What's On and Things To Do Around Brighton

Following award-winning, sell-out performances in Edinburgh and Adelaide and receiving a ‘High Commendation Award’ (Adelaide 2017), Kevin makes his Brighton premiere with a brand new show. Enter a zone where the rules of nature are bent and broken...

Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown Plus Guests. Artists performing: Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown.: Tickets avaiable.

Having wooed audiences in the UK and Australia with the award-winning Pirates of Penzance, H.M.S. Pinafore and The Mikado, Sasha Regan returns with her most critically acclaimed production, Iolanthe.

Streefunk’s annual sell out youth hip hop dance showcase is back again, this time over 2 DAYS, bringing you the City’s freshest talent alongside more incredible guest acts than ever before. We are super excited to announce that this year’s headline act is PRO-MOTION.

Streefunk’s annual sell out youth hip hop dance showcase is back again, this time over 2 DAYS, bringing you the City’s freshest talent alongside more incredible guest acts than ever before. We are super excited to announce that this year’s headline act is SKEBE KINGS.

Brighton Consort (director James Dixon) will be presenting a programme of vocal music entitled “England in the Summer” on Sunday June 24th (6.00 p.m.) in St Paul’s Church, West St., Brighton.

Witness the story of another: a story you have seen before and will see again and again. Witness their path and how it intertwines with yours. What will you do to change it? -- Visual Poets is a hip-hop performance crew based in Brighton who focus on encouraging a diversity of dancers to prosper.

4th July we celebrate Independence Day In the words of Russell Casse: Alright, you alien assholes. In the words of my generation...UP YOURS Join us for: * Maybe some stickers? * Games * Prizes And a whole load of the funniest comedians around including the incredibly talented Helen Bauer headlining!

Soul of the City will be performing a fantastic line up of songs at The Old Market in Hove to welcome the summer! Rounding off another term of super singing we’ll be showcasing songs from, U2, Ben E.

Soul of the City will be performing a fantastic line up of songs at The Old Market in Hove to welcome the summer! Rounding off another term of super singing we’ll be showcasing songs from, U2, Ben E.

Blast is Back! Join us at The 1st Central County Ground as the Sussex Sharks take on Surrey.

Paddle Round the Pier, Europe’s largest charity beach festival, is returning to Hove Lawns for its 22nd year!

Nuffield Health Brighton Hospital has announced its May and June complimentary advice sessions, covering a range of health topics. Taking place on Warren Road, the free events provide an opportunity for people considering procedures to ask advice directly from specialist consultants in their relevant field.

Nuffield Health Brighton Hospital is hosting its free information evenings for July to explore a range of health topics. Taking place on Warren Road, the complimentary events provide people considering various procedures with the opportunity to ask advice directly from leading consultants in their relevant fields.

Star of Channel 4’s Gogglebox, Chris Butland-Steed and husband Tony have completely re-landscaped their garden (100ft by 50ft) over the last 3 yrs. It shows lush and full planting across several zones and seating areas.

This riotous comedy by Ros Moruzzi is set in an unfortunate and explosive dinner party where guests have secrets and differing agendas This production may not be suitable for children.

10k is a great step up from our 5k events. Up the challenge and take part in the Race for Life 10k. Walk, jog or run. Raise valuable funds for research. THIS IS BEATING CANCER. 10k (or just over 6 miles) may sound a little daunting but it is an achievable challenge for anyone with a bit of training.

Race for Life Pretty Muddy® is the Cancer Research brilliant muddy obstacle course. Scramble over the A-frame. Crawl through the mud pit. Have fun with your friends and raise valuable Funds for BEATING CANCER.

Classic Cars at Stanmer House (Proud Country House) in Stanmer Park, Brighton Join us for our monthly classic car event with over 100 classic cars on show. Free to attend, family and dog friendly. Classic car owners get free hot drinks all day. The Stanmer House band play live from 12noon in the marquee.

Classic Bikes & Scooters at Stanmer House (Proud Country House) in Stanmer Park, Brighton Join us for our monthly classic bikes & scooters event with over 100 classics on show. Free to attend, family and dog friendly. Classic bike and scooter owners get free hot drinks all day, plus 25% off food.

This course is for anyone interested in learning about the construction of an Earthship. It includes practical workshops and aims to give a thorough understanding of the process.

Learn how to grow fruit, nuts, salads and perennial vegetables as a low maintenance, highly productive garden ecosystem. The course includes 4 site visits.

craft fayre lots of great craft ideas and items cafe wheelchair friendly tables available

Join us at Ropetackle for an afternoon celebrating the power of the ukulele, where local musicians will play a mix of great tunes for your enjoyment. If you have a uke, please bring it along! Bar and café open for drinks and snacks.

RURA are a multi award-winning act, and one of Scotland’s most sought-after folk-based bands. With two heralded albums, a third due for release in June 2018, and extensive international touring, RURA continually affirm their position as one of Scotland’s most powerful groups.

Please note this event has moved from the 22nd to the 28th June. ‘Charlotte Glasson’s improvisation with a loop box and a host of instruments (and a saw!) was stunning and mesmerising.

The initial outing of Mike Hatchard’s ‘Blue Orchard Sextet.’ The line up is percussion, keys, bass, sax, trumpet and trombone, all new arrangements with a range of influences from ragtime to ska but mainly the Birth of the Cool.

‘Going to the Mountain’ is the story of Ndaba Mandela’s unforgettable time growing up with, and learning from, one of the greatest leaders the world has ever seen; his grandfather, Nelson Mandela.

Starting out as the band behind Ian Dury, the Blockheads are a legendary outfit that has grown in stature from the late 70s right up to the present day.

The world is messing with our minds. – How do we stay human in a technological world? – How do we feel happy when we are encouraged to be anxious? – How can we stay sane on a planet that makes us mad?

All proceeds to the Ropetackle Renovation Fund, tickets are £8 (not £6 as listed in brochure.) OldPlay are a high energy 8-piece rock band playing your favourite retro dance tunes; Stones, Beatles, Who, Aretha, Tina and many more.

Spitfire: A Very British Love Story The iconic Spitfire found fame during the darkest early days of World War II and was an an inspiring sight in the skies over the south coast. But what happened to the redoubtable fighter and its crews beyond the Battle of Britain, and why is it still so loved today?

“When I’m up on the Sussex Downs, I often wish that I could look inside the hills. When I play music, it’s almost as if I can.” After cycling 1,500 miles from St. Magnus Cathedral to Sussex, Richard comes home to roost at Ropetackle to serve up an evening of music sure to kickstart the holidays.

A great evening of live music, featuring top musician, Chris Powell, playing many musical styles on the amazing Roland AT900C multi Keyboards. Chris was a resident organist at the famous Blackpool Tower, so expect the best sounds of the Wurlitzer.

The Wall Of Floyd. Artists performing: The Wall Of Floyd.: Tickets avaiable.

Join Larry Yates for readings in the garden and hear some of Virginia Woolf’s most famous words in situ. The garden at Monk’s House was a huge source of inspiration for Virginia Woolf. This season, why not take the opportunity to listen to some of her works recited in the garden in which they were written.

Unlock the history of Rodmell, the village so loved by Leonard and Virginia. The Woolfs moved to Monk’s House in Rodmell, East Sussex in 1919 but what was the village like in Virginia’s lifetime' Why not come and join a guided tour and learn more about the history of the place the Woolfs called home.

Take inspiration from the garden at Monk’s House and try your hand at screen printing. Explore your creativity by screen printing with bip-Art Studios. Spend the morning exploring the garden before creating your own printed masterpiece.

Join our garden research volunteer on a guided tour. Leonard Woolf was a keen gardener, whilst Virginia took much inspiration from the garden for her works. Join a guided tour with our garden research volunteer to find out more about the trees, plants, flowers and history of this beautiful Bloomsbury garden.

A live full reading of Virginia Woolf’s key feminist text in Monk’s House garden. To mark the year of Women and Power we are highlighting this key text by Virginia Woolf. We will have a full reading of the text in the garden by staff, volunteers and visitors taking turns to read from cover to cover.

Frankenstein Presented by SISATA Written by John Foster Directed by Charmaine K Parkin Set in a dystopian future, the human race is slowly becoming extinct. With a desperation to save humanity, angel - a revolutionary procreation of pioneering female scientist doctor frankenstein, is created.

In the lovely Sussex countryside, enjoy a programme of beautiful music in celebration of Midsummer. The Brighton Singers chamber choir sing arrangements of traditional Swedish songs together with works by Whitacre, Gjeilo, Gershwin, Chilcott and others. Instrumentals with flute, piano and bass.

The #ShowofTwoHalves is hosted for the ninth year running by community-owned football Club Lewes FC. It’s an art exhibition, bringing together local artists, both emerging and established from Lewes and its surrounds.

‘St. Michael’s Church, Newhaven Cream Teas and Mini Fair’- Nearly New - Puzzles - Tombola- Books - Cakes - Games - Raffles etc

Our ‘Open Door’ is a chance for people who would like a quiet place to pray or reflect, or to just find a bit of peace and quiet in this busy world we live in. While there, why not light a candle in memory of a loved one, or for someone who is unwell at this time? St.

5 acres incl formal topiary, large prehistoric Ginkgo biloba, and magnificent Magnolia grandiflora around enchanting timber-framed Medieval house (not open for NGS).

A stylish garden of textural contrasts and rich colour. The herbaceous beds are furnished with agapanthus, spiky eryngiums, salvias, alliums and fragrant lilies. A broad lawn is surrounded by borders with Japanese maples, rhododendrons, hydrangeas and specimen trees interspersed with ferns and grasses.

Brighton Consort (director James Dixon) will be presenting a programme of vocal music entitled “England in the Summer” on Saturday June 23rd (7.30 p.m.) in St Peter’s Church, Henfield.