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.
Solo exhibition by Amy Dury featuring large-scale works inspired by figures from the recent past, exploring themes of memory and nostalgia.
A live art exhibition by tattooing couple Seth and Inma Vila SolFire, blending painting, storytelling and live performance, with live tattooing sessions.
A session to learn about the history of the sash window and how to maintain them, part of Heritage Open Days 2026.
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 workshop for owners of historic Brighton and Hove homes on the practice and maintenance of original lime plasters and renders.
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.
