Gallery Bar with view of suspended golden horse and balloon statue
Andy Stagg

We're Open!

Welcome to Brighton Dome – Open Daytime Tuesday to Sunday

Step into the refurbished and restored Corn Exchange, Gallery Bar and Festival Bar, now open to visitors during the day with free entry.

Opening Times
 

Tue 17 Dec: 12pm-4pm

Wed 18 Dec: 12pm-4pm

Thu 19 Dec: 12pm-4pm

Fri 20 Dec: 12pm-4pm

Sat 21 Dec: Closed

Sun 22 Dec: Closed

Discover Our Rich Heritage

Our enthusiastic heritage volunteers are ready to meet you and share captivating stories about Brighton Dome’s past. They offer a sneak peek into our unique spaces, and you can explore the building’s fascinating history on our new interactive digital timeline.

A Space for Everyone

The Gallery Bar, bathed in natural light, provides a vantage point overlooking the Corn Exchange. Immerse yourself in the creative atmosphere where every day offers something different - from watching our technical team set up for performances to catching a glimpse of a dress rehearsal or soundcheck. This fully accessible community space welcomes all visitors. Whether you want to work using our free Wi-Fi, entertain the children, or simply enjoy a unique meeting spot with friends and family, we have something for everyone.

Bring Your Own

Feel free to bring your own food and drink. If you’d like to grab something delicious beforehand, we recommend our restaurant partner, Redroaster, the best cup of coffee in Brighton.

Important Information

Please note that opening times may vary when we host daytime events - please check our website before visiting. Entry is via the Welcome Area on New Road (Brighton Dome Entrance 1). The Gallery Bar has limited seating and may be noisy at times.

Learn more about our heritage

View of the Stables

Architecture

From Indian inspired domes to stylish Art Deco details, Brighton Dome has undergone radical architectural transformation
A large orchestra on the Dome stage with a big organ and plants pictured in the background

Heritage Stories - Entertainment

Black and white image of rows of hospital beds inside the Dome, with a chandelier above them.

Social History

Brighton Dome has been at the heart of the local community for over 200 years
Looking in to a cafe, there is a table set up with three visible chairs, two wine glasses and a bottle of champagne set up to the side. There are lots of green plants on display around the restaurant.

Visit Redroaster at Brighton Dome

Redroaster at Brighton Dome features a covered and heated private terrace overlooking the Royal Pavilion Gardens, covered al-fresco dining on New Road as well as a beautifully designed restaurant in Brighton Dome itself. Join us for delicious food served all-day, wines from The Guardian’s Zeren Wilson, our own roasted organic coffees and award winning cocktails.

Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival members enjoy a 20% discount on food at Redroaster (Mon-Fri at Brighton Dome location only). 

Book a table at Redroaster