Dive into Autumn and celebrate the changing season by embracing a new skill or enjoying an experience in Brighton.
Get out into the stunning Sussex countryside to explore all autumn has to offer in and around the city.
Sip something Sparkling at a Sussex Vineyard
Use Brighton as your base to explore the stunning Sussex countryside and visit the South Downs National Park which offers perfect conditions for producing award-winning wines. Autumn means harvest time, no better time to sample a glass or two whilst you look out at the beautiful countryside views. Plus if you don’t want anyone to miss out, catch a Shuttle & Vine bus there and back, so everyone can have fizz and fun!
Immerse yourself in wellness at the Sea Lanes
If you are not brave enough to plunge into the sea (And we don't blame you!) try Sea Lanes, Brighton’s outdoor swimming hub, offering invigorating sea-view swims even in cooler months, plus the pool is heated to 19 degrees so you get all the thrills without the chills! Follow it up with a sauna session and a nourishing brunch at one of the beachfront cafés. It’s a refreshing way to embrace the season and boost your wellbeing.
Culture with a Kick: Explore Brighton’s Creative Scene
Brighton’s cultural calendar is buzzing. Enjoy headliner comedy at Brighton Dome’s Comedy Festival, explore edgy exhibitions at Kellie Miller Arts, or dive into spoken word nights and indie bookshops. Brighton offers a city break with soul, perfect for curious minds and creative spirits.
Step out of your Comfort Zone
Push yourself further with a Brighton i360 Sky Walk, the chance to step outside the pod for an open-air walk 138 metres above the city. Learn a new skill with Brighton Marina Watersports, see the city from another side and powerboat around the marina or learn a new skill at Pinot & Picasso, where you can arty while you party!
Autumn Events to wow!
Explore 50 Heritage Open Days events taking place across Brighton & Hove: 12 -21 September
Heritage Open Days offer visitors a chance to celebrate our history & culture, and several Brighton & Hove venues will be taking part with opportunities to get a sneak peek behind the scenes of some of our iconic buildings.
Tour and taste the season at Artelium Vineyard: 15 September - 3 October
October is a wonderful time to see the vineyard and taste the produce too! The turning leaves of the vines make the vineyard look particularly spectacular. Learn about the history and methods used to grow the vines and then find your favourite when you later taste three exceptional wines.
Discover something new at Atelier Beside the Sea: 18 & 20 September
Atelier Beside the Sea have two new exhibitions this Autumn, From Our Own Correspondence, 21 Jewellers creating special work suggested by another jeweller, (and exhibiting their own work), which opens 18th September. The Dark Town Film Club, is a solo show of work by Jonny Hannah, with 30 invited artists doing film posters, opening on the 20th September.
Hit the club and be home for tea at Komedia’s Lovers II Friends daytime rave: 20 September
Forget hangovers and missing out on your sleep, Komedia’s daytime rave opens at 4pm and the night ends at 8pm so you can still hit the club and leave at the time the doors would usually be opening! DJ Mala will be playing nothing but the best of 90s and 00s and Pop and R’n’B bangers from the likes of Destiny’s Child, Spice Girls, TLC, Nelly, Madonna and loads more.
Discover your Wild Grooves at Fabrica’s silent disco: 24 September
Join nature recordists Hazel Reeves and Axel Drioli in wilding the dancefloor at Fabrica, Brighton. Get up and dance to uplifting nature-inspired beats live-mixed by Axel. Or chill to soundscapes of nature mixed by Hazel. Two-channels. You choose. Chill or go wild!
Embrace nature at Wakehurst with their Zog inspired trail: 18 October to 2 November
This autumn, set off on an outdoor family adventure inspired by Zog, the bestselling children's book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. Taking place across the beautiful autumnal landscape of Wakehurst, this interactive trail invites families to explore the story’s themes of perseverance, friendship, and teamwork while making muddy memories and embracing the elements.
Autumn Glow at PURE Spa & Beauty Brighton: Book by 2 November
This autumn, PURE Spa & Beauty Brighton, is offering the ultimate seasonal escape with its limited-edition Autumn glow packages. Perfect for locals and visitors alike, the treatments are designed to help guests relax, restore balance and embrace the cosy autumn months.
Autumn Foraging Walk with Terra Vitum at Borde Hill: 8 November
This autumn, join Megan Kinsey from Terra Vitum to experience ancient practices and reconnect with nature on a 2-hour guided walk through the beautiful woodland in Borde Hill’s South Park, discovering what the season has to offer. As you journey through this rich landscape, you’ll explore the fascinating world of wild plants, trees, fungi, and berries. Unlock the magic of mycelium, experience the joy of foraging, and start to see your environment with a new awareness and curiosity.
Work out like it’s still summer at the newly opened Yellowave Hove: Various activities
New to the seafront this autumn, is Yellowave Hove, including three sand courts for beach volleyball, beach tennis and footvolley, alongside a 5-a-side beach soccer pitch which can also be used for beach netball, beach dodgeball, tag beach rugby and sand fitness. The perfect spot to practice your form before next summer!
Explore the season with a guided autumn walk at Leonardslee: Various Dates
Join one of Leonardslee's expert gardening team for a guided autumn walk through their enchanting woodland gardens. From discovering remarkable trees and marvellous mushrooms to gaining insider tips from the Head Gardener, each walk offers a unique glimpse into the estate’s seasonal magic.
Walk into the new season with a sense of adventure and wonder as the leaves change colour and the beautiful Sussex landscape puts on a show.
Caroline
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