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Every month there are hundreds of Brighton events to choose from including cultural events, live music, family-friendly events, theatre, dance, comedy, art and craft events as well as nightlife in Brighton. 

Check out our What's On page for full listings of whats on in Brighton & Sussex. 

However to help get you started we have rounded-up a selection of events happening this month... 

CINECITY Film Festival 

CINECITY takes you on adventures in world cinema, bringing you the best in festival previews, live cinema and archive treasures. Explore the full programme on the website, or pick up a free programme from one of this year’s venues which includes Depot Lewes, Duke's at Komedia, Fabrica and Dance Space.

Foraging Walks

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.

Curtain Up!

Discover a miniature world of toy theatre with Curtain Up! at the Brighton Toy & Model Museum. This special visiting exhibition explores the history of the toy stage from the Georgian period to the present day.

Juliet & Romeo

In this bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s golden couple, Lost Dog Dance blends dance, theatre and comedy to tell the real story of Romeo and Juliet.

A Fairytale of Frost & Fire

Explore an enchantingly festive world of fire, frost and fantasy at the magnificent Royal Pavilion. This winter, curious explorers of all ages are invited to adventure through a sparkling, frozen land, discovering mysterious beasts amongst royal treasures. 

Glow Wild

Glow Wild returns to Wakehurst and visitors of all ages are invited to join an unforgettable journey in search of Nature's Gift. Sail across enchanted waters, venture through frozen landscapes and encounter extraordinary creatures, characters and illuminated worlds along the way.

Artist Open Houses Winter Festival

The festival is the perfect way shop for unique presents this Christmas in a relaxed setting - with a glass of mulled wine and mince pie in hand! Artists from all over the area will open the doors to their homes and studios, showcasing a diverse selection of unique artworks and Christmas gifts - all available to buy directly from the artists themselves. 

The Story Trail Farewell Weekend

Get ready to say farewell to The Story Trail as this will be your last chance to see all the sculptures, large and small, for the final time together in one room. 

This is a just a taster of what's on in Brighton in November so don't forget to check out our What's On page for full event listings for Brighton & Hove and Sussex. 

Charlotte 

Frequently Asked Questions
What events are happening in Brighton this month?

Brighton’s events calendar usually includes a mix of live music, theatre, comedy, family activities, food and drink events, festivals, and seafront entertainment. The exact line-up changes throughout the month, so we recommend keeping an eye on our main What's On page.

Are there any free events in Brighton this month?

Yes, Brighton often has free events including outdoor performances, community activities, live music, markets, and some family-friendly events. Availability varies, so always check the event details before you go.

Do I need to book tickets in advance?

For many popular events, advance booking is recommended, especially for headline performances, ticketed festivals, and smaller venues with limited capacity. Some events may allow walk-ins, but it’s best to book early where possible.

What’s the best way to get around Brighton for events?

Brighton is easy to explore on foot, by bus, or by train, depending on where your event is taking place. If you’re attending multiple events in one day, it’s a good idea to plan your route in advance and allow extra time during busy periods.

Are there indoor events if the weather changes?

Yes, Brighton offers plenty of indoor options including theatre, comedy, exhibitions, talks, and live performances. This makes it easy to switch plans if the weather is less predictable.

Which areas of Brighton are best for events?

Many events take place in or near the city centre, the seafront, and popular cultural venues across Brighton and Hove. These areas are usually the easiest to reach and often have the widest range of activities.

How can I find out if an event has sold out or changed?

The best way is to check the official event listing or venue website before you travel. Event schedules can change, especially for outdoor or high-demand events, so a quick check on the day is always sensible.

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