Following the major refurbishment, it’s been wonderful to see the Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre welcoming back artists and audiences, bringing people together for live performances and community events and offering space for artists to develop new work.
Click below to see how these restored venues have come back to life in a new film featuring our CEO, Andrew Comben, Bella Sankey, Leader of Brighton & Hove City Council and lead architect Peter Clegg of Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios.
Don’t forget you can drop by from Thursday to Saturday between 10am–4pm to explore the new spaces and meet our friendly heritage volunteers.
With special thanks to Brighton and Hove City Council, Arts Council England, National Lottery Heritage Fund, Coast to Capital and all trusts, foundations and individual donors who made this refurbishment possible.
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