Things to do in Brighton & Hove - Friday 17th April - Thursday 23rd April
15th April 2015
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THIS WEEK IN BRIGHTON AND HOVE:


It’s Record Store Day on Saturday, when independent record shops around the world celebrate their place in our popular culture. There’s a special celebration at the Dome, which is hosting a day-long music festival. Among theconfirmed acts are Traams, The Fiction Aisle and Robb Johnson. The event is being supported by Brighton’s Resident record shop. It costs £6 to get in and you will be given a wrist band so you can come and go throughout the day. For more details, visit www.brightondome.org

If you’re a fan of British motoring history, and Austin 7s in particular, you’ll be able to wallow in nostalgia this Sunday during the annual Austin 7 car run. During the inter-war years, these were the most popular cars in the UK and there are plenty still in working order. The rally begins in London and the cars will start arriving on Brighton’s Madeira Drive any time after 10am. The historic vehicles head back at about 6pm. For more details, visit http://ww3.brighton-hove.gov.uk/

Spend Saturday afternoon learning a new skill at the Regency Town House in Brunswick Square. For £15 (including materials, tea and cake….) you can learn simple techniques to make decorative paper flowers, inspired by Georgian paper crafts. Proceeds go to the Brunswick Town Charitable Trust. For more information and details about how to book, see www.rth.org.uk/flower-workshop

 If you have children (or love children’s shows), Captain Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs is being staged at the Old Market in Hove on Saturday. The show promises an action-packed theatrical experience with live music, puppetry, physical performance and dastardly dinosaurs. The show is suitable for children aged three and above and there are performances at 1.30pm and 4pm. More on www.theoldmarket.com/shows/captain-flinn/

 

See below for more 'Things To Do' this coming week..


Friday 17th

 

Villagers Plus Guests
@TOMvenue
Following their appearance at the 6 Music Festival 2015, the Mercury-nominated Villagers return to The Old Market with the new album Darling Arithmetic.
7:30pm, £14
The Old Market
Upper Market Street, BN3 1AS

 

Juice Breakfast Club - Business Networking
@JuiceBrighton
Meet like minded local businesses in an informal setting at this Informal Business Networking event hosted by Juice FM.
8am, £10
Thistle Hotel
King's Road, BN1 2GS

 

Casual Violence: Om Nom Nominous
@KomediaBrighton
After starring on BBC Radio 4 and four years of smash hit Edinburgh Fringe shows, multi-award winning sketch villains Casual Violence present a night of villainy, buffoonery and terror.
7:30pm, £10
Komedia Brighton
44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN

 

Sin & Salvation
@Rialto_Brighton
West End hit-makers the Heather Bros present their brand spanking new musical.
8pm, £10
Rialto Theatre
11 Dyke Road, BN1 3FE

 

 

Saturday 18th

 

An Evening with Texas
@brightdome
In 2015 Sharleen Spiteri and Texas take to the road to celebrate an incredible 25 years of hit records, performing a stunning selection of greatest hits from their multi-million selling catalogue.
7pm, £30.50 - £50.50
Brighton Dome
Church Street, BN1 1UE

 

How to create and fall in love with a more sober life
@BrighthelmURC
A workshop on how to cut back on alcohol intake and the resulting positive effects this will have on one's life.
2pm - 5pm, £25
Brighthelm Centre
BN1 1YD

 

Captain Flinn & The Pirate Dinosaurs
@TOMvenue
Following a rollicking award winning run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, London Wonderground and Southbank Centre, Captain Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs set out on tour.
1:30pm - 3:30pm, £10
The Old Market
Upper Market Street, BN3 1AS

 

Creative Craft Fair
The aim of this craft fair is to give local crafters and makers a beautiful place to showcase their talents at an affordable price without them having to pass that cost on to the buyer.
11am - 5pm, free
Brighton Unitarian Church
BN1 1UF

 

 

Sunday 19th

 

Lesley Woods & Helen McCookerybook
Lesley Woods, formerly from influential post punk band The Au Pairs plays a rare Brighton gig with special guest Helen McCookerybook.
8pm
The Prince Albert
48 Trafalgar Street, BN1 4ED


Scott Capurro
@KomediaBrighton
Islamohomophobia: Reloaded takes the audience on a bumpy, hilarious and poignant comic journey, as Scott reflects on the death of his mother, while meandering through the sloppy, romantic meeting and marriage to his Brazilian concubine, Edson.
7:30pm, £12
Komedia Brighton
44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN

 

The Shires
@Concorde_2
With their hearts in the Home Counties and their heads in Nashville, USA, The Shires combine the best of both musical worlds on their eagerly anticipated debut album 'Brave'.
7:30pm - 11pm, £12
Concorde 2
Madeira Drive, BN2 1EN

  

 

Monday 20th

 

The Drawing Circus
@TOMvenue
The Drawing Circus bring an ongoing series of sociable drawing extravaganzas to TOM’s Bar at The Old Market. These friendly and informal themed life drawing session are open to all abilities and complete beginners are very welcome.
7:30pm - 10:30pm, £5
The Old Market
Upper Market Street, BN3 1AS

 

Sussex Downs College - Titus Andronicus
@brightdome
Sussex Downs College of Performing Arts presents Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus.
7pm, £6
Brighton Dome
Church Street, BN1 1UE

 

 

Tuesday 21st

 

Rocking Rialto
@Rialto_Brighton
Rocking Rialto is a charity fundraiser in aid of Rockinghorse, with Chris Difford, Paul Zenon, The Treason Show, Three Penny Piece, Glen Richardson, Planet Trousza and a raffle and auction.
8pm, £20
Rialto Theatre
11 Dyke Road, BN1 3FE

 

What The Butler Saw
@EmporiumBton
Joe Orton's final play is a hilarious farce which revolves around Dr. Prentice, a psychiatrist attempting to seduce his attractive prospective secretary, Geraldine Barclay.
8pm, £15
Emporium
88 London Road, BN1 4JF

 

 

Wednesday 22nd

 

Lower Than Atlantis
@Concorde_2
After a successful release of their self titled album in late 2014, guys from Watford are set to head off on their UK tour with guests We Are The Ocean and PVRIS.
7:30pm - 11pm, £12
Concorde 2
Madeira Drive, BN2 1EN

 

Those Magnificent Men
@Rialto_Brighton
It's back! The thrilling true story of the first ever non-stop transatlantic flight as told by acclaimed writing duo Mitchell and Nixon returns in this side-splitting new production.
8pm, £10
Rialto Theatre
11 Dyke Road, BN1 3FE

  

 

Thursday 23rd

 

WaDaDa: Live Classic Roots Rock Reggae
@KomediaBrighton
A night of soulful sizzling hot reggae. Expect positive messages, bitter sweet truths, and mind blowing reggae vibrations with African roots.
7:30pm, £10
Komedia Brighton
44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN

 

 

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