An intimate evening with Trudie Styles Locally sourced food cooked fresh daily. Smoking shelter. Pool table. Live sports. Aire conditioned.
8.30pm

Brighton Rouge’d! Think Moulin Rouge, think 1920's speakeasy, and a big dose of Brighton’s kinky and quirkiest performers.
£10.00 advanced £12.00 on the door 

Krater Comedy Club Award winning comedy every Friday, Saturday and Sunday and now most Thursdays. Eat, drink, watch and laugh as 3 top stand-ups and one of the best MCs on the comedy circuit entertain you.  Featuring Rob Brown Paul Pirie, Daniel Simonsen (Thurs) and Phil Nichol, Pete Johansson, Chris Ramsey, MC - Mark Olver (Fri to Sunday). 18 & over only. Krater Comedy Club reserves the right to alter line-ups
8pm
£20 (meal deal) £8.50/£6.50

Spirit of the Dance This powerful production combines the passionate Latino rhythms of the Tango, Flamenco and red-hot Salsa with show-stopping Irish Dance. A heart-pounding show that has smashed box office records in 15 countries and has been seen by more than 30 million people worldwide. This tour brings with it a pedigree of nine global awards, including Best Choreography and Best International Production. Spirit of the Dance delivers a knock-out entertainment spectacular with dynamic lighting, dazzling costumes and stunning choreography.
7.45pm

Catalyst Club A monthly event which blends the old traditions of a French Salon with debating societies. Got a passion? Share it with the Catalyst Club. Three guest speakers each take to the lectern for 15 minutes to enthuse, debate and entertain on subjects that range from Voodoo to tinned meat!
8pm
£5

The Regency Ammonite Capital walking tour Discover the history of the ammonite capital – an architectural detail almost unique to Brighton & Hove – and its relationship to geologist and surgeon Gideon Mantell (1790-1852). Meet at the north east corner of the Level, opposite Hanover Crescent (Lewes Road and Union Road junction)
2.30pm Free

A Dark Day in Paradise by Clare Twomey 3,000 black ceramic butterflies descend on the sumptuous interiors of the Royal Pavilion. The butterflies cluster on the extravagant Banqueting Room table, across window panes, in roof lights, on mantelpieces and other surfaces throughout the ground floor rooms. Their sombre beauty is a reflection on the excesses and frivolity of the past life of the palace.
Clare Twomey is a British ceramicist/artist who works with clay in large-scale installations, sculpture and site-specific works. Over the past 10 years she has exhibited at Tate, Victoria & Albert Museum, Crafts Council, and the Museum of Modern Art in Kyoto, Japan. A museumaker commission, funded by the MLA and the Arts Council England
9.30am–5.45pm (last admission 5pm)
Admission payable

Hannah Carding: War A series of evocative black and white etchings with aquatint, illustrating quotations from different wars throughout history.
9.30am - 5pm

Reviewing our Archaeology Collection Entrance to Brighton History Centre Visitors are invited to comment on how they think the city’s archaeological collection should be used to raise its profile and increase its use. Enquiries 01273 296971/296972 localhistory@brighton-hove.gov.uk 9.30am10am - 5pm

Booth Museum of Natural History
194 Dyke Road
03000 290900
www.brighton.virtualmuseum.info

Plant Portraits An exhibition of paintings by botanical artists that convey a plant’s technical form and structure as well as its beauty in ways that a photograph cannot.  Botanical drawing has a legacy of historical importance going back to the time of ancient Egypt.  Successful illustrators must be technically highly competent in drawing and painting, with a good knowledge of botany and the ability to convey the sense of wonder of the plant world. The beautiful works of art in this exhibition are complemented by magnificently illustrated botanical books and specimens from the Booth Museum collections. Plant Portraits is presented by the Botanical Art Society of Sussex in conjunction with the Booth Museum of Natural History. Booth Museum of Natural History
Free admission
10am - 5pm

Spice up your life with Spice's Karaoke Show
Free

Total Request Karaoke Every Thursday til 31st October Total Request hosted by Dale from 9pm. You choose what's played. Choose a karaoke song to sing, a music video to watch or a chart topping song to listen to! HAPPY HOURS - 9pm till 10pm Pint of larger from £2.40 Pint of Strongbow £2.50 White or Red house wine £2.50 Apple Sour Shot £1.50 WKD bottles £2.00 Food from our menu is served daily from noon till 7pm. Total Request starts at 9pm

Bom-Bane's: The Musical Delicious three-course meal prepared and served to you by our multi-talented singing staff! Food, music and a few surprises.Bookings only.
7.30 - 10.15pm
£25 a head ( £20 concs & parties of 10 or more. Kids half price).

Concorde2 Presents Cymbals Eat Guitars The sweat's the first thing everyone notices. It's hard not to, as salty trails drip from the pores of Joseph D'Agostino, the yelping, riff-raking frontman of Cymbals Eat Guitars. Here's why he can't seem to stay dry: Pitchfork's "Best New Music" tagplastered across a rave review of Cymbals' self-released debut, Why There Are Mountains, six months before its official releasewas just the beginning of the band's rise to notoriety. A calling card to toss around from time to time, sure, but not something they were about to rest their entire record on. Hype-raking live reviews aside, there's this important detail to consider: Why There Are Mountains is an actual album in an era of diminishing downloads an attention spans, a grower that dishes out simple pleasures with every spin. 16+
7.30pm - 10pm
£6.00 in adv + bf

Hillbilly Deluxe For the best live Blues music pub in Brighton check us out

Substitution Main Room: Drum n Bass.  Basement: Trance, hosted by Upfrontdance.net  
11pm - 4am 
£3 NUS, £4 b4 12, £5 after

The Author Tim Crouch's new play is about the harm carried out in the name of art. Performed within its audience, it tells the story of another play: a violent, shocking and abusive play written by a playwright called Tim Crouch who oversteps the line. Age 18+ Contains material that may be disturbing
6pm and 9pm
£12.50 (£10 concessions)

Whitehawk Library
Whitehawk Road
296924

Whitehawk Writing Groups weekly group every Thursday Call to book a place at or for more information
10am - 12pm