A Grade I listed terraced home from the 1820s, currently being restored as a museum and heritage centre. It showcases the architecture and social history of Brighton and Hove during the Regency period, featuring original interiors, a historic basement, and a dedicated research project.
An illustrated walk uncovering the notorious history of Kemp Street, including the Trunk Murders of 1934 and the last large-scale smallpox outbreak in England.
A session to learn about the history of the sash window and how to maintain them, part of Heritage Open Days 2026.
A live art exhibition by tattooing couple Seth and Inma Vila SolFire, blending painting, storytelling and live performance, with live tattooing sessions.
A guided walk exploring the history, construction, and early occupation of Brunswick Town using 19th-century diaries and newspapers.
A 90-minute guided tour exploring the history, architecture, and restoration of a 1820s town house in Brighton and Hove.
