Something A Little Different In Brighton

Get down to The Walrus on a Monday night and you'll find a motley crew of incredible comedians battling it out for the coveted mug. At Manic Mugday, your fate is in their hands.

You, the audience, along with a rubbish decibel meter from Temu, will decide the winner. Grab your tickets to laugh out loud on a school night from just £2.75.

Who said Brighton bars had to be boring? Not Tempest. Enjoy quaffing down a fresh pint of the good stuff, while taking in the glorious cave interiors and wacky lantern lights. If you're hungry, they also have some delicious grub on offer.

Seeking cool bars in Brighton? This Bond Street gem has gained quite a reputation with its entirely vinyl playlist and stone-baked pizzas. You can also test your knowledge of beats at their much-loved MC Cashback's Music Quiz.

Brighton's Sex Shop Tour and Scandalous Treasure Hunt is certainly something a little different. Kick off your adventure with a tour of one of the city's most iconic boutiques and the chance to bag some adults-only goodies to take home.

Next up is a treasure hunt in search of sass and scandal, from the location of Brighton's first nudist beach to the secret tunnel that once accommodated royal affairs. By the end of your afternoon, you'll see Brighton in a whole new light - and know all its dirty little secrets.

One of Brighton's most beautiful neighbourhood pubs, The Joker is all exposed brick, vintage decor and custom-built booths. Get on over to its warm and welcoming bar for a night of fine wine and delicious nibbles at By The Vine. 

Expect live music, sophisticated tastings and plenty of free-flowing convo. If you're feeling creative, there's a paint your own wine bottle class to show off your skills. Tickets to this ultra elegant evening are just £32.98.

Bougie Drag & Boy Toy Events is a top choice if you're looking for bars with dancing in Brighton. Expect to be entertained by some of the most sensational queens, while munching on a range of mouthwatering eats and bubbles. Need we say more?

Wanna go back to the good ol' days and play Time Crisis or race pals on a Scalextric track? We know the feeling. Luckily at The World's End on the London Road, you can get stuck into a range of retro arcade games, all before delving into plant-based fare from Vegan Noms.

Fancy showcasing your singing skills? Now you can with Lucky Voice Brighton. Join this much-loved haunt inspired by the Japanese karaoke culture, for its awesome range of private karaoke rooms, alongside a crackin' cocktail bar and late night party space. 

If you're wondering what to do in Brighton, then head along to The Mesmerist. This rather lovely looking lounge bar is not only home to idiosyncratic interiors and a kitsch collection of furniture, but there's also live cabaret, bottomless brunches and circus shows to be enjoyed. 

Looking for fun things to do in Brighton for adults? Then make your way to Alcotraz: Cell Block One-Three. Not only will you get to drink some of the finest bevvies in the clink, but you'll also have to sneak the liquor past the guards and warden.

Known for their hilarious live entertainment, Artista Cafe & Gallery's The Secret Comedy Club is the perfect location for non-stop laughter. Expect a diverse lineup of guests, alongside plenty of flowing drinks.

Explore the stunning streets of the town with Brighton Boogie Shoes Silent Disco Walking Party 2022. This hot event will have everyone listening to top-notch tunes through headphones, while being led by the sensational Boogie Ruth.

Fancy a games night with a difference? Get on down to Dabbers Bingo vs Musical Bingo. This is not your standard bingo night. One minute you're eyes down and dabbing furiously, the next you're shouting lyrics and dancing between numbers.

Expect banging tunes, big singalongs, ridiculous prizes, top-tier hosts and full-on energy from start to finish. Tickets to this epic night out start from just £10.45.

Fancy an evening out in Brighton? We've got some gorgeous men, thanks to Forbidden Nights. They're teaming up with Ironworks Studios and giving you an unforgettable performance. After the show, you can take a pic with the group too - try not to swoon.

Brimming with urban art, pink lacquered seating and garish wallpapers, Hotel Pelirocco is one of the quirkiest haunts in town. From burlesque events and poetry readings to vintage-inspired cocktail masterclasses, this haunt has plenty to keep revellers occupied.

Behind Brighton's beautiful seafront are plenty of brilliant and bonkers things to do. We're talking scavenger hunts, jewellery-making workshops and sky-high ziplines. 

Head over to Alcotraz and you can even spend the day in prison, bribing guards and sipping on cocktails along the way. Back out on the streets, you can learn to leave your mark on the city with a graffiti lesson from local legends like Snub23 and Sprite.

Are you and your friends a bunch of foodies? Then head over to The Community Kitchen in the town centre for a fun-filled cookery experience. Catch up with your pals while you sharpen your knife skills and make anything from a pretty brunch to an exquisite banquet.

Want to do something other than snooze on the sand at Brighton beach? You're in luck. The seaside is packed with all kinds of fun and games, from the world's oldest electric railway to creative cocktail making. 

If you're seeking some thrills, get out on the water for a spot of jet skiing, yachting or wakeboarding with Lagoon. For something much more sedate, head to Beach Box Spa for yoga classes, plunge pools and in-sauna body treatments.

Based on the fabulous Prohibition bars of the 1920s, Speakeasy at The Wick is a great spot for low-key drinking and sultry date nights alike. Make your way up its swanky staircase, where you'll be met with bespoke concoctions.

Whether you're a retro gaming nut or just craving a seaside hit of neon nostalgia, you can choose your own adventure on Brighton's arcade scene. Take your pick of old school slots and the latest in VR tech, from the old pier to some of the city's newest bars.

For a traditional good time, it's hard to beat The Dome, with its coin pushers and claw machines, If you're looking for something more high-tech, try Hollywood Bowl for fast-paced driving sims and shoot-em-ups.