Studies have shown that spending time by the sea is good for our sense of wellbeing. The vast expanse of water, with little else, is emotionally restorative. When combined with sunshine, relaxation, and friends, the enduring popularity of the seaside is obvious.
The sense of freedom associated with the coast has long been a draw for LGBTQ+ people too. Where better for those who can feel on the edge of society to be themselves, than literally on the edge of the land?
Brighton Gin has been awarded two prestigious design awards by industry experts Harpers Wine and Spirit. Brighton Gin was awarded a Gold Award for its Brighton Gin Limited Edition Pride Bottle 2022 and an additional Gold Award for its Brighton Gin Raspberry Crush in 250 ml cans.
Celebrating the diversity, sheer cheek and beauty of Brighton’s queer scene these exclusive art-bottles go on sale during Pride Month and throughout Brighton’s summer season.
Kate Forrester’s illustrative Brighton-inspired banners, exploring the city’s love of the sea, music and food, span the width of North Street and Western Road, while lamp post banners on Preston Street feature colourful artwork from Rocket Artists’ Studios
Enjoy a free guided tour of new city centre street art – including works by Dave Pop!, Josef Cabey and Gil Mualem-Doron – with the Enliven Brighton Art Trail tour on Sunday, March 20 at 12pm
Revenge announced the passing of Blair Envy, one of its staff members, earlier this year
Artist Dave Pop! has a new exhibition at the Fishing Quarter Gallery from August 18 – 24. Seaside Sauce is based on Dave’s love of the fairground art found on Brighton’s pier and seafront.
Seaside Sauce, a saucy art exhibition by local LGBTQ+ artist Dave Pop!, is open at the Fishing Quarter Gallery on Brighton seafront
Theatre Royal Brighton have once again asked local LGBTQ+ artist Dave Pop! to produce an exhibition to coincide with the production of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.
Brighton based artist and tv personality Dave Pop! has an exhibition of new work on show at Brush Gallery from July 26 launching Pride season in Brighton. ‘Wonderful Darling’ is a celebration of camp, flamboyancy and all things trashy and no good.
