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Brighton
Museum
This fascinating museum houses exhibits that include hundreds of British birds displayed in recreated natural settings, insects from butterflies to beetles, a killer whale skeleton and dinosaur bones
Brighton
Cookery School
At Brighton Cookery School we help you have the best culinary experience where you are the chef and diner. Combine that with bottomless wine you have the magic formula for a relaxed, and balanced atmosphere where fun and learning go hand in hand.
Experiences
From bread-making to coastal foraging adventures, pottery painting to peaceful beach yoga, experience the very best of Brighton and Hove with passionate local independent hosts.
Yuup is a vibrant marketplace for local experiences. We connect local…
Brighton
Gallery
THE CERAMIC HOUSE offers the rare chance to experience staying in a living artwork, a boutique guesthouse offering unique accommodation with free on-street parking in Fiveways.
Hove
Beach Sports
Come try beach sports at Yellowave’s Hove site – beach volleyball, tennis, footvolley, soccer and netball all played on sand. Yellowave Hove has three courts and a pitch all hireable on an hourly pay and play basis. The Yellowave team also offer…
Brighton
Church / Chapel
St Peter’s is an Anglican church planted from Holy Trinity Brompton, London, in 2009. We’re building a fun community in one of the most iconic and recognised buildings in the heart of Brighton. Our vision is to see the evangelisation of the nations,…
Brighton & Hove
Event Venue
Ironworks Studios is a unique multi-purpose studio and event space in the middle of Brighton, just a 5 minute walk from the main train station with an audience reception and licensed café bar.
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
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.