The Funny Hole, an exhibition at the Observer Building in Hastings from April 19-21, will bring together four distinctive artists for a weekend of unbridled gaiety and whimsy. Organisers of the exhibition said: “Presenting collages, paintings, ceramics, sculpture, film and sound work, you are invited to step into the vivid realm of their collective imagination.” […]
The Sussex Beacon said: “The Eurovision Party at Duke of York’s Picturehouse was truly incredible! Huge numbers of fans arrived for what was a really exciting, fun evening.”
Boogaloo Stu and Ladypat are to bring Queer Hearts, a year-long cultural exchange between Isle of Wight and Brighton, to Brighton’s Jubilee Library in January 2023.
The year-long project which will encompass a joint exhibition of new artworks, plus workshop events, and concluding in May 2023 with a cultural exchange between the artists’ home locations of the Isle of Wight and Brighton.
Queer History South/Queer In Brighton launch a regular new Sunday happening on 24 October.
In his second preview Brian Butler finds more treats at Pride At The Ironworks
Queer In Brighton announces a Queer History Quiz with Boogaloo Stu in the Royal Spa in Queen’s Park on Sunday, May 23 from 3pm
Queer In Brighton, Brighton & Hove Pride and Boogaloo Stu team up for a BIG Queer History Quiz for Pride over Zoom on Wednesday July 29 from 8pm.
Scene from the Sofa – Five minutes with… Boogaloo Stu
After last years stunning debut The Pride Pleasure Gardens return for a weekend of enchanting and exciting entertainment at the heart of the city, next to the Gay Village. Old Steine and Victoria Gardens will be transformed into a unique Pride experience for three days and nights of fierce fun, saucy wonders, camp pop, stunning cabaret, Brighton bands, sensational live performances, cool DJs and hot clubbing.
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