Best Events In February

Thinking about what's on in Brighton tomorrow? Enjoy Fabulous Brunch Events hosted by some of the town's finest queens and performers. Expect an afternoon or evening filled with buff bingo, drag superstars and of course, plenty of cocktails and food.

Ah yes, the day of love falls nicely in the middle of February and, if you haven't planned the ultimate date for you and your partner yet, we've got you sorted. You'll find plenty to do in our Valentine's Day 2026 guide, from delicious dinners to raucous cabaret, plus a night in a cell.

Searching for Brighton events on a Saturday this February? Get stuck into a treasure hunt across the town. Explore its quaint and cobbled streets with a friend or solo while solving clues and riddles to win the prize (a discount at a local boozer).

Bottomless brunches mean business at Patterns on the beachfront. This music venue blasts out some of the best disco tunes every Saturday, all while guests tuck into unlimited slices of pizza and free-flowing mimosas for two hours.

Seafront location The Tempest isn't just Brighton's unique cave bar, since this fun venue also features a varied lineup of events for you to attend. With everything from house and disco events to special Valentine's club nights and garage from Wax Material Agency favourites, February is a packed roster.

Quirky bar Mesmerist might already be on your radar for cocktails and food, but how about their monthly lineup of events? February sees them play host to sing dance classes, disco bottomless brunches every Saturday, DJ nights and live music ranging from a live acoustic duo to RnB artists playing covers.

Wondering what's on in Brighton in February? Spend a night behind bars at Alcotraz: Cell Block One-Three. This immersive prison cocktail experience will have you sneaking in liquor past the eagle-eyed warden, all in a bid for the long-serving 'inmates' to make bespoke concoctions.

Whether you're a CBD newbie or a long-standing fan, this online workshop will give you the chance to sample a selection of goodies. You'll be taught more about the history and benefits of the plant extract and be able to ask questions during the interactive session.

We're coming up with ways to help you cheer on your team as the Six Nations is kicking off - excuse the pun - this February. From low-key sports bars to fancy pubs, there are plenty of options for rugby fans to catch every try and tackle on a top-notch screen.

To get your karaoke fix this February, there's no better place than Lucky Voice Brighton. The fun bar features private rooms for between four and 20 singers each, featuring a state of the art touchscreen karaoke interface with over 13,000 songs and even 'Thirsty' buttons to push for room service. 

Topping it off? Saturday bottomless brunches.

If you're wondering what to do in Brighton in February, The Breakfast Club has an awesome brunch-fuelled event every weekend. Make your way to The Lanes for TOASTED, where you'll get unlimited Kentucky-style boozed iced tea or prosecco and a tasty main for £40.

Feel like playing some darts, shuffleboard or beer pong this February? Well, now you can with North Laine Brewhouse. Enjoy an array of free activities at this cool brewhouse and a couple of refreshing pints afterwards. There are also quiz nights every Wednesday and themed parties too.

Join Blossoms in Brighton on the second Wednesday in February and learn how to craft your very own tipple with its Cocktail Masterclass. Tickets start from £35 per person and include the chance to make three of the bar's most popular drinks and, of course, taste them at the end.

In the mood for a good ol' laugh? The Secret Comedy Club has got you sorted. Head to Artista in the South Lanes, where the lineup includes some of the funniest comedians to grace the shores of Brighton, from up-and-coming stars to local favourites.

Fancy yourself a master of sushi-making? Whether you're a first timer or want to refine your skills, YO! Sushi School is teaching you everything you need to perfectly slice and roll your sushi.

You'll make five items across the session, as well as tuck into edamame and gyozas as snacks to share. Drinks on arrival, including Asahi and prosecco, top off the experience.