After cancelling the May edition, Artists Open Houses tell us what it's like to be back with a December festival that is open to visitors in person for eight days.
From the North Laine to Mongolia, Cinecity's lineup is typically eclectic and original this year - catch it before the city's key film festival ends.
Brighton's leading promoters of African music will be showcasing three star performers, over six nights, in the run up to Christmas.
There are two photography festivals in Brighton this month taking on timely themes with exhibitions, online workshops and billboards in the street.
It's been a while, but live music is about to return to Brighton Dome as some of the city's best venues put on a show of solidarity with four gigs full of local talent.
Win tickets to see Metronomy and Passenger return to their roots for a Crowdfunder to support local venues.
Carl Cox and Fatboy Slim are among the guests at this year's Brighton Music Conference, which is running as a virtual event with free passes for all.
BOAT reopens with music, theatre and picnics. How did they survive lockdown and what events are on?
Back and online, Brighton's Yoga Festival is ready to go next weekend with workshops, panel discussions and sessions for kids.
Some of Brighton's finest DJs are livestreaming sets from rooftops to support the night-time economy.
If you’re missing The Great Escape and Brighton Festival, TogetherFest offers the next best thing and all for a great cause.
Marking the tenth anniversary of their self-titled debut album, Darwin Deez are back in the UK – the country where they have been most successful.
The Reigning Women season launches at The Old Market with a focus on female talent in comedy, music, film and immersive theatre.
South London jazz drummer, producer and composer Moses Boyd brings his fresh new sound to Patterns as part of a European tour.
30 more names have been announced with new talent and original disco queens coming to the party.
Gregory Porter is returning to Brighton to debut songs from his forthcoming gospel-flavoured Blue Note album, All Rise.
Catch the in-demand cosmic surf rockers at a mini psych fest at The Hope & Ruin. A Saturday night too!
Brighton's Chop Chop play the Hope & Ruin to launch album ‘Everything Looks So Real’ . Support from Map 71 and The Emperors Of Ice Cream
Ezra Collective's killer keys man returns to Brighton with a new solo album. Bring your dancing shoes and an open mind.
Formerly of Screaming Tea Party, Koichi Yamanoha now pushes boundaries as a mesmerising singer-songwriter - and he's coming to the Rose Hill.
Tindersticks bring their dramatically mellifluous sound back to The Dome in support of their beautiful new album.
Love Thy Neighbour's three-night gig run is back at the Hope & Ruin this month with a bill of top local bands including Hilang Child, Abi Wade and Beach Riot.
If you are looking for a quality gig to dance off your Xmas excesses The Band of Holy Joy have come to your rescue.
Got the winter blues? The first line-up announcements for Love Supreme 2020 will warm your cockles and soothe your ears.
Artists Open Houses is back with loads of brilliant mini-exhibitions across the city. Here's our top ten picks.