An entertainment of poetry, prose and song by Sussex writers and composers, narrated by Peter Thorogood, with Susan Jameson, Simon Brett, Jacquelyn Fugelle (soprano) and Terence Allbright (piano).
£12.00, (£8.00 Concessions)

"Alcohol: a simple molecule with complex consequences for emotion and behaviour", Theodora Duka, Professor of Experimental Psychology, University of Sussex. Phone 01273 877707 to reserve a place. 

Free

Meet the author of 'A Mule in Brighton - a Taste of The Downs', munch on freshly baked scones and enjoy the alluring guitar of Jim McCall
Free

David Roberts, author of The European Union and You, discusses the European Union's weaknesses in democracy, accountability and integrity, and the implications of transferring powers from our government to Brussels.
Free

Known for her work on depression and fear, Dorothy Rowe talks about her latest book, a radical examination of our relationships with our siblings.
£12.00

OMG! Jazz & Poetry like you've never heard before! Some BEAT 4 your ears & Some BEAT 4 your hearts!
£5.00, (£2.50 Concessions)

Finnish poetry readings and music presented by POETRY SOUTH; Johanna Venho, Jouni Inkala and Merja Virolainen. Introduced by Maria Jastrzebska. See www.thesouth.org.uk for details on this and other live events.
Free (Door Donations welcome)

An open mic session of poetry and short stories with special guests including Simon Brett and Geoff Allnutt (aka The Speech Painter). Cabaret style with bar.
£5.00

Are we so trapped in the mundane that we can't see another world around us? Sebastian Beaumont, whose novel 'Thirteen' examines 'reality' reads from and discusses his work.
£6.00, (£4.00 Concessions)

All day event for authors (current and would-be!), publishers and book lovers. Discuss your plans with leading self-publishing companies; expert seminars and exhibition; meet local writers, buy their self-published books. 
 
NB: Due to unforseen circumstances this event has been cancelled and postponed for a date later in the year (yet to announced). Sorry for any inconvenience caused by this.
£2.80

Bringing together Brighton's finest poetry in one fantastic outdoor event. Live performances, the award-winning Poetry Brothel, and many more surprises! Spoken word has never been so thrilling. Read more at:
Free

Good humoured, confessional, raw, honest & in parts shocking, Steve's personal account of breakdown challenges common perceptions. 
 
Supporting ‘Stand to Reason’ - a “Stonewall” for mental health www.standtoreason.org.uk 
 

£5.00, (£4.00 Concessions)

Hammer & Tongue present words, wit and wisdom from Luton's legendary whimsical bard and troubadour, radio star and champion of the potato. Plus special guests, hand-picked by the man himself.
£10.00, (£8.00 Concessions)

Can trade in food improve the lives of poor people in developing countries? Join us to discover how free or fair trade can improve working conditions around the world.
£3.00

"European Integration and Representative Politics", Paul Taggart, Professor of Politics. Phone 01273 877707 to reserve a place.
Free

Professor Beverley Skeggs, Goldsmiths College, will present this year's lecture: 'The Good and Bad People of the Nation: Ethics and Affect on Reality TV'. Followed by light refreshments.
Free

Managing our perceptions of risk, who can we trust and what is reality? Debate these key questions on issues of uncertainty such as energy supply, work/leisure, innovation, international security. 

Free (Tickets required)

Julie's "dark, smoky" interpretations of blues, folk, contemporary songs, with guitar and double bass, and Leonie's poignant, wickedly witty poems explore life, love, and who changes the loo roll. Bar.
£6.00, (£5.00 Concessions)

Author Peter Thorogood, in conversation with actress Susan Jameson, talks about his interesting life and his writings, with readings from his poetry, prose and comic verse.
£6.00, (£4.00 Concessions)

OMG! Jazz & Poetry like you've never heard before! Some BEAT 4 your ears & Some BEAT 4 your hearts!
£5.00, (£2.50 Concessions)