It may be Friday 13th day, but the sun is (right now) great, so it feels like it’s going to be a good day. Only if we have greeted Magpies and walked the ladder. Come join us in good items, from perfect pop -ups to top butter.
Celebrate your father this Sunday
Yes, it’s Father’s Day on Sunday (last-minute card/current panic) and a lot of Brighton restaurants have received tasty offers in your life. Here are a few of our favorites: Cin Cin offers dads free negron With a three-course Sunday lunch, Hamburger and lobster have received free main meal for fathersand the father gets a Free bottle of beer with food in shelter hall. If your dad is a little gin lover, take her to roast at the Hove’s Brighton Gin, the bottom of the rest, and she gets Free G&T. No offers here but if you are Excellent Sunday lunchKemptown Gem Busby and Wilds have still got a few tables going-and they are still open (they got their lease for two years, when they can stay)! Or take your father to the show – Brighton and Hove museums have received a discount For fathers on all their sites this Sunday.
Check the MOD era style in this exhibition
When it comes to exhibitions, we recommend that you check the latest of the Brighton Museum & Art Gallery: In Crowd: MOD Fashion and Style 1958-1966. The small but beautifully curated exhibition offers a very stylish picture of the 1960s subculture, its influenced and sustainable attraction, presenting the perfect outfits (which we would still use), music and photography. Your ticket will also get you to the rest of the museum, including the original Brighton Mod brand Ben Sherman’s clothing retrospective (the new Duke’s Lane store’s flagship store focuses on the brand’s inheritance clothing) and it is worth spending a few hours browsing all exhibitions. We’re just looking again Quadrofenia. Mods, mods, we are mods.
Tuesdays – on Sundays (January 4, 2026); From 10am to 5pm; from £ 7
Brighton Museum and Art Gallery, Royal Pavilion Gardens, Brighton BN1 1EE
Brightonmuseum.org.uk
Go to the dish pop-up
Food, great, food: This weekend, great pop -ups and food events are going on. Epic just one night Egg x med collab It is Friday, and a few more tables are infected at 6:30 pm and 8:30 pm. Enjoy the tasty four -course menu for £ 50. Cuties of pies and potatoes (The excellent Detroit-style pizza you need to try, at Star & Garter Pub in the place of residence) touch Hove’s Botanist Coffee Co on Friday (Noon – at 9pm) and Portuguese and Australian pop-up Kitchen smoking Cook a storm in the beach store and the kitchen on Friday. Bonus: They both have some outdoor tables. And here’s a weekly reminder that you don’t miss Cin Cin’s delicious Small plates pop -ups, BarbinoAt the Cases Bar (Thursday to Saturday; at 6 pm, until July). Yes, we know that all of these are on the court! Here’s Brighton for you: Med’s Will Dennard will be released again in Vine Bar on Sunday, this time a just a cheeseburger menu – Meat and vegan. Yes, please.
Celebrate 10 years of this Brighton Club
The Iconic Seafront Club patterns will fill 10 this year, and as part of the five exhibition series in 2025, they will have a special four -hour series of Trailblazing House Duo in CBD on Friday.
Friday 13 June; at 23.00; £ 18
10 Marine Parade, Brighton BN2 1TL
Pattersbrighton.com
Enjoy rays on a sunny terrace
We will change this again because it is meant to be hot this weekend. We are in full summer space, so the terrace hanging is mandatory. And when you have views as we have, there is no reason not to do. These are some of our favorite places right now. New restaurant Winkle has been opened on the old Drifter site, right by the sea, and co-owners Owen and PJ have created a space that captures and celebrates Brighton’s life-class, alien and a little special without exclusive food and drinking in wonderfully warm hospitality. Grab one of the tables on the terrace – or the window table on the first floor – to pamper brunch, dinner or drinks and the stunning views. Crab Mac and cheese bites are worth the order twice. New HOVE event venue from Bison Beer Gang, BabbleIt is completely open so, so target some triple terrace activities with a large selection of bishop searches, Slam Tacos’ excellent food, Sunrise Yoga (8am) and Killer Sea views. Read more about it here. Pearl cow Recently launched the terrace and it is delicious. Kykko right opposite the western pier on the right side of the i360, it is the perfect place for a long time for a lazy lunch or to settle the sun to go with a great cocktail, some oysters or pizzette fresh out of the pizza oven. Past the pier we still love recently democratized Cecconi Northern Italian dishes, decent wines and extensive sea views of these Scalloppes umbrellas; magnificent Reading room – Now on sofas and umbrellas! – for breakfast, brunch and weekend for dinner clubs; and old favorite Bison Beach Bar In the sea lane for a lively atmosphere on the Meriview page. And you can’t win It Sun Close to the top of Mäkinen Hanover, no surprises here, watching sunset.
What else?
Buy Premium items When equipped at the Atelier descends at the Sutherland and Sadler store in the court for the month (Friday; From 10am to 5pm; On July 12). Helm art gallery back with its weekly edition Go to the streets on Friday. Think of DJ, cocktails, tattoo artist, great art and big noises (at 7 pm; Free but worth preparing for the table). There is the sale of plants down on Circus Street on Saturday (11 am – 2 pm). Independent Bookstore Week begins on Saturday so you can celebrate your love for literature and support indie footbarks tHis indexing from all bookstores in the city (Saturday; 13–17). You can join other friends of the Book or do the indexing alone. If you love cartoons, anime and gaming, you probably already know Brighton Comic con This weekend and for everyone else it looks pretty fun (10 am – 4 pm; from £ 10.41). There are guest negotiations and panels with old school Sci-Fi heroes Colin Baker and Brian Blorese, retro gaming, 1966 Batmobile and more loads that we have clearly not watched enough to understand Sci-Fi. There is also a cosplay competition, so even if you are not going, it is your answer to why Brighton may look more eclectic even on Saturday. Very first Great day festival may be sold out, but you can still get tickets on their latter party models on Saturday (From 22.30am to 3pm; £ 11.25) Smok already and mas que nada bros. Next, it is London for Brighton’s bike ride on Sunday – so notice that it is a particularly busy Marine Parade. Grab your pew early if you want to watch the riders come in.
Coming next week
Brighton’s annual book festival begins on Wednesday; There’s a big pig energy (tea), ie. Small plate menu made from one Calcot Farm, Windmill on Wednesday. In the meantime, flour vein bakery starts the type of day rave – a Bakery day rave Included in the pastry of the pastry next Friday (10 am – 2 pm). And it’s Windrush’s Day next Sunday (Noon – 16.00; free) In the pavilion garden. The white wall cinema has VHS Festival Next weekend-three cult of old school movies (Lost boys– Command and Cocktail) And a giant video shop to browse. Bring back blockbuster!
