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Local arts

The city has a wealth of artistic talent and whatever your taste there is always something for you out there.

  • Brighton International Poetry Festival

    Brighton International Poetry Festival (1)

  • ChoirFest Brighton 2008

    ChoirFest Brighton 2008 (2)

    A prestigious national event for choirs from all over the country.
  • Cultural collaboration

    Cultural collaboration (1)

  • Pirates of Penzance

    Pirates of Penzance (1)

  • The Rice Pavilion

    The Rice Pavilion (13)

    The Edible Construction Company are building a world first in Brighton – a palace made of rice.  Our photographer is ...
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