Best Brighton Events In April For 2027

North Laine Brewhouse is a vibrant microbrewery and creative hub for beer lovers, transforming a former Brighton nightclub into one of the city's most lively spots for craft brews and hearty gastro pub fare. Enjoy cocktails, beer pong, prosecco pong, shuffleboard, interactive darts, corn hole, and DJ nights on Fridays and Saturdays, all in a lively atmosphere filled with fun and good vibes.

Looking for things to do in Brighton today? Whether you're in need of a new date spot or a fun night out with friends, The Secret Comedy Club at Artista is bound to impress. Watch some of Brighton's best talent as they bring you new material throughout April.

Get ready to clink your glasses and fill your tummies at Toasted, The Breakfast Club Brighton's Bottomless Brunch extravaganza, which takes place every Saturday. Here, you'll get to indulge in unlimited bubbles, beer, and a variety of quirky cocktails, like Kentucky-style boozy iced tea and spicy bloody marys. Plus, you'll also get to enjoy a scrumptious brunch dish like eggs benedict and blueberry pancakes served with bacon. All of this for just £40 per person? Sign us up.

On the hunt for Brighton events on Good Friday? Alcotraz: Cell Block One Three is opening its doors to the town's most sought-after criminals (that's you). Dress in orange jumpsuits and smuggle in hooch, all before enjoying bespoke cocktails behind bars. 

You can always rely on Boogie Shoes Silent Disco Walking Tours for fun-packed Brighton April events. Led by the iconic Boogie Ruth, this disco shindig will have everyone dancing across the town, all while listening to hilarious commentary.

If you're searching for April events in Brighton that actually deliver on atmosphere, Tempest should be firmly on your radar. Set within the seafront arches, this beachfront playground blends open-air terrace drinking with late-night sessions in its cave-like interiors.

The end of April lineup kicks off with Shake A Leg (Friday the 24th of April) and Uncut Jams (Saturday the 25th of April), both offering free entry and a lively mix of DJs, making it an easy choice for spontaneous plans as spring rolls in.

Wondering what's on in Brighton on Easter weekend 2026? If you loved their show-stopping performance on Britain's Got Talent, buckle up, buttercup, because Forbidden Nights Brighton Ultimate Girl's Night Out is bringing their sexy live stage show to Pryzm.

Filled with hilarious moments and gorgeous men in uniform thrown in for good measure, this interactive experience is sure to leave you breathless. 

With an extra long weekend on the cards this April, it's time to make the most of Brighton's coolest events. We've rounded up the best things to do; from rum-fuelled bottomless brunches to live artists performing on the seafront and treasure hunts, there's plenty to choose between.

Rolling into town on the first Saturday of every month, the Lost + Found Bottomless Prosecco Brunch and Grazing Table is the ultimate feast to kick off your weekend. As you make your way through tasty tipples and delicious dishes, there's board games and banging tunes to keep the party spirit flowing.

While the soundtrack provides the fun, Fiveways Deli are providing the food - and you'll get two hours of unlimited fizz to wash it all down. Grab your tickets to this epic afternoon out for just £29 per head.

Searching for Brighton events this weekend in April? Then the Fun Puzzle Treasure Hunt is for you. Make your way across the cobbled streets or seafront spots, while uncovering clues and solving riddles in a bid to find the treasure. When you do, you'll get a cracking discount at a local boozer.

Get ready to immerse yourself in the lively world of Japanese karaoke at Lucky Voice Brighton. This place has private karaoke rooms, a top-notch cocktail bar, a late-night party space, and a mouthwatering karaoke brunch. You'll find seven karaoke pods, each packed with over 12,000 songs and a 'thirsty' button for convenient room service.

Artista is transformed into a twisted spectacle this April at Le Cirque du Sin. Produced by the creatures of ABADDON, this is no polite evening of entertainment.

Expect a carnival of the seven deadly sins, packing in drag, pole, live vocals and gorelesque performances. Guiding you through this magically macabre evening is Brighton's current reigning Titan and BNDM Monarch CyaNyde - a silver pole gremlin, certified icon and fire starter of chaos.

In the mood for unlimited slices of pizza and disco tunes? Yup. Then get moving to Patterns on the beachfront. Hosting a bottomless brunch every Saturday, this fun venue will be offering up first-class beats, alongside free-flowing cocktails.