Explored through the deep time history of the Neolithic in East Brighton and the contemporary soundscape of Whitehawk, the Neolithic Cannibals exhibition mixes archaeology, psycho-geography, sound art, and activism.

The exhibition will include a range of artistic mediums that our young people have been exploring throughout the six-month programme.

Lighthouse presents Open Sessions, a recurring series of free talks from professionals working in the creative industries.

Expect an unusual hybrid between live performance, art installation and lecture, made in collaboration with two members of Lighthouse Young Creatives (LYC).

Featuring Brighton's own Phonetic and Bobbie Johnson for one night only!

Morning Brew is a monthly drop-in open to the public, where you can meet Lighthouse team and get a free hot beverage. Maybe you are an artist new to Brighton & Hove, an old collaborator wanting to say hi, a creative team with a new project in development, or a local wanting to find out more about our charity and digital art. All welcome for some Morning Brew!

Lighthouse presents Open Sessions, a recurring series of free talks from professionals working in the creative industries.

On 19 October - 20 October 2023, Lighthouse will welcome Dreamy Place to Brighton’s arts and culture calendar with an immersive all-day event at Fabrica.

How do you get off the grid when the grid is now everywhere? Hidden in a foil-encased bedroom, beneath layers of copper-lined fabric, William speaks openly to Lidén about suffering from the condition known as electrosensitivity.

Lighthouse presents Open Sessions, a recurring series of free talks from professionals working in the creative industries.

Drop into Lighthouse to chat with our mentors, try out some VR, experiment with some photography and play with video cameras.

Whether you’re a film lover, a horror fan, or just looking for a relaxed night in with a group of like-minded people, this event is open to everyone.

Lighthouse presents Open Sessions, a recurring series of free talks from professionals working in the creative industries. Join us for our first Open Session of 2023, exploring the power of failure.

Comedian Charlie George fronts artist Amartey Golding’s new project, in an attempt to tackle the impossible task of delivering a new national anthem in just one night. Can we find a way to bring the room, if not the nation, together to create a song that represents what we’re really about?

This programme has been put together through collaborative effort by the Southeast Coast Culture Declares Emergency regional hub.

Join us as we delve into topics such as collaboration, resilience, occupying space, and survival in the creative industry.

Join our casual focus session for valuable insights and guidance.

Join us for a cuppa to find out how to apply and share your short film ideas.

Get a ‘behind the scenes’ view of the technologies the artist uses in her performances as well as live demonstrations.

Lighthouse presents Open Sessions, a recurring series of free talks from professionals working in the creative industries. Join us for our first Open Session of 2023, exploring class in the creative sector.

Shut down your laptop, put down your phone, clock out and come join us for our Festive Social event at Lighthouse!

Lighthouse presents Open Sessions, a recurring series of free talks from professionals working in the creative industries. In this special edition, we will discuss the changing landscape of work and employment, and the changes Generation Z brings to the table.

Day 3 of a public art symposium and associated programme traces the relationships between architecture, community and socially engaged art practice in the public realm.

The festival celebrates the richness of the creative and cultural industries in our city and explores the ways in which digital technology continues to shape our lives and our thinking.

Join us for a virtual Town Hall meeting to learn more about Brighton Digital Festival, what we have in store for its 10th Anniversary, and how to get involved – open to everyone.

One-off live performance and cinematic experience by Russian-Dutch artist duo Polina Medvedeva and Andreas Kühne, featuring performances by four outstanding Brighton musicians: Phonetic, Bobbie Johnson, Ollie Hutch and Marshall Mandiangu.

Monthly talks from creatives: ins and outs of DIY publishing with Offie Mag and Polyester Zine.

Monthly talks from creatives: How to make things happen?

Monthly talks from creatives: artist duo Polina Medvedeva & Andreas Kühne present their multimedia exploration of new digital subcultures.

Exhibition of film-based works exploring race and identity in an age of avatars, video games and DNA ancestry testing.

Monthly talks from creatives: How is culture curated and how do we document it?

Three immersive artworks from the internationally acclaimed Sheffield Doc/Fest programme.

Enter an alternate Afrofuturist reality, inspired by research into the neuroscience of perception and drawing on rituals of African origin.

Join us for a discussion about how to navigate and push against predefined words and worlds.

Power Up aims to show children how their imagination and creative thinking can make a real difference to the future of our planet.

Exploring the themes of borders, identity, and loss through different technological platforms – gaming, AR, social media and interactive installation.

Monthly talks from creatives: What's it like for women in the music industry today?

Monthly talks from creatives: Exploring the creative world of design & artwork for music.

The immersive performance imagines a scenario where the Collider has been rediscovered by a future civilisation and turned into a ceremonial site.

What culture will be like in 2000 years? A programme of free talks, workshops and events exploring ritual, ceremony and the future of culture by pivotal independent figures.

Monthly talks from creatives: How to be everything at once – artist, label, venue, and more...

Monthly talks from creatives: All about music videos – image, style, content, working with artists, having your own vibe and pathways into the music industry.

Monthly talks from creatives: Elijah, Vicky Grout, and Nathan Miller discuss documenting music culture.

Monthly talks from creatives: Elijah, Off-Peak Collective and Murlo AV talk about their work that brings visuals to the dance floor and what that means for the DJs of the future.

Monthly talks from creatives: the minds behind QM Records and Yogocop Records talk about their experiences of setting up and running a record label.

Monthly talks from creatives: in this inaugural Open Session, Grime poet Debris Stevenson and director of Storythings Hugh Garry talk about their creative and professional paths.

Achiampong and Blandy present an exploration of race, identity and globalisation.

A multifaceted two-year project exploring the changing space of UK club culture, run by Grime producer and promoter Elijah, who joined Lighthouse as Associate Artistic Director.

Lighthouse presents a series of talks, masterclasses, screenings and workshops featuring a stellar line-up of world-class sound professionals.

Aimed at women in their early to mid-career, the forum will create an opportunity for women sound professionals to meet, exchange ideas and build new connections.

A one-day festival of radical imagination: talks, screenings and music.

Two stimulating days of talks, masterclasses and workshops featuring a stellar line-up of world-class sound professionals.

Playful, inspiring and timely two-day festival of radical imagination that explores new methods of empowerment through collective action, art, culture and technology.

A day of digital technology workshops for people with learning disabilities.

Two days of talks, screenings and workshops that explore the creative potential of sound in the storytelling process with a stellar line-up of world-class sound professionals.

Brighton Photo Biennial is back for a sixth year with an inspiring programme –Lighthouse is pleased to be hosting three of its important events.

Lighthouse has devised a programme centred around two major events: Newstweek – Fact Fixing Bureau (a new exhibition by Julian Oliver and Danja Vasiliev) and Improving Reality (our one-day conference).

Technology as territory: new work examining ideological conflicts between network and state.

Immaterials is a research project and an exhibition comprised of films, texts and objects which make networked technological systems visible.

Lighthouse’s programme included major international artists, experimental artists, writers and technologists, critics and thinkers, and a film programme, which showed how technology is transforming cinema.

As well as presenting the exhibition by Trevor Paglen Lighthouse also staged a number of other events and education activities.

Being at the heart of BDF, Lighthouse curates Odysseys, an exhibition by David Blandy, presents Improving Reality 2012 conference, and more.

Blast Theory's major hit at this year's Sundance Film Festival is brought to Brighton by Lighthouse.