Oct 9th – 5 Things to do in Brighton This Week

Here are your top five things to do in Brighton this week….

The Royal Pavilion Basement and Tunnel Tours

Things to do in Brighton Royal Pavilion Tunnel Tour

Love your history? This one is ideal for you. Visit the Royal Pavilion and head to the basement and tunnels below to discover the life a servant would have lived back in the day- from the rat catcher to George’s principal private secretary you are going to see a world of history which is miles away from the beautiful stature of the Pavilion. End your trip with a visit to the tunnel which led to George IV’s royal stables and riding school (now the Brighton Dome). This is one for anyone who’s looking for things to do in Brighton that involves a trip through the ages!

When: Monday 9th October / Monday 16th October
Cost: £12.50, Members £10.50
Where: Royal Pavilion, 4/5 Pavilion Buildings, Brighton, BN1 1EE
To Book: Click here

World Mental Health Day Celebration

Things to do in Brighton Charity Walk

Each year, on the 10th of October, people across the globe join together to educate, raise awareness and advocate for better mental health. Join Mind in Brighton and Hove and other local organisations to walk together. Let’s show our support as a city for World Mental Health Day! They will be leaving The Peace Statue by Hove lawns at 11am to walk to the Unitarian Church, New Road. The walk will be slow paced and accessible for all. At the church, from 12:30, enjoy a celebration with refreshments, with music & information until 3pm.

When: Tuesday 10th October
Cost: Free
Where: Starting at the peace statue by Hove lawns at 11am
To Book: Turn up and give your support

Attend A Live Lounge at Fiddlers Elbow

Things to do in Brighton Open
Photo Credit Fiddlers Facebook Page

Brighton is full of talented musicians so why not go and support them and attend a live lounge this Thursday at Fiddlers Elbow. From 8:30 onwards there will be a list of acts who will perform their genre of music to you ranging from Folk to Reggae for you to enjoy. Entry is completely free – the only requirement is you sit back and enjoy your local artist showcasing their talent!

When: Thursday 12th October
Cost: Free – You may want to enjoy a nice beer or glass of wine!
Where: Fiddler’s Elbow, 11 Boyce’s Street, Brighton, BN1 1AN
To Book: Just turn up

Visit Brighton’s Wind Farm

Things to do in Brighton wind farm

Have you been looking out to sea and wondering what the Rampion wind farm looks like up close? Well now you can! Head to Brighton Marina and take a 2-3-hour tour around the project and discover the sheer scale of this operation. In total the plan is to have around 116 turbines between 13 and 20km so no matter when you go there will be plenty to see.

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When: Saturday 14th October (Other dates are available)
Cost: Call for up-to-date pricing
Where: Pontoon 5, West Jetty, Mermaid Walk, Brighton Marina, BN2 5UP
To Book: Please call 07901 822 375 for prices and to book, for the website click here

Swing Patrol Brighton – Learn to Dance in A Day

Things to do in Brighton dancing

Would you love to dance but you don’t know where to begin? Well here is there perfect opportunity (You have no excuses!) Swing Patrol are holding a one day course to help complete beginners learn a few dance moves and techniques to help build your confidence and have you dancing around the dance floor like you own it. This is one of the best things to do in Brighton for any one at any age…

When: Sunday 15th October
Cost: £19
Where: Revolution Bar, West Street, Brighton, E Sussex, BN1 2RA
To Book: Click here

Have you been to any of these things to do in Brighton? Let us know your thoughts in the comment box below…

Mark Lee-Falcon
Mark Lee-Falconhttps://seeninthecity.co.uk
Hi! My name is Mark Lee-Falcon and I am a partner and deputy editor for Seen in the City. Fitness is one of my main passions and I love discovering new workouts. I also love exploring the city and finding the coolest new places to eat and drink. You can contact me on: Mark@seeninthecity.co.uk

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