Best Arts and Culture Places in Worthing

"One of Europe’s most innovative museums, the Brighton Museum houses a diverse collection of art and historical artefacts. With everything from ancient Egyptian burial objects to portraits of local celebrities, there’s no better place to learn about world and local history under one roof."

"A post shared by Royal Pavilion & Museums (@brighton_museums). This family friendly and accessible museum includes galleries depicting Hove's role in the birth of cinema as well as the nostalgic Wizard's Attic with toys from yesteryear."

"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."

"From their vast selection of gins and local ales through to their delicious pizzas, The West Hill Tavern is a feast for all the senses. Add in the funky decor, live music nights, fun pub quizzes and dog-friendly policy, and you're onto a winner with this cool place to eat in Brighton."

"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."

"Run by artists for artists, io Gallery in Brighton’s North Laine displays and promotes both local and national artists, bringing our customers the best and most affordable work they can find. First opened in 1997, the gallery has made a name for itself over the last 22 years, having helped hundreds of local artists to sell their work, keeping strong their ethos of fair trade, focus on ecology and fair representation of individual artists. 39 Sydney St, Brighton BN1 4EP"

"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."

"This range of art prints, ceramics, jewellery and homeware is a treasure trove of on-trend gifts created by indie designers and makers. Where:27 Gloucester Rd, BN1. Shop online at:dowsedesign.co.uk"

"Proud of its status as ‘the largest artist-led arts organisation in the South East of England’, the Phoenix Gallery is the exhibition space for the Phoenix Arts Association, a charitable arts organisation providing studio space for and run by artists. Featuring both international and local art, this gallery is an electric hub of talent and exploration with experimental exhibitions and stimulating artworks; this reputation for pushing boundaries is the reason it has become the venue for large-scale exhibitions such as the Brighton Photo Fringe and The White Nights installations. Open Tuesday until Saturday during exhibitions and a stone’s throw away from the nearest bus station, make time for a visit to this kooky gallery."

"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."

"The gallery that shows “real art for real people”, Conclave is Brighton’s newest addition with 95% of its artworks priced under £95 - including originals and limited edition pieces. Conclave recognises that many art lovers may not have the capacity for a four-plus figure spend, so affordability is at the heart of what they do - but that’s not to say the artwork here is of any lower quality, the team have an eye for finding the best up-and-coming work in town. 9 Queens Rd, Brighton BN1 3WA"

"Though Gelato Gusto’s original is on Gardner Street, in the North Laines, we’re here for their King’s Road Arches outpost (opened last year) which comes complete with a sea view and seagulls competing for your cone. Just as it should be, we think. Here, their reliably gorgeous artisan ice cream comes in a huge variety of flavours (200 and counting since the gelateria’s inception!) with 20 or so on at one time."

"JoJo’s Brighton is a family-run, artisan gelato shop that’s renowned for bringing those American retro vibes to the seaside, as well as offering some of the finest gelato, crepes, waffles and drinks in the city. This cosy ice cream shop isn’t far from West Pier either, so it’s a gorgeous pit-stop if you’re having a beach-side stroll and it’s one of our favourite brighton instagram spots. Follow @angelalikesfood on Instagram"

"With sundaes, waffles, crepes, milkshakes and gelato on the menu, you'll keep coming back for more (we definitely did). The dessert's decorations are deffo worth sharing on your feed. Find JoJo's on Western Road in Hove."

"Another of the new kids in up and coming Preston Street is Kujira. Sharp looks and excellent taste mix in this Japanese robatayaki grill and izakaya bar, serving up marinaded meats and exclusive cocktails. Downstairs there’s an additional bar and karaoke come games room."

"Enjoy a French-Themed menu with freshly prepared seasonal food all year round. Located in the Heart of the North Laine, it’s the perfect coffee stop during a busy day of shopping. 40 Kensington Gardens, BN1 4AL"

"Cote Brasserie serves classic brasserie dishes with a modern twist. They have been inspired by novel Parisian trends, and bring the same to Chichester. They have an ever changing specials menu, so if you’re a regular, fear not, you will not be disappointed."

"There are Francophiles behind this nationwide French brasserie group – that much is obvious. Every last detail, from the rattan terrace furniture ..." Read our full review"

"There are Francophiles behind this nationwide French brasserie group – that much is obvious. Every last detail, from the rattan terrace furniture ..."

"Just a stone's throw from the seaside, The Thomas Kemp is your go-to for outdoor drinks and live music in Kemptown. As for food, the pub has got all the classics to keep you going throughout the week - think sausage and mash, bacon, brie and cranberry sandwich, pie of the day and Sunday roasts."

"One of the best beer gardens in Kemptown, The Thomas Kemp has got you covered for craft beers and classic pub in an alfresco setting. Just a hop, skip and jump from the sea, this place is perfect for a light lunchtime bite or a more hefty meal."