Jubilee Street is a street located in the North Laine conservation area of central Brighton. It is a hub for leisure and commerce, featuring a mix of retail, restaurants, cafés, and cultural amenities, and is a busy pedestrian thoroughfare. The street is also the location of the Jubilee Library and Jubilee Square, a versatile outdoor event space. The street commemorates the golden jubilee of George III in 1809.
Art and makers market featuring local crafts and goods in central Brighton.
The Brighton Children's Parade is a vibrant, large-scale community procession that traditionally marks the opening of the annual Brighton Festival.
Site-specific outdoor sound installation with four works by Asian artists across Jubilee Square, blending traditional instruments, percussion, field recordings and electronic sound.
Creative technology and digital arts festival with the sculpture Nova, sound installations, workshops and a film trail.
Interactive art installation by Alison Larkman raising awareness of chronic illness, part of the 'I Would Be Here If I Could' project.
A vibrant street party in Jubilee Square featuring live music, comedy, family entertainment, artisan street food, and authentic gelato.
A market featuring high-quality handmade gifts and local artisan products in the centre of Brighton.
A seasonal pop-up market featuring around 40 makers, artists and small-batch producers offering jewellery, fashion, homewares, ceramics, art, beauty and food.
A vibrant children's parade with handmade sculptures, dance and music, marking the 40th edition of the Brighton Festival Children's Parade.
A market featuring over 50 independent artists selling art, photography, ceramics, jewellery and illustration in the North Laines.
A seasonal pop-up makers market featuring independent creative businesses, local producers and food treats in the heart of Brighton's North Laines.
A curated market in central Brighton featuring over 50 independent artists, photographers, and makers offering high-quality handmade gifts.
Seasonal pop-up market in central Brighton featuring independent creative businesses, local makers, artists, and small-batch food producers.
A joyous parade featuring fantastical sculptures, dance routines, and music as part of the Brighton Festival.
