Brighton Photo Biennial takes place across the city throughout October 2016. Shantrelle P Lewis’s The Dandy Lion Project, which explores and redefines African identity, is a highlight.

Porridge Radio are one of the most fun bands in town and have just released a superb debut album. We spoke to lead-singer Dana about what makes her tick…

Tour photographer Denis O’Regan came to Portslade to speak about his exhibition of candid David Bowie portraits.

Even the sun came out for Pride, turning Brighton into a huge celebration of positivity and acceptance. We sent out two photographers to capture the sights.

We chatted to the director of ‘Love And Information’ – a funny and poignant play about relationships and technology showing this week at Brighton’s New Venture Theatre.

The SOURCE goes smearing, flashing and crimping at a bouldering club

Our round-up of new Brighton music – including releases from Monoman, Sweetmates, The Modes, This Party, Cold Pumas, Common Tongues, Paperboy and MarthaGunn.

Following her Brighton Festival spoof of Laurie Anderson, local comedian Jo Neary is back in town with a new show she describes as a cross between The Vicar Of Dibley and Viz.

Got a craving to play retro consoles and classic games? This weekly free night at Sticky Mike’s could be for you.

We met Mantras and Of Empires ahead of Party at the Races to discover the best local bands, if NME’s lost it, and how to get a pub partying using glowsticks.

Virtual reality and gaming comes to Hove’s Old Market as part of the Brighton Digital Festival this month. We chatted to the venue manager to find out what all the fuss was about.

Previously unseen photos of David Bowie came to Brighton for a sold out exhibition.

We visited FIELD Brighton, an entrepreneurial start-up space on Lewes Road, where we sampled a tipple or two at a little-known brewery with a difference.

Brighton’s just got itself a new venue. We chatted to the Beatabet collective about how they rescued the Rose Hill and their plans to turn it into a hub for local arts and music.

Our round-up of new Brighton music: including releases from Chris T-T, Wooden Arms, MIAMIGO, Team New Band, Rough Citizen, Asta Hiroki, and The RPMs.

Bands, buskers and Brighton in the midst of another great festival. The third edition of our monthly feature in which our photographers capture spontaneous moments around town.

Our round-up of new Brighton music – including releases from Vanessa Forero, The FreeDub Press, Ellie Ford, Story Bird, Jolé, and The DuBarrys.

We spoke to one of the directors of Brighton’s newest theatre company to hear about their plans to give the city a shot of affordable and subversive drama.

We speak to the Brighton campaigner who wants to set the record and promote marine conservation by getting his kit off. Will you join him?

Part six of our Street Source photography series saw sunny Brighton in the mood to party – with parades through town, a bit of footy and some rock’n’roll. Photos by Ashley Laurence.

Francesca Moore documents a sleepless night in Brighton, with long exposures, during July 2016 for Street Source No.5

Blue Note recording artist Kandace Springs has worked with both Gregory Porter and Prince this year. We caught up with her before her debut set at Love Supreme 2016.

June was an exceptional month. The fourth episode of our Street Source photography blog captures the heart, soul and utter misery of this year’s midsummer madness.

SOURCE chats censorship, stencilling and hope with long time Brighton spray artist Agente Petruscioni.

We spoke to the shop staff about what they made of last month’s vinyl frenzy – plus a time-lapse film of the whole day.