The Duke of York's Picturehouse and its famous legs
Britain's oldest purpose-built cinema still in use, a pair of stripy can-can legs on the roof and a younger sister in the North Laine.
SEA LIFE Brighton: how to do it well
12 NOV 2026
Lewes Bonfire Night from Brighton: trains, roads and what to expect
11 NOV 2026
Starfish & Coffee, Egremont Place: what to order and when to go
09 NOV 2026
Where to eat sushi and Japanese food in Brighton
08 NOV 2026Best seen from the beach by the West Pier. Get there by quarter to four.
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Gigs, markets, shows and the Albion at home. Every date checked with the venue or organiser.
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The Salt Room on King's Road: what to order and when to go
A seafront seafood and live-fire restaurant, refitted and reopened in May 2026, with a glazed terrace and a weekday lunch worth knowing about.
Where to drink a good glass of wine in Brighton
Natural, Sussex or just properly good: four places to drink wine in Brighton and Hove, and one to leave off your list.
Boho Gelato on Ship Street: what to know before you queue
A small gelato shop on Ship Street in The Lanes, with 12 flavours at a time, four of them vegan, and a founder who swapped printing for ice cream.
The Regency Town House: Brunswick Square's Grade I time capsule
A Grade I listed Brunswick Square house, a 90-minute guided tour and a lot of Regency social history that the Royal Pavilion leaves out.
Where to drink on Brighton seafront, and what each place is good for
From a pub shaped like an upturned boat to a craft taproom by the pool, here is where to drink along Brighton seafront.
Where to book afternoon tea in Brighton and Hove
From the seafront hotels to a Kemptown tea room and a vintage bus, here is where to book afternoon tea in Brighton and Hove.
The Brighton Edit.
A letter from Brighton. The best openings, quiet recommendations and the stories worth your evening. Free, and easy to leave.