The gym isn’t for everyone so finding different ways of working out can be extremely useful. Here are 5 great ways to get fit in Brighton…

On the last Wednesday of every month, the iconic Rotunda Café and Bar in Preston Park opens its doors for a night of top-notch comedy.

The fundraising concert for the Sussex Cancer Fund will take place on Wednesday the 20th of March at St Andrew’s Church in Moulsecoomb.

On International Women’s Day, I had the privilege of attending a screening of Celine Sciamma’s 2014 film, Girlhood, at Fabrica.

Brighton is filled with exciting events guaranteed to keep your children entertained throughout the Easter holidays in 2024.

One of the many great things about Brighton is the abundance of dogs which means a lot of our brilliant cafes are dog-friendly.

I recently attended my first class at Luna Wave Yoga. Eager for a challenge, I booked the Vinyasa Flow class.

On the first Saturday of every month, Brighton Open Market hosts a vegan market where you will find an abundance of exclusively vegan vendors.

GAIL’s has opened their new bakery in an old bank building in the middle of Seven Dials. It’s been transformed into a stylish spot.

Are you and your group of friends done with your regular hangout spots? Here are some activity-based things to do in Brighton with friends.

Fabrica on Duke Street in central Brighton did a screening of My Beautiful Laundrette on Valentine’s Day 2024.

‘Basics: Live Music & Poetry’ event in Brighton will be hosted at the cosy Folklore Rooms on Friday, the 29th of March, from 8 pm to 11 pm.