Welcome to the Brighton & Hove Arts Commission website. The Arts Commission is made up of prominent members of the arts and creative industries community in Brighton & Hove.
The Arts Commission was established in December 2004. During the last two years it has proved itself an effective partnership body, taking on a leadership role for the cultural sector in the city and promoting our position as the leading cultural city in the South East.
The Brighton & Hove Arts Commission is involved in a range of activity. It develops policy, raises funds, provides advice and delivers programmes. It forms part of the City's family of partnerships.
DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT...
A second all-night festival for Brighton & Hove, based on a ‘fortune’ theme, promises to be bigger and brighter than last year’s event, which attracted 15,000 people.
Staged overnight on the weekend of October 24 and 25 White Night will feature live music, film and experimental performance art staged indoors and out – AND ALL OF IT FREE
The event marks the end of British Summer Time and celebrates the extra hour of darkness created by the clocks going back.
Dozens of indoor venues are opening , while around 20 outdoor locations stage events and happenings. There are also trails and tours and hunts around the city.
For more White Night Information please visit our website:
www.whitenightbrightonandhove.com
The Brighton & Hove Arts Commission has recently completed the delivery of a two year Cultural Programme called making a difference funded through the Urban Cultural Programme.
For more information see our making a difference page.
making a difference Executive Summary
Urban Cultural Programme National Evaluation
Grassroots Artery - A Grassroots Arts Guide for Brighton & Hove
