Brighton Pride is the biggest Pride festival in the UK. It’s sort of like the gay Glastonbury.
Brighton Pride is the biggest Pride festival in the UK. It’s sort of like the gay Glastonbury.
Formed in 2019, Bitten Peach is “the UK’s only Pan-Asian cabaret collective.” You can catch them at Brighton Pride in August at the Ironworks.
With the annual Brighton & Hove Pride march cancelled for a second year due to the pandemic, Queer Heritage South let us raid its archives to bring you a look back at Brighton & Hove’s long history of campaigning
After Gay Brighton Past found a trove of never-used pictures from the original 1973 Gay Pride march in Brighton, Alf Le Flohic managed to track down some of the people involved and get their stories
Brighton’s new Ironworks Studio immediately established itself as a destination venue with its inaugural sold-out event, the Pride Gala Launch, on Saturday July 31. A sleek, welcoming space with tiered seating for 150 and a handful of small tables stage-side (making capacity 180 in total), the studio proved a huge hit with an audience keen […]
FilmPride is Brighton & Hove Pride’s official queer film festival. It will return in August for its third year.
Brian Butler welcomes a new and diverse cultural programme to Brighton from Brighton Pride and notes part of the proceeds of ticket sales will go to the Rainbow Fund to distribute to local Queer charities and community groups .
The Brighton Rainbow Fund has responded to today’s announcement that Brighton & Hove Pride 2021 has been cancelled.
Brian Butler digs into the latest Cultural Recovery Fund news and finds £ 1 million for Brighton and Hove
Brighton & Hove Pride awarded £643,100 as part of the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund (CRF) to help face the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic and ensure they have a sustainable future.
