Queens Arms Brighton will be closed on World AIDS Day on Sunday, December 1, as it joins forces with Charles Street Tap to raise funds for THT South. In a statement on social media, Rupert Ellick, co-owner of Queens Arms, said: “Myself and Andy at the Queens Arms have decided to stand with Charles Street […]
Brighton Fetish Week is set to take over St James’s Street from Saturday, August 24 to Saturday, August 31 with over 30 events taking place at LGBTQ+ venues including Centre Stage, Affinity Bar, Bulldog, Revenge, Charles St Tap, Queens Arms, Nautilus Lounge, Grosvenor Bar, Broadway Bar and Marine Tavern. Brighton Fetish Week is an inclusive event […]
Andrew is here to tell us about his new Podcast series, Queer I Am, which is launching on July 2.
Think you have what it takes to shine on the stage? QA’s Got Talent continues every Tuesday at the Queens Arms in Brighton with host Poppycock and guest judges from 9.30pm.
Captain Cockroach captures the scenes at the Queens Arms party in George Street, part of the Pride Village Party 2019.
More LGBT+ venues take part in this year’s Brighton Unity Weekend, up from the original four of Charles Street Tap, Legends, Club & Bar Revenge and The Queens Arms to raise funds for The Rainbow Fund.
QA’s Got Talent comes to a grand climax tomorrow evening (Tuesday, March 26) after six weeks of heats and a semifinal. The final will be hosted by Poppycock and each of the evenings three drag judges will perform with each of the finalists.
Three years ago, following the death of his mother, the Scottish singer Allan Jay recorded a single written by Jason Prince and Lewis Greenslade to raise funds for CRUSE Bereavement Care, the national charity that helps people deal with grief and loss.
Great violinists have a special connection with Brighton going back many years. After the Italian virtuoso Niccolo Paganini played at the Old Ship Hotel in 1831 the hotels magnificent Paganini Ballroom was named after him.
Violet and Daisy Hilton were huge stars in America in the 1920s and ‘30s but have lapsed into obscurity in their home town of Brighton. They were petite, attractive, could sing, dance and play musical instruments, but their unique selling point was the fact that they were conjoined twins, or Siamese twins as they were called then. The Hiltons are most well-known for their appearance in the film Freaks, but let’s start at the beginning…..
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