The Angel of Death Will See You Now: Brighton Fringe Review
We are in death’s waiting room, where the Angel of Death goads us to justify our existence via a TV-style quiz show.
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33 Palmeira Mansions
Visit Number 33 Palmeira Mansions, a Grade II listed building that is a language school by day, but concealed inside is a lavish interior.
Bardsley’s of Baker Street
Bardsley’s is an award winning fish restaurant. If you are looking an ‘authentic’ Brighton fish and chip experience, look no further!
Best Free Things To Do In Brighton
If you’re on a budget, there’s no need to be bored. There are plenty of fun, free things to do in Brighton. Here’s our guide.
Booth Museum of Natural History
The Booth Museum of Natural History has temporarily closed for improvements but will soon be back for all to enjoy.
Top 10 places for Al Fresco dining In Brighton
The best places for Al Fresco dining in Brighton available for all seasons. Get searching now to book a spot in some of the finest dining.
Brighton’s Best Beer Gardens
Sunshine plus Beer Garden equals the perfect day out! Check out our guide to the best beer gardens in Brighton.
Smooch! By United Queendom: Brighton Fringe Review
“It’s just pantomime with tits and circus.” United Queendom return to Brighton Fringe 2025.
The Space We Take: Brighton Fringe Review
This year’s Brighton Fringe has seen some lovely dance-related shows and events and I recently got to visit a dance photography exhibition – The Space We Take.
Puck: A Fairy’s Tale – Brighton Fringe Review
Puck: A Fairy’s Tale is an enchanting journey of self-discovery and connection, writes Stephi Prieto.
Time And Time Again: Brighton Fringe Review
As part of Brighton Fringe Festival, Time and Time Again is an intimate piece of theatre, which offers an honest and realistic portrayal of real-life events.
Anoushka Shankar: Chapter III – Brighton Festival Review
On Sunday night, Anoushka Shankar garnered whoops, cheers and a well-deserved standing ovation as she rounded off her Brighton Festival.