Arts and culture.

Brighton has a rich and dynamic cultural life and attracts many professional performers and artists. The new Brighton Dome performing arts complex, the Theatre Royal, the University of Brighton's Sallis Benney Theatre, the Gardner Arts Centre and many smaller venues provide a wonderful diversity of live entertainment. Brighton has three multi-screen cinemas as well as the Duke of York's and Cinemateque which specialise in art house films. The city also boasts an impressive number of museums and galleries. The highlight of Brighton's cultural year is the annual Brighton Festival showcasing every kind of art and offering events all over the city. The Brighton Festival is held in May.
More information:
Brighton & Hove City Council - Arts & Culture
Brighton Listing. Theatre
Brighton Dome
Theatre Royal
Directory of Cinemas in Brighton & Hove
Brighton Listing. Film
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
Komedia
What's On Guide
Museums in Brighton
Brighton Festival

Music.
Briton's main venue for classical music and home to the Briton Philharmonic Orchestra is the Dome. Rock and Pop gigs are staged at the Brighton Centre and just a few miles away is the world-famous Glyndebourne Opera House. In the summer concerts and mini festivals move to the Preston Park and Stanmer Park.
More information:
Brighton Listing. Live Music & Gigs
Events and Venues
Brighton Orpheus Choir
Brighton Centre

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