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Status Flo

5 men's heads against a dark background

Tindersticks

AFLO. the poet, Mally and Ty'rone Haughton

Status Flo

AFLO. the poet, Mally & Ty'rone Haughton

Status Flo

A white man playing guitar. He wears a white hat and blue denim shirt.

Paul Carrack

Two performers surrounded by confetti and smiling broadly

The Glass Slippers

Brighton Dome Family Programme

Craft workshop at Brighton Dome. Young children are sat crafting at a table covered with craft paper and equiment

Playmakes: The Glass Slippers

Family Craft Workshop

Olivier Stankiewicz performing in a park in front of a London skyline

Olivier Stankiewicz and friends

Coffee Concert Series 2024/25

Two performers sit cross legged on stage in front of an orchestra. One is playing a traditional Indian instrument, the other is singing with her arms outstretched

Orchestral Qawwali Project

Presented by Brighton Dome and Midnight Mango

A dancer on stage in the Corn Exchange with his arm oustretched, wearing traditional African clothing. A crowd of smiling families stand in the background

Family Day Take Part

Presented by African Night Fever and Brighton & Hove Black History in partnership with Writing Our Legacy

Corn Exchange, Studio Theatre, Concert Hall Foyer, Brighton Museum

4 band members look down at the camera with trees behind them

Dome Studio Live

Holiday Ghosts + Currls + Room Service

woman with glasses looks directly forwards with a positive facial expression and is situated within a green background

Sarah Millican: Late Bloomer

Wed 16 - Fri 18 Oct

A black man stands in a spotlight, his head tilted upwards, and his hands wide apart, as if he were about to clap

Talawa Firsts on Tour: Bougie Lanre's Boulangerie

Kareem Parkins-Brown

Two men embracing. Both are topless with tattoos and wearing tracksuit trousers

Soft Play

Plus special guests Panic Shack

Two musicians on stage playing African instruments

Afro Celt Sound System

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