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What to see in Brighton
this Autumn

Brighton has so much going for the rest of 2026 - take your pick from exhibitions, music, comedy, art and nature

Posted: 09.09.26

Story Trail photo courtesy of Emma Bailey

What to see in Brighton in October

The Story Trail - until 8th November.  More than 30 beautifully painted BookBench sculptures are dotted across Brighton's streets, parks and seafront - cach one is a hand-painted work of art, designed by a local artist and inspired by the stories that shape our city.

Brighton Dome Comedy Festival - stand-up, podcasts, family shows and more from 16th - 25th October.
See the full listings.

Photoworks / Brighton Photo Biennial - photography exhibitions, installations and talks - 2nd October - 1st November.  Find out more.

Brighton Food Story 2nd - 4th October.  Explores how to build a food culture that is good for the city, for its people and the planet in a day of talks in New Road on Saturday and a network of supper clubs over the weekend.

Mutations Festival - multi-venue alternative music festival on 23 & 24 October.  Find out more.

Concerts including Westlife and Soul II Soul at the Brighton Centre, plus shows at Brighton Dome, Concorde 2, CHALK and smaller venues. Browse Songkick’s October listings.

Professor Brian Cox has two nights performing his new tour Emergence at The Brighton Centre on 21 & 22 October, just five minutes from us.

artists open house - turning the whole city into a gallery

What to see in Brighton in November

London to Brighton Veteran Car Run  - 1 November.  Historic pre-1905 cars finish along Madeira Drive. A good free outdoor spectacle.

VegfestUK Brighton - 7 November.  One of Brighton’s best-known community food events, with over 100 stalls, speakers, performers and food village - ideal for experiencing the city’s long-standing vegan and independent-food culture.

Artists Open Houses Winter - 28th & 29th November, 5th & 6th and 12th & 13th December.  View an array of work from contemporary and original local artists and makers in their homes giving an opportunity to meet the artists and buy artwork and crafts directly from them.

Live music listings include Dexys, Teenage Fanclub, The Proclaimers, Embrace, The Damned, and Interpol & Bloc Party. See November gig listings.

CINECITY: The Brighton Film Festival - screenings, premieres, archive films, talks and Q&As across Brighton and Lewes during November.

 

Carousel photo courtesy of Jack Rowan

Witness spectacular starling murmurations above the pier
Brighton Dome Circa

Circa Duck Pond photo courtesy of Brighton Dome

What to see in Brighton in December

Head over to the seafront at sunset to watch a starling murmuration - they're at their best from December - February.

Burning the Clocks - 21 December.  Brighton’s winter-solstice lantern procession finishing on the beach with a bonfire and fireworks. It is free to watch. 

Brighton’s Festive Makers Fair - 12 December. Central Brighton market of up to 80 artists, makers and small-batch producers, plus festive food and drinks. It’s an easy, friendly way to discover locally made gifts while exploring the city.

Concert/comedy listings include UB40 feat. Ali Campbell on 11 December, plus Ocean Colour Scene, The Darkness, Squeeze, Jools Holland, Kevin Bridges and Bill Bailey.
Browse December listings.

Theatre Royal Brighton  - one of the oldest theatres in the country, in a Grade Two listed building, our picks for December include the smash hit musical Six and Legally Blonde.

Duck Pond at Brighton Dome - Duck Pond takes the world's most famous ballet and turns it into a circus spectacular - full of the physical daring you'd expect from Circa, but brimming with cheeky humour and heart.

 

We hope you've enjoyed our picks of what to see in Brighton this Autumn and look forward to welcoming you to No. 124.

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