Things To Do In Brighton This Weekend

Perfect for birthday parties, date days or just a way to kill time on a wet weekend, GOVR's Brighton experience offers a great range of single and multi-player VR experiences to suit every gamer. From zombie shoot-outs to brain-teasing tests, it's an excellent alternative daytime activity for all the gang.

Take to some virtual skies at this unique Brighton VR experience. Head to The World's End on London Road where you can bag yourself an entire hour of gameplay for you and a friend, along with the chance to sample all the other delights this quirky gaming bar has on offer.

Bottomless brunch doesn't get much better than at The Breakfast Club. Join the Toasted club every Saturday where, for just £30, you can grab yourself unlimited Bucks Fizz, prosecco or beer, alongside a selection of their delicious brunch and brinner dishes.

Head over to Proud Cabaret every Friday and Saturday night where the delight of Cirque Divine await you. Bringing together some of the country's most highly-skilled cabaret acts, you can catch eye-popping circus, sultry burlesque and hilarious comedy, alongside some great dinner and drinks packages.

A quirky addition to the Brighton sea front, this picture-ready attraction makes for a great alternative day out for all the family. With tickets from just £4.50, you'll get to see the world from the other side as this weird and wonderful structure turns the house on its head.

Taking over The Walrus' slick club room every Saturday night, Showlesque brings you a top-notch line up of cabaret, burlesque, circus and drag, with a roaring 20s twist. Alongside a stunning show, overseen by the inimitable Victoria Blacklace, you'll be treated to a glass of bubbles on arrival and delicious platter of nibbles.

Perfect for birthday parties, hen dos, or just an excuse to get the whole gang together, this fun bar crawl around Brighton will take you to some of the funnest watering holes in town. They also offer you a choice of packages to suit your night, from pub options for the craft beer fiends, cocktail routes for the sippers and good old fashioned party bars for those ready to rumble.

A quirky comedy gig down at the Artista Cafe, The Secret Comedy Club goes pro on a Saturday with some of the fastest rising stars in the biz. With an early show and a late show to pick from, expect a line up of top tier acts ready to make you split a side or two.

Best cure for that Friday night hangover? Getting right back on it. Patterns' Saturday bottomless brunch is all about re-starting the party with free-flowing fizz, tasty avo toast or eggs benny and little post-brunch get down where you can bag cocktails for just £5.

So you like beer? Time to prove it with this interactive tour of the North Laine Brewhouse that will have you playing at producer all day long. Spend a Sunday getting your hands dirty over the course of a six hour brewing masterclass, but don't fret about refreshment because the pub will be handling your breakfast and lunch for you, and letting you sample the goods along the way.