Discover Brighton Issue 12 February 2023

Valentine’s Day 2023

OUR GUIDE TO VALENTINE’S DAY IN THE CITY FOR ANY BUDGET

Discover magazine encourages its readers to embrace and celebrate Brighton and what happens here. Our pages are packed with content that will inspire and inform you about things that you’ll enjoy and truly care about.

Welcome to the February issue of your guide to what’s on and what’s good in Brighton and Hove! Love is in the air! This month sees our special Valentine’s Day features, perfect for you to get the lowdown on where to go and what to do with that special someone. We’ve got a range of budgets covered so no fear if you’re feeling the pinch right now. Check out our Brighton Valentine’s Day guide starting on page 10... Happy romancing! Of course, we have our usual selection of the best events going on in the city this month. There’s some amazing stuff going on this February and we are so excited to share our picks of the highlights with you. Head to page 14 for a special preview of Steel Magnolias, the hit play coming to the Theatre Royal. We review Jo & Co on page 16 and this issue also sees another round (forgive the pun) of pub recommendations on page 18. Whether it’s a cosy pint, fun cocktail or even no-alcoholic drink, our February pubs list has you covered. Our Discover regulars Tim and Calandra are here with their intimacy advice column on page 20 too. Enjoy! Love, The Discover Brighton team.

Director: Ahmed Khalil | ahmed@discoverbrighton.org

Art Direction and design: Steven Jarvis | design@discoverbrighton.org

Editorial and Features: Nancy Duckels & Samantha Harman | features@discoverbrighton.org

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Events / [

02/02

Reverend and The Makers

Indie heavyweights Reverend And The Makers are kicking off their first tour for 4 years right here in Brighton at Concorde 2. The tour comes ahead of their upcoming seventh studio album release due in April, Heatwave In The Cold North. Reverend And The Makers are renowned for their soulful take on alternative rock: see it for yourself on 2nd February, tickets are £19.50 plus booking fee. Concorde 2, 286A Madeira Drive, Brighton BN2 1EN, 01273 673311 / concorde2.co.uk.

03/02

The Brighton Gin & Rum Evening

Fancy a tipple? Head to the Brighton Gin & Rum Evening at The Old Ship Hotel on 3rd February for an evening of sampling some delicious drinks. There’ll be a wide variety of distillers represented including Graveney Gin, Reggae Rum and Cocoa Island, plus many more! A free drink (with souvenir glass to take home) is provided on arrival, plus live entertainment and plenty of purchasing opportunities. Tickets are £12.50. The Old Ship Hotel, 32-38 Kings Road, Brighton BN1 1NR, 01273 329001 / oldshipbrighton.co.uk.

03/02

Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls

Frank Turner nearly needs no introduction - beloved by critics and with a legion of dedicated fans, he’s sold over a million albums worldwide. Of his 9 studio albums released over his 17 year solo career, three have been certified gold. He’s played almost 2700 shows all over the world and this is his latest visit to Brighton: see Frank Turner at the Brighton Dome on 3rd February, tickets are £35.50. Brighton Dome, Church Street, Brighton, BN1 1UE, 01273 709709 / brightondome.org

04/02

Brighton Vintage Kilo Sale

The UK’s biggest vintage kilo sale is back in Brighton! This is a handpicked collection of vintage and pre-loved clothing, ready for a rummage. Stock is replenished throughout the day so no danger of empty rails. Just collect a bag at the door and fill - and it’s only £20 for a kilo! Tickets are £3 for earlybirds at 11AM, £2 for general entry at midday. Head to Church of Saint Bartholomew on 4th February. Church of Saint Bartholomew, Ann Street, Brighton, BN1 4GP, facebook.com/ worththeweightvintage

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We have six of our own cafés dotted over Brighton & Hove, each with their unique individuality. We do coffee extremely well, but that’s not all - get brunch at Norfolk Square, an affogato at Seven Dials, and a smoothie at Goldstone Villas.

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Events / [February]

05/02

Dark Skies Festival at Brighton

Brighton i360 is pleased to present a very special evening of stargazing! Take the pod 450 ft up for an extended 45 minute i360 journey as part of this year’s Dark Skies Festival. The Dark Skies team will be on board to give a talk on the beautiful sights to be seen across the night sky. Telescopes will be available so you can take a closer look. See the stars on 5th February. Ticket prices vary. Brighton i360, Lower Kings Road, Brighton BN1 2LN, 0333 772 0360 / brightoni360.co.uk.

10/02

Marcus Brigstocke: Absolute Shower

Multi award-winning comedian Marcus Brigstocke is at the Old Market with his new stand-up show, Absolute Shower. He’s celebrating the small victories and joyful failures of the past couple of difficult years. Marcus Brigstocke is a BBC Radio 4 comedy stalwart who’s featured on QI, Mock The Week and Live At The Apollo and more. Have a laugh about the absolute shower that is the 2020s on the10th February. Tickets from £19.00. The Old Market, 11A Upper Market Street, Hove, BN3 1AS, 01273 201801 / theoldmarket.com.

11/02

Mind Mangler: Member of the Tragic Circle

This is the hilarious new comedy production from the original cast of the multi award-winning, smash hit The Play That Goes Wrong and the TV series The Goes Wrong Show. Starring Henry Lewis and Jonathan Sayer, this show sees the Mind Mangler return to the stage after a bit of a dry patch...after a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Festival, see the show yourself at the Theatre Royal on 11th February, tickets from £19.50. Theatre Royal, New Road, Brighton, BN1 1SD, 0333 009 6690 / atgtickets. com/venues/theatre-royalbrighton.

13/02

Carly Rae Jepsen

International superstar Carly Rae Jepsen is at the Brighton Dome on her 2023 tour, fresh off the release of her eagerly anticipated sixth studio album The Loneliest Time. After finding fame on Canadian Idol in 2007, Carly Rae Jepsen really skyrocketed to to stardom with the iconic blockbuster single Call Me Maybe which hit the #1 spot in a whopping 18 countries. See her at the Brighton Dome on 13th February. Tickets are £30.00. Brighton Dome, Church Street, Brighton, BN1 1UE, 01273 709709 / brightondome.org.

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18/02

Gok Wan DJ Set

Gok Wan is here for you house disco bunnies with one of his legendary DJ sets. After first rising to fame as a fashion and style consultant, Gok has been stepping away from the clothes rails and onto the decks. He’s played incredible sets to busy dance floors at huge venues all over the world and now, it’s Brighton’s turn. Join the party at Concorde 2 on 18th February, tickets are £19.00 plus booking fee. Concorde 2, 286A Madeira Drive, Brighton BN2 1EN, 01273 673311 / concorde2.co.uk.

21-25/02

Noughts and Crosses 21

A production of the landmark book by Malorie Blackman, Noughts and Crosses is a captivating and insightful retelling of the classic Romeo and Juliet story. Adapted for the stage by Sabrina Mahfouz and presented to you by Pilot Theatre, Noughts and Crosses is a tale of love, revolution and a divided world. Will love triumph? Find out at the Theatre Royal, 21st - 25th of February. Tickets from £13.00. Theatre Royal, New Road, Brighton, BN1 1SD, 0333 009 6690 / atgtickets.com/venues/theatre-royalbrighton.

24/02 Frankie Boyle Meets Bernie Sanders

This is a very special event - the legendary Bernie Sanders live on stage and in conversation with one of the UK’s favourite funny people, Franke Boyle. Famed for his progressive politics, Sanders is nothing short of an international icon and inspiration. Now, he sits down with Boyle to discuss how you take on the 1% and create a fairer world for us all. They are at the Brighton Dome on 24th February, ticket prices vary. Brighton Dome, Church Street, Brighton, BN1 1UE, 01273 709709 / brightondome.org.

Brighton Tattoo Convention

A classic fixture in the city’s calendar, the Brighton Tattoo Convention is at the Brighton Centre on the 25th and 26th of February. Growing every year, this is the Convention’s 14th outing and it’s now an internationally renowned, major fixture in tattoo events. It includes over 500 world-class tattoo artists plus exciting exhibitions and traders that are a mustsee for any self-respecting tattoo fan. Ticket prices vary. Brighton Centre, Kings Road, Brighton, BN1 2GR, 01273 292685 / brightoncentre.co.uk.

25 & 26/02

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50 Preston Road, BN1, 4QF

Cafe Rust first swung open its beautiful hand-carved wooden doors in January 2015 in vibrant Preston Road. Since then Barbaros, Karin and the team have opened branches in both Hove and Kemptown. Coming on board in 2017, esteemed chef Anna Quemard has been serving both quality interpretations of classic dishes and daring new ventures into the uncharted territories of food.

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Brightons

Valentine’s Day 2023

[By Samantha Harman]

Our Features Editor, Samantha Harman has been hard at work this month to bring you Valentine’s ideas three ways, on a budget, medium spend and high-end xso there’s inspiration for all our readers on how to spend the most romantic day of the year. So, you’re not exactly rolling in money, but still want to celebrate in style this Valentine’s Day? Or If budget is no limit, take a look at our recommendations for the ultimate Valentine’s Day in our amazing city.

The Budget Friendly Option...

Not all of us are financially blessed, but luckily we are all blessed to live in a fantastic city where finding romantic things to do with your valentine won’t break the bank. One of the wonders of living by the sea is the hundreds of Starlings which gather each year from October to March between the city’s iconic Piers to provide us with a free show. Moving in unison, the birds make spectacular patterns in the sky at dusk each evening, a mass aerial stunt with Brighton’s illustrious sunset as a backdrop. The tiny winged creatures hold the attention of many onlookers who gather on the beach to witness this truly natural phenomena. It is thought they do this for many reasons, firstly for safety. Grouping together means it’s hard for predators such as Peregrine Falcons to target one bird amid a hypnotising flock of hundreds. They also gather to keep warm at night and to exchange information such as good feeding areas. The birds meet near the roosting site (West Pier) to perform their wheeling stunts before settling down for bedtime. We’re not crying, you are. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) lists Brighton as one of the best places in the UK to see a murmuration, so how could you not take up their recommendation? This amazing spectacle is perfect for a Valentine’s stoll on the beach. Why not grab a fluffy blanket and a bottle of something fizzy and some chips go and watch them with your loved one? Discover recommends Fillets on Lewes Road who offer many amazing meals and some of the best, chunky chips around; filletsfishandchips.co.uk.

February is the last opportunity to witness the Starlings before they head off back to northerly areas of the UK and Europe.

Valentine’s Day 2023...

The Mid-Range Date...

Flowers - Shopping online can be an excellent way to find an affordable deal, especially when it comes to buying Valentine’s flowers. Prestige Flowers are an online company who offer huge discounts on beautiful bouquets of roses and lilys, with prices starting at just £19.99. Ensure you order in advance to secure delivery on time for February 14th; prestigeflowers.co.uk.

Lunch - Family run Italian restaurant Dontatellos is synonymous with great value food in delightful surroundings. The business has stood the test of time since opening its doors in the mid 90s. Situated in the heart of the lanes and a stones throw away from the Royal Pavilion, you can enjoy pasta, pizza and more from their two or three course set menus. Prices start at £12.50. It is the perfect Valentine’s setting to enjoy a romantic tete a tete with your partner, with friendly service, although booking is advised as this venue is busy all year round; donatello.co.uk.

Dinner - If it’s the colourful flavours of Mexico and great value you’re craving this Valentine’s Day then La Choza is a must visit. This tiny independent restaurant situated in the North Laine, is as much a feast for the eyes as it is for the palette. Decorated with authentic Mexican paraphernalia, this hidden gem is sure to tick all of the boxes for you and your date this Valentine’s. Make sure you try one of the handcrafted cocktails or impressive array of Tequila. Our favourite is the Hibiscus Margarita, paired with the loaded chicken nachos; lachoza.co.uk.

The Big Spender...

Flowers - Nothing says I love you more than a beautifully curated bunch of fresh flowers and Discover loves Hunter Florist on St James’s Street in Brighton. Open seven days a week, with local delivery, these guys really know how to brighten someone’s day with bespoke bunches of the most fragrant, fresh flowers that really last. Walk past their window display at any time of year to be greeted with bursts of colour and amazing leafy green plants; hunterflorist.co.uk.

Lunch - Riddle and Finns Champagne and Oyster Bars are recognised as one of the go-to places for seafood. With two enviable locations to choose from, The Beach and The Lanes, these are the destinations for seafood lovers and connoisseurs of the finer things in life. Feast on an award-winning combination of Champagne and oysters, locally sourced shellfish, show stopping Fruits de la Mer platters and delicious sustainably sourced fish dishes. While the Lanes is a walk-in venue, the Rotunda Beach restaurant must be booked online; riddleandfinns.co.uk.

Dinner - Ever taken a ride on the Brighton i360? The moving observation tower provides unrestricted views across the whole city and is situated in front of the iconic skeleton of the beloved West Pier. Take romance to new heights this Valentine’s Day with an amazing four-course meal with your significant other. Love really will be in the air as you take to the sky at 450 feet above our beautiful city, watching the twinkling lights of Brighton and Hove for a romantic fine-dining experience like no other. You will receive a welcome glass of Prosecco, followed by four courses with half a bottle of wine covering three pod journeys. Space is limited so booking is definitely advised; brightoni360.co.uk.

Steel Magnolias

Theatre Royal Tue 28 Feb to Sat 4 Mar

[By Nancy Duckles]

The original stage play of Steel Magnolias comes to the Theatre Royal this February. The 1989 film adaptation of the hit heart-warming play, starring Julia Roberts and Dolly Parton, was a huge success and is beloved by audiences around the world. Now is your chance to see the story live on stage. This is a brand new production of the beloved stage play based on a true story, touring the UK in 2023. Their Brighton stop is 28th February - 4th March. Starring Laura Main (of Call the Midwife), Diana Vickers (as seen on The X Factor and various theatre roles) and Lucy Speed (of Eastenders and The Archers.) Originally written by Robert Harding, and first performed off broadway in 1987, Steel Magnolias tells the tale of six women who come together in a small-town beauty parlour in the American South amongst the chaos of work, family and everyday life. The friends unite over both the highs and the lows of life, with plenty of laughter and gossip along the way. This iconic play is funny, touching and testimony to the power of female friendship. It’s still as relevant in 2023 as it was in 1987. Take the women that you couldn’t do life without to go see it from 28th February.

New Road, Brighton, BN1 1SD | 0333 009 6690 |

atgtickets.com/venues/theatre-royal- brighton

Jo & Co

Ever Dine, Ever Wine, Ever Ours

[By Samantha Harman]

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but being a busy working woman I can only just about squeeze in a coffee first thing, so was absolutely delighted to be invited along to Jo & Co who won first place in Best Team and top three in Best Brunch in the BRAVO Awards, ‘22. The venue situated on Church Road in Hove is incredibly chic. A bright and welcoming space, featuring a mezzanine floor complete with hanging foliage and quirky pastel wallpaper. It’s the perfect setting to catch up with friends, or quietly work while enjoying a latte or three.

Proprietor Jo greeted me and my plus one at the door and subsequent to seating us at a comfortable booth, we were presented with menus. Making a decision wasn’t easy, but we eventually settled on a Full English and shredded Ham Hock Benedict with Oat Vanilla Lattes. The coffee (sourced from Australia and New Zealand) is served in glass mugs, a smooth and delightful start to our brunch experience. The food arrived without delay and I was impressed with the presentation, and couldn’t wait to get stuck in. All the ingredients are high quality, the egg was perfectly poached with a golden centre that oozed out under my knife onto the sourdough toast. I devoured the crispy bacon and well cooked sausage, hash browns, fresh tomato and mushrooms and small pot of baked beans. Absolute heaven and one of the nicest cooked breakfasts I’ve eaten. The Benedict also delivered. A lightly toasted muffin topped with shredded ham hock and poached eggs smothered in creamy Hollandaise. Every bite was perfection, the salty ham complimented the delicate flavours of the egg and sauce, I honestly could have eaten two of everything. Side note, I did share these two dishes with my dining partner in case you were wondering…

To finish, Bloody Marys. Jo & Co make one of the best, double vodka and just the right amount of spice, garnished with fresh rosemary and a celery stick. There’s something decadent about day drinking when brunch is involved (as opposed to a park bench) but we resisted the urge to order another and wobbled happily out of the door to catch the bus back into Brighton.

115 Church Road, Hove, BN3 2AF | 01273 934400 | Joandcorestaurants.co.uk

A Unique Dining Experience

Set in the heart of Cuckfield village, The Talbot has a wonderful range of Lunch, Bar & Dinner Menus & of course our traditional Sunday Lunch. Add to this our extensive Wine List, regional Ales & relaxed atmosphere & there is no better place to entertain friends, family or colleagues.

High St, Cuckfield, RH17 5JX 01444 455898 | @TheTalbotCuckfield www.thetalbotcuckfield.co.uk

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Food / Drink [Bars]

The Fallen Angel

The Fallen Angel is a little gem of a pub nestled in Kemptown on Grafton Street that is beloved for its welcoming atmosphere and great service. This establishment has a cosy feel with beautiful vintage decor and apparently very comfy chairs: perfect for sitting back to relax with one of the cocktails that they make so well here. Fabulous and friendly, this is a Brighton pub at its best. Fallen Angel, 24 Grafton Street, Kemptown, Brighton, BN2 1AQ, 07949 590001 / instagram.com/fallen_angel_brighton.

The Brunswick

Located on Holland Road in Hove, The Brunswick is more than just a pub - think music venue and community institution. It not only offers good, fresh pub food from its restaurant and bar, but hosts hundreds of live music shows throughout the year. The Brunswick is a key venue in the local music scene, as well as a great place for a pint. They also have escape room experiences upstairs if you fancy. The Brunswick, 1 Holland Road, Hove, BN3 1JF, 01273 733984 / brunswickpub.co.uk.

The Walrus

Looking for great food in superb surroundings? Then The Walrus is absolutely for you - this is a beautifully refurbished pub with a menu to die for. This 200 year pub is fabulously furnished with eclectic style and the restaurant serves a wide array of both classic and contemporary food, with seasonal offerings. Located on Ship Street in the Lanes, The Walrus even has a hidden two-storey garden to enjoy a drink or two in, as well. The Walrus, 10 Ship Street, Brighton, BN1 1AD, 01273 025749 / thewalrusbrighton.com.

Tørstigbar

Tørstigbar is the premier Brighton destination for low or zero alcohol drinks. From their doors on George Street in Kemptown, they offer a huge range of low (or no) spirits, beers, cocktails and wines. The bar has a modern, stylish vibe and is a properly credible alternative to the traditional boozer. The Torstigbar take on a Mojito was a particular favourite when Discover went to pay them a visit. Torstigbar, 45 George Street, Kemptown, Brighton, BN2 1RJ, 07388 446470 / torstigbar.com.

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speciality teas and coffees, bubble tea

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vietnamese banh-mi, paratha wraps, filled brioche rolls

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asian cakes, fresh pastries, ice creams and sorbets

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ASIAN BEERS range of bottled beer, Cobra on tap

Love + Lust

The Valentine’s Issue

[By Calandra Balfour & Tim Richardson]

It’s my first Valentine’s Day with my partner and our sex life is great but I’d like to spice things up and introduce some toys in the bedroom. I’m quite shy and don’t know how to introduce this. Can you help and also make some suggestions to what I could use but without scaring them?

Introducing new things in the bedroom can be nerve-racking, but it can also be exciting and bring new levels of pleasure to your relationship. One way to bring up the topic is to talk about it in a nonthreatening way, such as bringing up a TV show or article you read about couples who use sex toys and asking your partner their thoughts on it. Start by talking about your desires and explaining how you think introducing a sex toy could enhance your sexual experience together, and ask if they’re open to exploring together. You could each write a list of ‘yes/no/maybe’ things you would like to try and compare lists. Be respectful of your partner’s boundaries and listen to their concerns, address them and be open to discussing any reservations they may have. When it comes to buying sex toys, there are many options to choose from. A good place to start is with a small, non-intimidating toy such as a bullet vibrator, which can be used during foreplay or sex to stimulate different erogenous zones. A bullet vibrator is a great starting point for couples looking to introduce sex toys into their relationship. They are small, non-intimidating and versatile. You can use them during foreplay or intercourse to stimulate different erogenous zones and provide extra stimulation for both partners. They are also relatively inexpensive and easy to use, making them a great option for those new to sex toys. Other options include a wand vibrator, these are a bit bigger than a bullet and can be used for external and internal stimulation - they are great for a non-sexual massage too! Another option is a couples ring, these are worn by the penis owner (or on a dildo) during intercourse to provide extra stimulation to both partners. Another great way to discover more about your partner, and yourself, is through a sexy game ‘Monogamy’ and ‘Our Sex Game’ are two of our faves. You can also suggest that you both shop for a toy together, or choose a toy each - Lust! Is a great place to do this btw - you could say the first trip is only a window shop. Remember, introducing new things into the bedroom can be a sensitive topic, so approach the conversation with care and respect for your partner’s feelings. Happy Valentine’s! Tim Richardson and Calandra Balfour own the adult shops Taboo and Lust! They are sex educators and sex-therapy informed practitioners.

43 Gardner St, Brighton BN1 1UN | 01273 699344 | lust.co.uk

Khalil Properties Short-Term

Lettings

[Ahmed Khalil]

At Khalil Properties, we have the experience and the expertise to help you get the most out of your property. One way that we can do this is by working with you on short-term lettings: renting out your property on a short-term basis. Demands for hotel alternatives have increased in recent years and this is a prime market that we can help you explore. The benefits of short-term letting include:

Flexible pricing: As the lets are agreed for a shorter period, you can adjust your prices more regularly to keep up with changing demand and competition. You’re not tied into a fixed price over a long period, as with a long-term let.

Higher income generation - As prices can be raised during peak times and adjusted to keep bookings flowing throughout the year, you’ll be able to maximise your potential income. You can strategize your bookings to get the maximum return on your investment.

Flexibility with tenants - Obviously, hopefully all tenants are wonderful. But just in case they’re not, you’re not tied into a long-term contract. You can find better tenants quickly.

Regular involvement with your property - The faster turnover of tenants means that you can access your property more regularly if you want to. It’s easy to have access for maintenance or to check the property. If you’re interested in working with us to take advantage of the short-term lettings market, call Ahmed at Khalil Properties on 01273 573960 or visit khalilproperties.co.uk.

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