There are a lot of places in Brighton promoting gift economy business models, food waste reduction, and sustainable food stability.

When in Brighton here is a list of places that you need to pay a visit to if you enjoy tasty and healthy food.

A review of Wasia Project, an English pop duo consisting of siblings Olivia and William Gao Hardy who performed at Patterns in Brighton.

Review of an introductory lecture by Max Noak on Carl Gustav Jung, the founder of analytical psychology in Brighton on February 14th.

Sofar Sounds events feature three diverse acts; Izzie Derry, Alfie Weedon and Rob Clamp were the acts of the night in Brighton.

At Wahaca, they’re kicking off four weeks of tequila-fueled tastiness on February 22nd with their Margarita Month all for just £6.

Here are the annual festivals in Brighton for each season of the year. From the Brighton Fringe to Pride, there’s something for everyone.

Tucked away at Brighton Marina is one of the coolest mini golf venues, Globalls. It’s to 3 UV lit courses, carnival games and a bar!

Brighton has always been trendy for day and weekend trips but have you ever wondered when the best time of year is to visit?