One of the oldest English Elm trees in the world that was destined for the incinerator is being transformed into a work of art. The beautiful gilded tree sculpture will be unveiled in Preston Park, Brighton, this spring and reunited with its surviving ‘twin’ elm.
The annual canine highlight where we pamper those pooches and paw our way to one of Brighton & Hove Pride’s most wonderfully accessible events.
Tennis Virgins to return to Preston Park Tennis Club on Wednesday, September 9 from 8-9.30pm with a four-week coached programme of skills and games.
20% discount to register from September 1 to September 14! It’s the final chance to join the fundraising fun with Martlets KAPOW! their superhero-themed 5k challenge course of ten huge inflatables to squeeze through, jump over and slip and slide around.
Running order for main stage performers at LoveBN1 Fest in Preston Park on Sunday, August 4: #WeStandTogether
Martlets hospice call for local people to join in the fun at their KAPOW! event – a superhero-themed 5k inflatable obstacle course – taking place in Preston Park on Saturday, September 14, at 11am.
Tomorrow (Sunday, July 7) is the annual canine highlight when we pamper our pooches and paw our way to one of Brighton Pride’s most wonderfully accessible events. Celebrate your four-legged best friends with a day of fun and barking frolics, as dogs and dog lovers come together and shine with Pride on Preston Park.
With just twenty seven weeks to go to Brighton Pride, 2019, Second Release tickets go on sale today at noon. The announcement of artists performing at Preston Park will follow on Monday, February 4, giving local residents a full eight days to purchase tickets for Pride in the Park before the inevitable rush for tickets after the headliner is revealed.
Following the cancellation of the Pride Dog Show in July due to inclement weather, the event has been rescheduled for today, Sunday, October 14.
Volunteer litterpickers braved the rain to celebrate the arrival of the city’s first Superbin. The bin, in Preston Park, was unveiled as part of the Mayor’s Big Tidy Up event. Volunteers from the city’s Tidy Up Team were joined by Mayor Dee Simson, Environment Councillor Gill Mitchell, bin designer Ian Lilley and Cityparks rangers, to test the new bin, and litter pick in the popular park.
