Posts in 'Art & Exhibitions' Category
If you are LGBTQ there is lots for you to do in May in Brighton
It will soon be May again and this means three things in Brighton – the Brighton Stonewall Equality Walk, IDAHOBIT and The Brighton Festival and Fringe Festival. If you are lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans or queer there is lots for you to do in May. Here’s a round-up of all the LGBT activities for you [...]
13 women
The brilliant thing about living in Brighton is it’s ability to continuously surprise you. Rather appropriately I stumbled across the temporary exhibition at Jubilee Library called 13 Women on International Women’s Day. Each piece of work reflects the individual woman’s world, using a variety of mediums. Brighton as a town has never lived by the [...]
Brighton & Hove Libraries Services Celebrate LGBT History Month 2012
The Brighton & Hove Libraries Service have a number of events and activities taking place in February 2012 to mark LGBT History Month and is marking Holocaust Memorial Day January 27th with an exhibition (now until 30th Jan) tracing the way Germany’s Nazi Party changed the world for male and female homosexuals and transvestites. LGBT Exhibition [...]
Queens Park Books LGBT Brighton History Project
When Madonna sang “Time goes by, so slowly” she really wasn’t telling the truth. Time flies by, but within that time there are hundreds of special Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender moments that we have all captured on an electronic device or even on an old Box Brownie (ask you your elders to explain that [...]
Eurovision …
Like X-factor, writ large, but without the reasonable incentive of a million pound deal at the end of it!
Brighton Festival Look ahead – part 1 (up to Sun 22nd)
The clocks have gone forward, the hawthorn’s in blossom, and the carousel is back in working order on the beach – it can only mean that the Brighton Festival and the Festival Fringe is here. As ever, there’s loads of amazing stuff on in the main festival but again as ever, a lot of things [...]
Charleston House
Charleston House is a small 18th century farm house just outside Lewes, most famous for its past tenants and the legacy they left behind. The run down farmhouse was discovered by Virginia Woolf in 1916, who in turn suggested to her sister, Vanessa Bell, that she should make the place her new home. At the time [...]
Brighton is unique for music
Unique because it attracts some of the big names in the music touring world. Brighton and Hove has a population of 230,000 (approx) and yet can sustain a thriving music, theatre and art scene. For a city of this size I can think of no other that can match it in terms of singers and bands [...]
Artfor Pride
Artfor Pride is a diverse collaboration of exciting local artists with works for sale to raise money for Pride in Brighton & Hove 2010.
100 ARTISTS COME TOGETHER WITH PRIDE
Thirteen Art Productions, organisers of the annual art-based event ‘100 Artists for World Aids Day’ (in aid of The Sussex Beacon) are to bring together another one hundred visual artists to raise funds for Brighton and Hove Pride
