A vibrant Grade II Listed building and dynamic cultural venue just outside the city centre of Brighton and Hove. It hosts a variety of events including live music, theatre, comedy, dance, and film. The main space has a capacity of 300-500 and the venue also includes production facilities and art/photography galleries. It is a beloved neighbourhood hub for boundary-pushing live performance, revitalised by the creators of STOMP.
Electronic music artist Max Cooper performs his immersive 3D and AV live show as part of his Feeling Is Structure Tour.
Improvised jazz and poetry night with Georgie Jones, Doella, S-Bars and Erin James, plus a wildcard slot, at The Old Market.
Electronic music performance by Rival Consoles featuring his album 'Landscape from Memory' in an immersive audio-visual live show.
A community dance show by Echo Performing Arts CIC that blends dance, animation and film to explore human identity and cultural expression.
A post-modern theatre piece by In Bed With My Brother that stages the story of the proto-punk band The Shaggs through shock and confrontation.
Stand-up comedy night featuring Angela Barnes alongside local Brighton comedians Anthony Ayton and Joe Foster, with proceeds supporting local NHS hospitals.
Former police officer turned comedian Alfie Moore brings his stand-up show 'Acopalypse Now' to The Old Market in Hove, Brighton.
Glasgow's 8-piece Nu-Jazz sensation corto.alto performs live in Brighton, blending jazz with hip-hop, broken beat, and electronic influences.
A hilarious, unconventional, and tipsy take on Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet featuring a genuinely inebriated cast member.
The acoustic guitar-toting English duo perform new tunes and classic hits at The Old Market.
Interactive midwinter dining experience that is part feast, part performance and part choose-your-own-adventure, with a festive menu by Circa.
A comedy-cabaret show where Jess Robinson celebrates the music of Elton John through impressions of iconic female legends.
Interactive show by the award-winning Teach Rex team, with life-like dinosaurs, for families at The Old Market in Hove.
Stand-up comedy night featuring Mark Watson, with support from Elaine Fellows and Graeme Collard, as a fundraiser for NHS hospitals in Sussex.
A deeply personal and intimate flamenco performance by the Daniel Martinez Flamenco Company, featuring guitar, song, and dance.
Concert featuring bossa nova covers of Depeche Mode tracks on their album 'A Date with Depeche Mode'.
Stand-up comedy show by Irish comedian Emma Doran, exploring family life, womanhood, and personal relationships.
Stand-up comedy show by Sophie Duker, the Taskmaster champion, tackling her father and arguing for silliness over common sense.
Country star Kane Brown brings his stand-up show 'Crowd Work King', an hour of unscripted comedy built around audience participation, to The Old Market.
Portuguese singer Salvador Sobral performs live at The Old Market, backed by a world-class ensemble including Katerina L'Dokova on piano.
An afternoon of talks by artist Anna Dumitriu and ecologists from The Living Coast and the Isle of Wight Biosphere Festival about art, science and nature, part of Dreamy Place 2026.
Comedian Michael Spicer brings his new satirical stage show, Hope All's Well, to The Old Market in Brighton.
A collaborative concert by the New Note Orchestra and the Wham Jam Thank You Ma'am Community Choir, marking the ancient festival of Samhain with haunting harmonies and original arrangements.
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Kristin Hersh performs a solo concert in Brighton as part of her 2026 tour.
A performance by acclaimed Scottish singer Eddi Reader, known as 'Scotland's greatest living female voice', at The Old Market.
Jack Rooke presents his acclaimed comedy-theatre show 'Good Grief', a retrospective of his debut work co-written with his Nan, exploring themes of grief, ambition, and class.
Talk by John Kampfner on the state of Britain, the NHS, housing and social care, based on his book 'Braver New World'.
A talk by Rachel Millward on her unconventional path into politics, presented by the Brighton & Hove Speakers Festival, with a Q&A session to follow.
Former Chancellor Jeremy Hunt discusses his vision for Britain's economic future and his book 'Can We Be Rich Again?' as part of the Brighton & Hove Speakers Festival.
A candid conversation with Jeremy Corbyn, who served as Leader of the Labour Party from 2015 to 2020, reflecting on his political life and career.
Political commentator Sam Freedman presents his bestselling investigation into the state of British institutions, followed by a Q&A session.
A multimedia live show by the Orwell Prize-winning author exploring the intersection of creativity, class, and the modern trauma industry.
