Best Arts and Culture Places in Arundel

"A municipally owned property, the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery is a public site in the South East of England and part of the Royal Pavilions & Museums of Brighton & Hove, free for the residents but chargeable for visitors. Located in the heart of the city’s cultural quarters, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery speaks about the city’s diversity in the realm of culture, arts and history."

"Situated in the Pavilion Gardens, the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery is home to a hotchpotch of art and history exhibits. Showcasing Brighton through the eras, it’s a sometimes random, but nevertheless engaging look at Brighton’s history. As well as permanent exhibitions, the museum also hosts temporary presentations throughout the year."

"For a fantastic day out with the family, head to the Brighton Museum & Art Gallery. There is loads to see and do as it caters for families and kids. With hands-on interactive displays, pictures, photos and loads of wonderful exhibits for kids to get involved with."

"Check out The West Hill Tavern's menu of enticing slices, from the sorry miss jackfruit with pulled bbq seitan and jackfruit, to sgt pepperoni's heart club bad with smoky seitan sausage, hot red peppers and gooey mozzarella. The kooky creations at this place are sure to rival any meaty counterparts. The West Hill Tavern's pizzas look so good that you certainly won't want to share."

"A truly inspired and original brunch offering from this independent, family-run pizza pub. Perched on the hillside, 2 minutes walk from Brighton station, The West Hill Tavern offers a Saturday 'Let's Get Pizza'd' bottomless pizza brunch, featuring breakfast-inspired toppings such as shakshuka, avocado, mushrooms, eggs and bacon."

"The West Hill Tavern is a community hub-pub affectionately known as the "Westie.". It serves hand-stretched artisinal sourdough pizzas, alongside toasted sandwiches and Sunday roasts."

"Good art comes in all different shapes and sizes, and there is no gallery that exemplifies this better than the intimate IO on Sydney Street. Giving a platform to Brighton’s best locally-produced art, IO is the place to go if you’re a fan of eye-catching sculpture and 3D design. One of our favourite contributors in recent years is Chris Cain, whose magic touch can turn a used tin of chopped tomatoes into a medieval-looking candle holder."

"If diversity is what you are after, then IO Gallery is the place to go. A gorgeous little gallery in the bosom of Brighton’s bustling North Laine, this gallery represents over 100 artists at any given time. Run by artists for artists, it has a relaxed and friendly vibe, while its ethos of supporting locally produced work and its wide spectrum of artistic mediums and forms mean that visiting IO is always a different experience."

"iO gallery is a fantastic place to buy a really unique souvenir from your trip to Brighton. The gallery is run by artists for artists. They help local artists sell their work and pride themselves on offering customers good quality, affordable art work ranging from paintings and prints to glass wear, ceramics and jewellery."

"Unlimited is an independent boutique packed with beautiful prints, art work and design pieces. The beauty of Unlimited is their championing of individual designers and makers and the fact their store is as much of a shop as it is a gallery to showcase the incredible work and artists their supportng. If that’s not enough they also throw events and exhibitions too!"

"For affordable art, stylish prints and bold homeware, this champions local independent artists and makers. Where:100-102 King’s Road Arches, BN1. Shop online at:unlimitedshop.co.uk"

"Showcasing the world in technicolour, Zorian Matthews is a local favourite within Brighton’s art scene. The most appealing thing about his small gallery on Kings Road is its pure authenticity; you can usually see Zorian hard at work on his latest painting at the back of it, and he’s always up for a chat about his work."

"This former Regency church in the heart of Brighton provides a unique home to its stunning exhibition programme, which boasts three main shows a year often developed in partnership. The gallery keeps a focus on contemporary visual art, supporting and encouraging artists with whom it works to be adventurous and to test the boundaries of their practice. Exhibitions tend to be dynamic and interactive, allowing even visitors the chance to create."

"Head towards the big blue from the city’s famous Lanes, get to sea level and next to the pebble beach you’ll find a collection of tables and chairs, a statue of a portly, bearded fisherman, and Brighton Smokehouse. With the mise en scene set so succinctly and the smell of smoked fish permeating the outdoor seating area, it’s time to refer to the specials chalkboard for what’s good. For us, nothing beats a smoked kipper roll and a freshly squeezed orange juice from the adjoining shop on a crisp, sunny day."

"Head towards the big blue from the city’s famous Lanes, get to sea level and next to the pebble beach you’ll find a collection of tables and chairs, a statue of a portly, bearded fisherman, and Brighton Smokehouse. With the mise en scene set so succinctly, and the smell of smoked fish permeating the outdoor seating area, it’s time to refer to the specials chalkboard for what’s good. For us, nothing beats a smoked kipper roll and a fresh lemonade from the adjoining shop on a crisp, sunny day."

"Village Square, Brighton Marina Village, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 5WD. Harvester are a family favourite chain of restaurants that also serve breakfast “Mornings were made for our unlimited breakfasts, available all week!. It includes eggs, bacon, sausage (including vegan and vegetarian sausages), and so much more, all freshly cooked to order."

"2 Cooper Street, Chichester PO19 1EB EnglandChinese, AsianLunch, DinnerDelivery, Takeout, Reservations, Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Table Service[email protected]+44 1243 783158http://confucius-chinese.co.uk/"

"Great Chinese restaurant. We used to live in the area years ago and Confucius was always a favourite with us." 4.3/5 star rating. 2 Cooper St, PO19 1ED. Photo: Confucius Chinese Restaurant"

"Pacific Tavern opened in May 2010 and is located inside the Smith Hotel Brooklyn. Since then, Golden Spork winner Chef Lang has been serving both quality in ..."

"What: Situated just a stone's throw from Brighton train station, this French-inspired bistro lives up to its name as you really will want to eat everything when you see the menu. Serving brunch every day of the week Mange Tout's regularly changing menu is written up on a chalk board and features Gallic classics such as croque monsieurs, croissants filled with gruyere, and pain perdu. Meanwhile, Mange Tout's mimosa is the perfect accompaniment to any brunch.Where: 81 Trafalgar Street, BN1 4EB"

"Mange Tout has been a hailed Brighton brunch spot since it opened its bistro doors in 2009. It’s organic, locally sourced and seasonal food has kept food lovers flocking, and the free-spirited, effortless ambience has solidified its reputation as one of Brighton’s most loved brunch spots."

"This smart, contemporary space a little way down from the station is a must-try for francophiles, whether for the small but perfectly-formed wine list and confident takes on classics like filet mignon, or the note-perfect brunch croissants. 81 Trafalgar St, BN1 4EB"

"07/05/2021: just had an amazing caesar salad, some nice pulled pork frittas and pan fried chicken - fantaaastic!. 25/04/2021: Fabulous Staff and Delicious Food!. Servers were so attentive and friendly."