The latest news from the city.
The Haunting of Hill House, a new stage adaptation of Shirley Jackson's classic ghost story, runs at Theatre Royal Brighton from 2 to 24 October. A guide to the cast, the production, ticket prices and content warnings.
The Damned play the Brighton Dome Concert Hall on Wednesday 25 November as part of their Final Damnation 50 tour, with The Saints '73-'78 supporting. Tickets are £59.50, with members saving £2 and age restrictions for under 16s.
A practical look at Brighton Toy and Model Museum beneath Brighton station, including its collections, access, current events, opening hours and 2026 prices. The museum focuses on vintage toys, model railways, vehicles, dolls and early building bricks.
The Wanted 2.0 bring their UK tour to Brighton's Concorde 2 on Thursday 8 October at 19:30, with tickets from £31.00 and a 600-capacity room. A 14+ event with VIP options and a full list of the tour's other UK and Ireland dates.
Brighton Palace Pier has been granted protected status, making it easier for the community to buy and preserve the Grade II* listed Victorian pleasure pier. The post covers its history from 1899, its current ownership and sale, and its role in the city's seafront regeneration.
Dogtember at Saltdean Lido has two weekends left, 26–27 September and 3–4 October, with 90-minute sessions capped at 50 dogs and 100 humans. Tickets are around £6.00 via WeGotTickets and the event raises money for the Saltdean Lido Trust.
A look at Bread & Milk, the independent North Laine café open since 2012, known for its industrial-chic interior, Allpress coffee and locally sourced pastries. Practical details on what to order, opening hours and its place in the North Laine.
Brighton & Hove City Council is considering a 25-year lease to bring the Brighton Wheel back to its old Madeira Drive site, with the operators aiming for a 2027 reopening. A look at the original wheel, how it closed in 2016, and what the new proposal covers.
The Brighton and Hove Speakers Festival lands at The Old Market on Sunday 11 October, with seven sessions and public Q&As featuring Peter Kyle, Jeremy Hunt, Jeremy Corbyn and Jung Chang. Tickets are £16 to £20 plus a £2 levy.
Lewes Bonfire returns on Thursday 5 November 2026 with processions, burning crosses, barrel races, bonfires and fireworks. Here is the history, ticket information and practical advice for travelling from Brighton.
