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Around 250 protesters took part in an English Nationalists Alliance (ENA) march and Unite Against Fascism (UAF) counter-protest in Brighton city centre, on August Bank Holiday Monday.
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Following on on the huge success of their shows The Asylum, & The Day of the Dead, The Circus of Horrors has had a major revamp & is back rockin’ & shockin’ with special brand new show created especially to celebrate its 15th bloody year.
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A fox in a hacking jacket, a sleazy snake with the maracas and the gold lame jacket, and a WW1 fighter - owl shouting 'Chocs away!' - where else would you think to find all this except in The Gruffalo, at the Theatre Royal Brighton this week.
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The Out Of The Ordinary Festival – the green and family friendly gathering that celebrates the changing seasons – returns once more to East Sussex this September, for a chill out that looks likely to sell out.
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The Rotary Club of Brighton & Hove Breakfast and Zamdani Indian Restaurant in Hove, have teamed up to provide money to send Aqua Boxes to Pakistan.
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Brighton's Geisha Arts is set to welcome visitors for a day of live art production, as creative director Zac Walsh and installation sculptor and street artist Jo Peel each undertake exciting new projects within the uncompromising and eclectic environment of the Geisha Arts cafe/bar and gallery, at the centre of Brighton's thriving contemporary arts community.
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Brighton is a top UK seaside destination and it is easy to see why with its electric atmosphere, legendary night life and cultural offerings.
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Kit Ashton sees his art as beyond that of someone who exists just to feed & profit the corporate music business machine.
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Pete Townshend & Paolo Hewitt have teamed up to write sleeve notes for a new book that is set to take centre stage in Brighton this August Bank Holiday.
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Official Big Issue sellers in Brighton & Hove will soon be much easier to locate and identify following the introduction of branded pitches and uniforms.
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