Gardens and the City - Heritage Open Day 2020
To celebrate Heritage Open Days 2020 we published a series of blogs researched and written by Brighton Dome's heritage volunteers. These stories offer a fascinating insight into the connections between Brighton Dome and the Royal Pavilion Estate and Gardens and the city.
Domes of Brighton
Fri 11 September 2020
Boxing Legends Entertained the Crowds at Brighton Dome
Sat 12 September 2020
How did Brighton Dome’s Corn Exchange get its name?
Sat 12 September 2020
Restoration of Ceres, Roman Goddess of Agriculture
Sun 13 September 2020
Brighton on Film: short videos of the city by British Pathé
Sun 13 September 2020
'Hidden Nature' in the Prince Regent's Chinese wallpaper
Mon 14 September 2020
Brighton’s Connections to Slavery
Mon 14 September 2020
The Gardens in the Royal Pavilion Estate
Tue 15 September 2020
Art Deco Style Comes to Brighton Dome
Tue 15 September 2020
Maria Fitzherbert: A Secret Royal Wife
Wed 16 September 2020
Hydrangeas Bring Japan to the Royal Pavilion Gardens
Fri 18 September 2020
How Chrysanthemums found their way to the Royal Pavilion Gardens
Wed 16 September 2020
How did the Prince Regent’s stables compare with other stables of the time?
Fri 18 September 2020
Chinese Lanterns in the Royal Pavilion Gardens
Thu 17 September 2020
