A contemporary art gallery and creative hub housed in the Grade II-listed former Holy Trinity Church in the heart of Brighton's Lanes. It hosts exhibitions, events, talks, and is available for private hire.
Philosopher and author Philipp Blom discusses home, identity, utopia and hope in an informal coffee morning conversation, part of the Brighton Early Music Festival.
A family singing workshop led by festival co-artistic director Hannah Ely, open to all with an invitation to bring primary-aged children or grandchildren along.
Late-night duo concert weaving songs by John Dowland with music from Robert Johnson, Henry Purcell and Errollyn Wallen, presented as part of the 'One Song' exhibition.
An audio-visual installation and community archive by Kadir Karababa exploring how music carries memory and identity across borders, featuring songs and stories from women with migration or sanctuary experiences.
A hands-on workshop where participants transform their dreamscape into graphic scores and bring them to life through music, part of the One Song exhibition.
Fabrica's annual Autumn exhibition features the immersive film installation 'At Home in the Water' by artist Vanessa Daws, exploring long-distance swimming and Brighton's heritage.
Fabrica's annual Summer Exhibition featuring immersive, site-specific contemporary artworks and a program of related events.
Fabrica hosts its annual Spring exhibition featuring immersive artworks shaped around the Grade II listed building.
A boutique gothic art market featuring independent artists, creatives, fashion, decor, and unique gifts in Brighton.
A cultural and reflective encounter exploring mortality, grief, and remembrance through visual presentations, art installations, and shared listening.
Visual arts organisation based in a former Regency church in Brighton, known for commissioning large-scale, site-specific contemporary art installations and running community programmes.
