Free Thursday Lunchtime Concerts starting 3rd May through to the end of September. Varied programmes from solo organ and piano to string and piano quartets to singers. See display advertisement.
Free

A Right to be Heard?  
Comparing citizen participation in the UK and around the world, we ask - 'Do people’s opinions make a difference to local and national policies?' 

£3.00

Join us for the Fringe Street Party of the Year ..........Its due to set the Festival off with a bang.  
 
A free showcase of music, dance, theatre, exhibitions, promtotions, prizes, chill out zones and much much more. 
 
Everyone is welcome to come down and sample the best of the Fringe. 
 
If you have an event in the Fringe then its your chance to perform and promote your showpeice. 
 
It's a frenzy of free fun for everyone. 
 
Head straight for Jubilee Square after the Children's Parade, fun starts from 1pm.....................be there or be Jubilee Square! 
 
For details on how to perform contact Paula Greenwood on: paulagreenwood@ntlworld.com
Free

Brighton Dancing brings you the Tango Argentino Ball with live music from Argentina and a performance by top Argentinian dancers Leandro & Romina. There will be a beginners' introduction lesson.
£18.00, £14.00

Celebrate the Festival with Brighton's favourite alternative dance event. Barefoot dancefloor, alcohol free, smoke free, child-friendly. World of dance music, chillout gallery, dramatic decor. Sanctuary Cafe providing drinks and bites.
£8.00, £6.00, Children half price

Day-long festival bringing music, dance, performance art & delicious Guarana Smoothies together in one venue, culminating in the best breaks party in town! In aid of ICR Children's Charity. 
 
ATTENTION: The ticket price for just the evening part of this event is £8.  
Wrist bands will replace tickets on the door.
£10.00, £8.00, £5.00, £5/day event (Doors open from 12pm) £8/evening event (From 8pm) / £10 full event

Learn to make sushi with Moshi Moshi’s master chefs, who will instruct in the art of cutting fish and making four of the main types of sushi: nigiri, maki, temaki, and gunkan. Classes will last two hours.
£50.00

'Science, our future, and a tale of gay sheep'. Jenny Gristock, of SPRU - Science and Technology Policy Research, discusses what new scientific developments mean for society.
£3.00

'Reality literature'. Professor Nicholas Royle explores the current state of literature and speculates on its future, reflecting on the strange history and possibilities of the word 'reality'. 
 
ATTENTION: Please note that to reserve a ticket for this event you must email events@sussex.ac.uk
Free

Make a difference and have your say in the Arts Debate. A panel of experts will debate your questions on the future of public funding for the arts. 
 
ATTENTION: Due to unforseen circumstances this event has been cancelled. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Free

Free Thursday Lunchtime Concerts starting 3rd May through to the end of September. Varied programmes from solo organ and piano to string and piano quartets to singers. See display advertisement.
Free

Learn to make sushi with Moshi Moshi’s master chefs, who will instruct in the art of cutting fish and making four of the main types of sushi: nigiri, maki, temaki, and gunkan. Classes will last two hours.
£50.00

Unpacking the Food We Eat 
Why does so much UK food production depend on migrant labour? How can we eat ethically and ensure that the rights of workers are addressed? 

£3.00

Come and join a mix of students, general public, and professionals in a unique space designed to explore group programming in a social, friendly environment. See website for details.
£3.00, £2.00

Explore history of soul food, its culture and music. The Momma / Ramsay connection revealed. Live music and cookery demo with samples to enjoy plus vouchers. Pre-order Momma's cook book. £10.00!
£10.00, £7.50

Shrubs,biennials, bedding plants, vegetable plants. Everything for the gardener's! 20p entrance.
£0.20

Open Day. Find out what Buddhists do! Sample our meditation classes for adults and children (9+), yoga taster session, tea and cake! Talk 'looking after our world' at 1.00pm. Hearing loop.
Free

An openhouse story event with stories from Sussex and around the world. Come to listen or join in. Short stories from the floor welcome.
Free

Saturday: Charles Ryder - one man's dramatic portrayal of 21st-century prison life, plus local Quaker art on show. 
Sunday: Talented 'Friends on Stage'- music, comedy and verse and Quaker art.
Free

A weekend of organised and open storytelling and song to lighten the spirits and open the soul. 
 
ATTENTION: Due to unforseen circumstances this event has been CANCELLED. Sorry for any inconvenience.
£3.01, £2.01