Featured Events in Brighton in August 2025 (July Updated)

PLEASE NOTE TICKETS FOR ALL EVENTS ARE NOW BOOKABLE DIRECTLY THROUGH OUR WEBSITE. CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE AND BOOK TODAY! During this 1.5 hour lesson we will be learning about the art of Kokedama, starting with making our own bonsai soil. Once we have mixed the different substrates we will work with moss and our plant to make a moss wrapped plant base. We will be learning how to make a simple macrame hanger made from twine Whats included? Refreshments, a medium sized plant and all materials. If the workshop is for a gift we recommend you buy a gift voucher from our website or in store so the benefactor can redeem at their leisure. You can cancel for a full refund up to 7 days before the event. Please do so via Eventbrite. If you have to cancel within 7 days for ANY reason, then we will try and re-sell your tickets. If they do not sell, then we will be unable to book you onto another workshop or issue a refund. We know this sounds harsh, but unfortunately we are a small business, we will have bought fresh materials for the workshop and they will simply go to waste if you are unable to attend. However we do have a brilliant solution - which is that we would be happy to make you up a kokedama that you would have made for you to collect at your leisure! OR we can provide you with all the materials and lend you the tools for you to create your own kokedama at home, so you will not miss out. We reserve the right to cancel the workshop at any time. In this case you will be issued a full refund or offered another workshop time. Information Source: Between Two Thorns | eventbrite

Welcome to the 6th Annual Fashion Show! Come join us for a night of glitz and glamour at 300 Strong St . Get ready to be wowed by the latest trends and designs from top designers competing. This in person event promises to be a night to remember, filled with stunning runway looks and exciting performances. Don't miss out on this fabulous opportunity to experience the magic of fashion up close. Grab your friends and make it a night out to remember! Information Source: Halo's Closet | eventbrite

"Let's Shoot Out Alzheimer's " is a sporting clay fundraiser event, benefiting the Alzheimer's Association of Colorado. The Alzheimer's Association is a global not for profit organization, which provides care and support of those facing Alzheimer's, they drive research for treatment, prevention, and, ultimately a cure, and they speak up for the needs and rights of people affected by Alzheimer's. This event will be held at Colorado Clays in Brighton, Colorado. This event will take place on their sporting clay course, 4-man teams, single participant welcome. We will be at 10 sporting clay stations with 10 targets at each station. We will award the top 3 highest participant teams with trophies and a high point participant trophy. Catered lunch will follow immediately after the main event , with silent auction, as well as door prizes and a Scheels Sporting goods raffle all benefiting the Alzheimer’s association of Colorado. Did you know that more than 5 million people in the United States are living with Alzheimer’s disease, and more than 16 million friends and family members provide care for them? Alzheimer's isn't stopping — but neither the "Let's Shoot Out Alzheimer's Volunteers, Donors and Participates . By participating in the " Let's Shoot out Alzheimer's" Sporting Clay Event , Your raising critical awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s care, support and research. Will you join the fight against Alzheimer's disease by signing up today for this event? Advertise your great company with us by becoming a station sponsor, lunch or water sponsor. Corporate and individual donations, silent auction items, and station sponsorships are welcome and appreciated for this event. Devin Olsen, The Mastermind of this awesome fundraiser, created this event 8 years ago as a small internship final project, and in memory of her grandmother Marge Olsen. Devin, never thought it would grow into the event it is today. Information Source: Devin Olsen | eventbrite

The traditional stereotype of the witch as an ugly old woman who harms others using supernatural means has a strong hold within the popular imagination, but in modern society other types of witches have emerged, including those who use supernatural means to benefit others, those who follow a nature-based neo-pagan religion, and those who resist the imposition of patriarchal structures and hierarchies. From among this complex environment of different understandings of witchcraft emerged Modern Pagan Witchcraft, also known as Wicca, in the 1950s. It has been described as one of the fastest growing religions in Western civilisation and it is the only religion that Britain has given to the world. Social media channels abound with specialised groups for witchcraft and Wicca, with numbers measuring in the millions for Facebook and Instagram, and in the billions for views on TikTok. Most YouTube videos relating to Wicca have hundreds of thousands of views, ranging from guides for beginners to advanced discussions. But is it just a trend? Or is there more to the modern revival of witchcraft? Join Dr Phillips in this enchanting talk to examine beliefs about witchcraft from the witch trials of medieval Europe to its modern expression in the 21st century. Discover the key influencers from 19th century Britain who helped witchcraft endure from its shadowy past to emerge re-born into public awareness in the 1950s. Doors open at 7pm, talk starts at 7.30pm - come down early to grab a good seat! Follow us on IG @seedtalks Dr Julia Phillips is Hon Senior Research Associate and lecturer at the University of Bristol. She received her PhD for her research examining how witches and witchcraft were featured in newspapers in Victorian Britain. Her work has been published in books, academic journals, and popular magazines, and she is a regular presenter at conferences and events. Her primary research interests are the study of witchcraft in the 19 th century and the development of modern Pagan Witchcraft in the 20 th /21 st centuries.  Testimonials from our guests ⭐ Super Interesting talks! Fun and Informative - Ally S. ⭐ Expertly run, talks are always super informative and a lot of fun! Couldn’t recommend these enough! 5 star. - Owen S ⭐ Very interesting topics, and very well organised. Would 100% recommend - Jordo S Information Source: Seed Talks | eventbrite