In Inspiration

From learning a new skill, to really stepping out of your comfort zone, spring is the perfect time to shake things up a little and do something new!

Read on to discover our top picks for a new skill, what will your next adventure be?

Age is a Stage at Theatre Royal Brighton: 4 April – 11 July

Let the fun begin! Age is a Stage fun-filled weekly sessions are for anyone aged 50+. Exploring the art of play, clowning, creativity and dramatic arts, no experience is necessary - just step through the door and the spirit of the Theatre will energise you!

Make your own pen at Pen to Paper’s Spring Event – First two weeks of May and July

If the pen is mightier than the sword why not craft your own? Don’t miss the chance to make your own fountain pen at city favourites Pen to Paper, this unique opportunity gives you the chance to craft your very own personalised pen.  

Join the MOD Revolution at The in Crowd: Mod Fashion & Style 1958-66 Mod Exhibition at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery: Opens 10 May – 4 January 26

Brighton Museum & Art Gallery is set to turn back the clock to one of the most stylish and revolutionary eras in British culture with its new exhibition, The in Crowd: Mod Fashion & Style 1958-66. This highly anticipated showcase, sponsored by original Brighton Mod brand Ben Sherman, will bring to life the bold style, youthful rebellion, and cultural impact that defined a generation.

Discover a new viewpoint at Charleston Festival: 14 – 26 May

This year’s packed programme will inspire dialogue and debate across literature, art, design, history, music and politics – from an interview with Russian activist Yulia Navalnaya to a multi-artform centenary celebration of Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway. More than 150 of the world’s most exciting writers, thinkers, artists and performers will come together in the idyllic Sussex South Downs grounds of Charleston, former home to artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant and the iconic meeting place of the Bloomsbury Group. 

Growing New Roots, wellbeing group for people in Sussex from Brighton & Hove Food Partnership: 23 May – 18 July

This supportive group is a wonderful way to help improve wellbeing, get outdoors and take time to connect with the local landscape. There is a lot of evidence for the benefits of being outside in nature and how it can improve mental & physical health. and confidence. Typical activities include: guided walks on beautiful chalk grassland, conservation & learning about the heritage of the Downs, guided mindfulness, foraging, learning natural crafts and traditional skills.

Learn to whip up a new cuisine at Community Kitchen: Various Dates and cuisines

Embark on a culinary adventure at one of our cookery classes, led by some of Brighton and Hove’s top chefs and cookery teachers. Discover the diverse flavours of the world, from the delicate Bao Buns of Asia to the vibrant spices of South Indian cuisine, the fiery heat of Mexican dishes to the rich traditions of West African cooking. Learn to prepare delicious meals, pick up expert tips and tricks, and hear fascinating food stories from their talented chefs.

Find a New Festival

Spring means festival season in Brighton, with the city becoming a cultural hub of dance, theatre, and music, some mainstream, and some very much out of the box! Find more on our festivals page where you can dive into hundreds of events from Brighton Festival, Brighton Fringe, Artist Open Houses and the Great Escape to name a few.

Explore your Artistic Flare with a course at Atelier by the Sea – Various Courses

Get in touch with nature and your creative side with courses at Atelier, their spring courses are the perfect kick-start after the grey of winter. Draw inspiration from Brighton Beach and undertake a sketchbook by the sea course, or if you prefer a bigger canvas their large-scale gestural drawing course is perfect for moving your body and expanding your mind.

Taste your way around the City – Brighton Food Tours – Various Dates

Experience a different flavour of our quirky and spirited city whilst discovering a selection of the go-to foodie Brighton hotspots. Go off the beaten track to meet some of Brighton’s most exciting and unusual independent vendors and producers. 

Go on an adventure to the Seven Sisters and South Downs with Brighton & Beyond – Book a tour date

Experience the enchantment of the Seven Sisters and South Downs National Park on an award-winning small group tour! Take in the picturesque landscapes and learn about the local folklore with your local guide on a luxury mini-bus for a 6.5-hour adventure. From the breathtaking views of Devils Dyke to the delightful Sussex treats at Middle Farm, each stop is a gem waiting to be discovered.

Get some Pedal Power with Brighton Beach Bikes

Hire a Californian-style beach cruiser and you will be pedalling along Brighton seafront in style in no time! Explore the stunning seafront but don’t miss the sights on the way as you whizz along. Available for one hour or the whole day, you can even choose your colour. Or if you’re looking for a bit more adventure and exercise, take out a hybrid bike for the whole day.

Take to the Water and Learn with Brighton Watersports

Always fancied learning how to paddleboard or perhaps you would rather do a couples kayaking course? Dive into a range of Watersports with Brighton Watersports, and you will be king or queen of the sea in no time!

Dive into a new adventure in Brighton this spring and discover a new skill. For more ideas and to make your own itinerary, check out our Things to Do pages!

Caroline

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