini-visitor and parent. Packed full of sticking, drawing, storytelling and object discovery. Each workshop will have a different theme and will be run by early years’ specialist Alison Martin.

Fun, hands-on creative sessions for the mini-visitor and parent. Packed full of sticking, drawing, storytelling and object discovery. Each workshop will have a different theme and will be run by early years’ specialist Alison Martin.

See The UK’s No.1 tribute to The Who at this fantastic live venue. Who Are You UK are the UK’s hottest The Who tribute – recreating the unique excitement and power of one of rocks greatest ever bands.

Brighton Consort (dir. James Dixon) Glorious choral works from the late 16th century, including the much loved Requiem by Tomas Luis de Victoria. The programme will also include contemporary pieces based on the music of Victoria, by the Australian composer Joseph Twist.