Brighton’s cultural calendar is about to get a delightful boost this May with the Circus of Sound events at The Skep, Moulsecoomb Place. Hosted by Culture Shift and East Brighton Trust, these Thursday evening events promise a vibrant mix of local talent and creativity, set in a newly refurbished venue that’s buzzing with potential.

Kicking off on the 7th of May, immerse yourself in the semi-acoustic melodies of Brighton’s own Thrillhouse, whose latest album ‘Smile’ has already made waves in the Indie album charts. The following week, on the 14th, experience the premiere of ‘Bad Indian’ by Saaj Raja—a one-man show that daringly explores the complexities of cultural identity, followed by an engaging Q&A session.

On the 21st, Writer’s Block Brighton brings a literary feast hosted by acclaimed Flo poet, Woodzy. Known for his TedX talks and performances with Stormzy, Woodzy will be joined by special guests and open mic slots, offering an evening of spoken word that’s sure to inspire.

Finally, on the 28th, delve into the theme of Care and Culture with VICE VERSA, led by Culture Shift patron Michael Attenborough CBE. This event blends conversation and creative expression, providing a platform for meaningful dialogue and artistic exploration.

Tickets are a steal at £3, with a ‘Pay What You Can’ option available via Eventbrite and the Brighton Fringe website. The venue is fully accessible, ensuring everyone can enjoy the magic.

Whether you’re a local or new to the area, these events are a perfect opportunity to engage with Brighton’s vibrant arts scene. And if you find yourself falling in love with the area, remember, we at Sawyer & Co are here to help you find your perfect home in this creative community.

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