GIN & Fentimans
Evening Brighton Thai Festival
Tues 20th June Preston Park
SkyFall Hove
A night of fun with premium tonics
and mixers brand Fentimans. Learn
about their history starting in 1905 and
brewing process (yes they brew them)
whilst sipping on four paired premium
gins between 7pm-9pm. Everyone
attending also gets a bulging goodie
bag, a chance to win a free bottle of
gin plus discounts on food and drinks
at SkyFall. Tickets are £20 in advance.
Sat 19th & Sun 20th Aug
On rainy days it’s nice to look forwards to festival season. The family-friendly celebration
of all things Thai returns to the 60+ acre Preston Park this summer – bringing with it
traditional music, clothes, dancing, massage, Muay Thai Boxing, authentic cuisine and
Ladyboy shows. A riot of colour and culture, everyone should be able to find something
new to enjoy!
magicofthailand.co.uk
Brightonginclub.com
The Dickies
Sun 23rd July
Lewes Con Club
Formed in Los Angeles in 1977 these punks have consistently made use of catchy
melodies, deep harmonies, and a humorous, comical style that has been called “bubble-
gum punk”. Whilst on their 2016 European tour singer Leonard was taken ill and missed
the rest of the tour. He’s back to make it up to the UK fans in the year they turn 40!
Lewesconclub.com
Shirley Valentine Constable and
Brighton
Theatre Royal, Brighton Until 8th October
From 17th July
Star of the West End (Les Misérables),
television (I’ll Do Anything), and radio,
Jodie Prenger plays the titular role in
the 30th anniversary adaptation of the
Willy Russell comedy. Shirley Valentine
tells the story of a middle-aged
Liverpudlian housewife who yearns
for a life beyond talking to the wall
whilst frying chips. A ticket to Greece
wins her an eye-opening and mind-
broadening escape.
atgtickets.com/brighton
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
John Constable lived in Brighton
between 1824 and 1828 describing
it as “Piccadilly By The Sea” possibly
making him the first person to make
this connection between Brighton
and London. During his time here
he produced around 150 works.
He’d take long strolls to seek out
inspiration and this exhibition follows
his walking and painting sequences.
Brightonmuseums.org.uk
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