A daytime DIY Zine Fair with 15+ stallholders. Come meet local artists and craft makers!

[Barley's LP] 'Marionette perfects a curious kind of organic minimalism on accoustic instruments in the vein of Moondog or Lonnie Holley'  -  The Guardian

Come join us for Listen Club #22; Sound Atmospheres, curated by composer Jean Martin. Some sounds and soundscapes seem to evoke a stronger sense of atmosphere than others. But each of us may experience and articulate what we have heard differently. A small number of atmospheric pieces will be played– some composed music, some environmental soundscapes – so we can discuss what happens to us while we’re listening.

This March, Brighton Film Club celebrates the creativity, vision, and storytelling brilliance of Female Filmmakers.

An afternoon gathering with our local Ukrainian community, sharing music, food and friendship.

The Digital Music and Sound Arts students at The University of Brighton present an eclectic mix of experimental music and noise performances. Always exciting, always fresh - come down and discover your new favourite.

Khayal - Hindustani vocal. Delight and allow your imagination to flow as you experience "Khayal" vocals by Dr Shishir Rao. Shishir will be accompanied by skilful Himmet S Bahra on tabla, during this night of 'Mehfil - e - Rose Hill'

Brighton's unique night for performance makers of all disciplines to share work in progress and connect with each other

Toad Lickers Film Club presents a screening of the 1971 cult documentary The Moon and the Sledgehammer which follows the eccentric lives of the Page family living off-grid in rural West Sussex.

Mr Vast – aka Henry Sargeant – previously frontman for the legendary Wevie Stonder, dubbed by the BBC as “the Monty Python of electronic music”. Expanding on the same brand of anarchic comedy and wild fusion of musical influences, Mr Vast is a one-man show that resists easy definitions: a slapstick cabaret, a surrealist happening, an avant-garde concert, a tragicomic carnival, an ecstatic ritual.

Safehouse is open to musicians of all levels to explore free improvisation.

The Sandpit Collective, in partnership with the University of Sussex, presents,'بابا عزيز Bab'Aziz: The prince who contemplated his soul' by artist, poet and cineast Nacer Khemir. The final instalment of Khemir's desert triptych centres around the journey of a blind dervish, Bab Aziz and his granddaughter, Ishtar, traveling across the desert towards an immense Sufi gathering that only happens every 30 years. In a deliberate attempt to imitate the structure of Iranian Sufi visions and dances, the film follows their encounter with several strangers who impart them with stories of their own mysterious and spiritual quests in the path to love.

re / shape / sound, curated by I AM FYA returns for its final instalment of the season, featuring Supernormal Fest 2024 faves - hybrid rock-rap outfit THIRD KULTURE, ‘hyper-soul’ and ‘Nordic noir electronica’ queer duo DIGITAL ROSES and an extended DJ set from the curator herself, I AM FYA.  Take radical action and support this ground-breaking new series [the first of it's kind] championing Black and Brown experimental artists.

Brighton EMOM brings you open mic for electronic and experimental musicians, this month with special guest appearances from critically acclaimed Planet Mu released artist Xylitol and local electronic breakbeat hero, Alien Alarms.

Sound sparks are ideas or thoughts sparked through listening. Field recording and soundscape compositions tend to be solo explorations - but in what ways can we listen with others to our surrounding environment, and what can we learn together?

Brighton Film Club invites you to an evening of short films exploring the highs and lows of the heart with Love & Heartbreak.

Elliot Galvin will be touring the UK and EU with his new album 'The Ruin' featuring renowned bassist and vocalist (and Rose Hill fave) Ruth Goller, Patti Smith/Damon Albarn collaborator and drummer Sebastian Rochford, violinist Mandhira de Sarah and himself on Piano and live electronics. Prepare to free-flow between serpentine piano, modular synth lines, ephemeral vocalisations and deceivingly groove-heavy percussion.

Jim White, noir- Americana luminarie, gets around. When he’s not releasing his own critically acclaimed solo albums he splits time producing records for other artists, exhibiting his visual art in galleries and museums across the US and Europe and publishing award winning fiction.

Mary toured in 40 countries with previous releases, recorded and produced with Canadian Psych guru King Khan and Hans Joachim Irmler of Krautrock pioneers Faust, and featured collaborations with avant-garde legends Felix Kubin, Die Tödliche Doris and Julia Kent, among others.

Inside his modest, sparsely-furnished home on the barren, windswept Dungeness coastline, Derek Jarman dreams.

Join us in February to take a journey down the coast this LGBTQIA+ History Month in Derek Jarman's The Garden.

Queer(JOY) Three!

Intimate and inclusive listening party for Hypnic Jerk’s new release “Of Itself So” Drawing influence from outsider artists such as Dave Bixby, Daniel Johnston & a select few Kinks (demos). Ambient works from the likes of Kali Malone, Sarah Davachi…etc.

Safehouse is open to musicians of all levels to explore free improvisation.

The second part of Khemir's desert trilogy is situated in Medieval Spain, 11th Century Andalucía, where the story revolves around Hassan, a student of Arabic calligraphy under a grand master. After coming across a fragment of a manuscript, Hassan goes in search of the missing pieces, believing that once he finds them, he will learn the secrets of love. With the help of Zin, a lovers' go-between, he meets the beautiful Aziz, Princess of Samarkand. After encountering trials reminiscent of a 1001 nights he learns the true nature of love.
On his film Khemir says, "This is not an Andalusian love story, but Andalusia as the very essence of love, through its perfumes, poetry and gardens."

The Bohman Brothers have been recording together since their early teens and playing live since 1984. Their repertoire includes a combination of sounds created in the moment and distinct compositions including songs. They use unconventional instruments, household objects, dislocated text from found, literary and commercial sources and collaged layers of recordings. On this occasion they form a trio with Romuald Wadych on guitar.

Enter the world of ‘The Dreaming Dark ’ where myth and reality and dreams merge into a beautiful tapestry. A new poetry book by local poet, musician and drama therapist Toby Chown.

Featuring live poetry readings from the book, some set to live music from special guest Lee Westwood.

The Sandpit Collective, in partnership with the University of Sussex, presents, 'الهائمون Les Baliseurs du Desert, Wanderers of the Desert,' by artist, poet and cineast Nacer Khemir.
In the first part of his desert trilogy, Khemir articulates a Sufi tale in a quest for roots, identity, love and freedom. Based on a poem, the film revolves around the arrival of a young teacher at a remote desert border village obsessed with a mysterious treasure. Here the children have never been to school and are cursed to eternally wander, seeking the boundaries of the limitless sand dunes. In an homage to the classical splendour of Arabian culture, magic and reality overlap.

An afternoon gathering with our local Ukrainian community, sharing music, food and friendship.