The protests take place on Thursday, August 4: from 10.30am at Jubilee Library, Brighton; from 1pm at Hove Library; and at 3pm at Woodingdean Library.
The protests take place on Thursday, August 4: from 10.30am at Jubilee Library, Brighton; from 1pm at Hove Library; and at 3pm at Woodingdean Library.
Storytimes take place at Jubilee Library, Jubilee St, Brighton BN1 1GE from 10.15am every Tuesday and Thursday during term time plus Wednesday, February 9 and Wednesday February 23.
To use a phrase used throughout the promotion of this project, we are no longer patients, we are people living with HIV and those on effective antiretroviral treatment can live happy, fulfilling lives
On November 27, Jubilee Library is hosting a free queer comedy show starring Will Jackson.
Chris Sarson abseiled down the i360 to raise money for two local organisations; The Sea Serpents rugby team, to help pay for their tour in Canada; and The Ledward Centre, to buy equipment for the under 25s Clubhouse. Each will receive £1000 Talking about his experience Chris, who admits to not liking heights, said […]
LGBT+ History Month event: My Secret Love Quiz at Jubilee Library on Sun, Feb 16
The head of Brighton & Hove’s library service has been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list. Sally McMahon, Head of Libraries and Information services, has been awarded the British Empire Medal for her services to libraries.
Green Convenor, Councillor Phélim Mac Cafferty will join the march for equal marriage in Belfast, Northern Ireland this Saturday, May 18. Tomorrow, Friday May 17 he will attend the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia & Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) event outside Jubilee Library in central Brighton, to call for renewed efforts to stamp out hate in the UK and abroad.
Brighton arts charity Root Experience publishes new book about what it’s like to live with an invisible condition, which it’s donating to local communities in Sussex and beyond.
The Brighton and Hove Camera Club are staging two exhibitions at the Jubilee Library in February. The first is to commemorate the life and work of the late Bill Wisden MBE and Honorary Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society, who passed away last year.
