
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Brighton Festival Chorus and Brighton Festival Youth Choir perform fanfares, Christmas classics and carols, conducted by James Morgan with mezzo-soprano Juliette Pochin.
Brighton & Hove rarely gives you much chance to say there’s nothing on.
There’s always something you somehow hear about a little too late: a pop-up handing out the best falafel you’ve ever tasted, a run club your secret crush went to that you only spotted on Instagram the next day, or a poetry slam happening two streets away. Then the vintage market’s back this weekend, and somehow everyone else already knows which DJ is playing where.
That’s where we come in. Discover major festivals alongside tiny gigs, markets, workshops, comedy, community events and the wonderfully random things that keep popping up across Brighton & Hove.
See what’s happening today, make plans for the weekend or get something in the diary for later.
Get the inside scoop on what’s coming to Brighton & what locals are raving about
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Brighton & Hove hosts more than 60 cultural festivals each year, with major dates like Pride, Brighton Festival, The Great Escape, Artists Open Houses and Burning the Clocks returning to the calendar alongside seasonal favourites like Valentine’s pop-ups, Halloween events & Christmas markets.






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We’ve answered the most popular questions related to all events happening in Brighton & Hove.
Live music, comedy, rooftop cocktails, and seagulls nicking chips. The usual. Check our monthly what’s on calendars for a full guide to Brighton events this weekend.
Most of the time, yes. Pride? Definitely. Football at the Amex? Book early. Beach BBQs? Just bring snacks.
Easy. Use our Brighton what’s on calendar to browse by date and category. Whether you’re looking for music, comedy, family fun, or seasonal events, we’ve got you covered.
You’ll find all the latest Brighton football fixtures on our calendar, including matches at the Amex with Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club. Perfect for planning your pre-match pint or post-match celebration.
From Christmas markets and winter light trails to Valentine’s Day pop-ups, summer beach parties, and Halloween nights out, Brighton is buzzing all year.
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