What's On in Brighton

Sea Life Brighton - Standard Admission — Start the day somewhere genuinely otherworldly — beneath the waves without getting wet. Sea Life Brighton's tunnels and tanks are a feast for curious eyes of every age, from the tiniest jellyfish to the most imposingly ancient sea turtles. Doors open at 10:00am, making it the perfect morning or early-afternoon adventure; check the website for the latest ticket prices before you head down to the seafront.

Beverley Knight - Born To Perform Tour — If you have ever wanted to be in the same room as one of the finest voices in British soul and R&B, tonight at Brighton Dome is your moment. Beverley Knight's Born To Perform Tour is exactly what it sounds like — a masterclass in stage presence from a singer who makes every note feel earned and every lyric feel personal. Showtime is 7:00pm; check the website for tickets, and do not leave it too late.

The Secret Comedy Club Wednesdays — There is something deliciously conspiratorial about a comedy night where the line-up is kept under wraps until the moment the acts step up. Artista Cafe And Gallery provides an intimate, cafe-warm backdrop that makes the whole thing feel like a brilliant secret shared between strangers who all end up friends by the last punchline. It kicks off at 7:00pm and tickets are a very reasonable £8–£10 — practically a steal for a night that could go absolutely anywhere.

Cool-Aid Comedy — The Caroline of Brunswick is one of Brighton's most characterful pubs, all mismatched furniture and the kind of atmosphere that loosens you up before the first comedian has even reached the microphone. Cool-Aid Comedy brings an unpretentious, anything-goes energy to proceedings from 8:00pm — ideal if you fancy rounding off your Wednesday evening with something spontaneous and genuinely funny. Check the website for ticket details and get there early to grab a good spot.