14th May 2018
What are your plans this bank holiday weekend? From wine tours to grumpy cats, here are our pick of the best events. Enjoy!
Brighton’s favourite multi-venue fringe festival hub is the perfect place to spend a sunny Bank Holiday. There are plenty of shows to see and space to relax with great food and drink. With activities to keep the kids entertained, it’s a family friendly way to enjoy your extra day off. Enjoy!
Wakehurst is a beautiful botanic garden located near Haywards Heath. This bank holiday, it’s hosting an action-packed weekend of woodland activities for all the family! Activities will include tree climbing, archery, storytelling and live music.
Over 200 artists’ homes and studios are open in Brighton this May to showcase their best work. It’s a fantastic opportunity to source local art for your collection, purchasing from the artist themself! There’s also workshops, tea and cake and more across the locations.
Sourpuss is a very grumpy, ginger cat. A brand new theatre production by Lori Hopkins, it focuses on Sourpuss discovering and learning the secrets of the great outdoors. Incorporating puppetry, original music and design, it’s a great choice rain or shine!
What could be better than a vineyard and winery bus tour on a bank holiday weekend? The tour includes multiple vineyards, tasting sessions, a specially selected menu of local produce, and plenty of award-winning wines. Perfect.
On Bank Holiday Monday, the Brighton Open Air Theatre is holding a charity Punk Picnic! Local punk bands will be playing, with all the money raised going to Mondays Child UK. Whether you’re 6 or 60, let your hair down at this special rockin’ event.