Are you ready to
Number of results: 130
, currently showing 121 to 130.
Hove
Escape Room
At Bewilder Box, we do escape rooms differently. We’re a family-run company that’s been part of Brighton’s creative scene for over 10 years, blending cinematic storytelling, high production values and a healthy dose of local humour. Our…
Brighton
Gallery
Phoenix Art Space is in the heart of the city with 100 affordable artist studios, two public galleries and around 15 free exhibitions a year. Alongside our exhibition programme, we put on a range of community events which are open to everyone.
Portslade, Brighton & Hove
Water Based Activities
Oyster Diving is a PADI 5-star Instructor Development Centre which means they offer the highest training standards from complete novices through to professional and instructor courses.
2 Market Square, Circus Street, Brighton
Arts Centre
The Dance Space is home to a wide range of dance classes, workshops and performances and plays host to artists and choreographers creating and rehearsing new work
Brighton
Family Fun & Activities
The UK’s only topsy-turvy attraction, the Upside Down House is a hybrid of street art and experiential entertainment that’s fun for all the family
Lewes
Arts Centre
This brand new space, close to Lewes station features a shop, café and a free programme of community projects, artist-led workshops, gallery activities and learning programme.
Hove
Historic House / Palace
The Regency Town House is a grade 1 listed terraced property of the 1820s, built as a part of architect Charles Busby's 'Brunswick Town’ estate.Today, the House is being developed as a museum and heritage centre.
Brighton
History and Heritage
Step back in time to discover a unique part of Brighton's wartime history with one of our air raid shelter tours.
During the war, every school would have had its own air raid shelter, now one of the only surviving examples in the UK is under the…
Brighton & Hove
Workshop
Step-by-step painting workshops in pubs and bars across Brighton! Even if you haven’t painted since school you will be able to create your very own work of art at a pub with The Paint Club.
Rottingdean
Garden
Gardens once formed part curtilage of The Elms where Rudyard Kipling lived from 1897-1902. There is a "wild garden" for picnics & croquet can be seen during the summer. Apart from this, no ball games or radios are allowed.