The Brunswick
A pub is an essential part of any thriving community! Quality, value for money and a friendly atmosphere are the game points at the Brunswick.
Brighton Dome
A unique hub for artists, Brighton Dome supports both emerging and established artists and companies and hosts a range of annual event.
Duke of York’s Picturehouse
Named as Britain's oldest cinema, Duke of York's was voted best cinema in the UK in 2012.
The Old Market
Performances, gigs, theatre, dance, events. The Old Market is a dynamic cultural venue nestled between Brighton and Hove.
The Hope and Ruin
The Hope and Ruin Brighton is the refit/teardown of the much loved Hope on Queens Road. The venue's look is inspired by Eastern European bars.
West Hill Community Centre
West Hill Community Centre is a great venue for everybody. They offer comic clubs for kids, Yoga classes for the athletics, quizes, comedy and much more!
The Prince Albert
The Prince Albert, located by the railway station, is a typical Brighton boozer and a friendly and welcoming place to meet friends and hear great music.
Theatre Royal
Theatre Royal Brighton is the region’s leading live entertainment venue, showcasing the best West End and touring productions from across the UK each and every year.
St George’s Church
St George's Church provides the perfect venue for concerts, with its great acoustics, playing all kind of events, from local choirs to international artists!
The Marlborough Theatre
One of Brighton's oldest and quirkiest public houses, the Marlborough theatre is a real local gem full of characters thanks to the lovely theatre upstairs.
