The latest news from the city.
The Great Escape 2026 brought over 450 emerging artists to more than 30 venues across Brighton and Hove, featuring Spotlight Shows from Yard Act and Kingfishr alongside promising new acts.
Discover the top family-friendly activities in Brighton this summer, featuring free interactive exhibits, water sports, observation pods, and seaside mini-golf.
Reseña sobre Terre à Terre, el histórico restaurante vegetariano de Brighton ubicado en The Lanes. Análisis de su propuesta gastronómica, platos estrella, opciones de menú y datos prácticos.
An overview of 2 Dandelions Bookshop in Brighton, Michigan, detailing its history, physical space, book selection, opening hours, and community events.
A look back at On the Beach 2026, which ran across eight nights on Brighton's seafront from 16 to 26 July, with Fatboy Slim, Madness, The Maccabees and Moby headlining.
The Arundel 1940s Revival returns on Sunday 6 September 2026, from 10:00 to 17:00 at the Town Square, with free entry and a programme of vintage cars, swing music, a children's street party and period costume.
The Royal Pavilion's DRAGONS exhibition turns the Regency palace into a family treasure hunt, with The Great Dragon Count challenging visitors to find every dragon in the building for a chance to win a family prize.
The Brighton Beach Boys bring two tribute shows to the Brighton Open Air Theatre in Dyke Road Park: 'Dearly Departed' on 9 August and 'Life Of Brian (Wilson)' on 21 September, both at 2pm and suitable for all ages.
The Brighton Racecourse Antiques and Vintage Fair returns on Sunday 25 August with over 180 indoor stalls, entry from 9.30am to 3.30pm at £5 (under-16s free), free parking, a licensed bar and swing singer Steve Conway performing throughout.
A guide to the Bluebell Railway, the world's first preserved standard-gauge steam line, running 11 miles between Sheffield Park and East Grinstead. Covers the stations, the dining trains, family facilities and the popular Road Meets Rail event.
