Brighton Fun Puzzle Treasure Hunt!
@ Brighton Train Station on Various dates from Tuesday 3rd November 2026
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Daytime ⋅ Quiz Night ⋅ Something A Little Different
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Tickets from £19.99 - £32.99
Scientifically speaking, weekends are no longer technically reserved for Friday and Saturday nights. The Thursday night resurgence has begun and already venues in Brighton have latched on to this premium party night. With a cracking selection of venue's, this city has exactly what you're looking for, whether you fancy dancing the night away or would rather unwind in a sleek cocktail bar. Check out our recommendations for the best events on a Thursday night in Brighton and start your weekend early.
@ Brighton Train Station on Various dates from Tuesday 3rd November 2026
Thursdays are the new Fridays over at Mowgli. Get your weekend started early with Indian street food favourites.
We're talking fiery gunpowder chicken, temple dahl, lamb bunny chow and Aunty Geeta's prawn curry. The cocktail list is just as delicious, packing in everything from chilli mango margs to masala espresso martinis.
@ Alcotraz Penitentiary: Brighton on Various dates from Tuesday 3rd November 2026
Everyone knows Thursday is the new Friday, and everyone also knows that Orange Is The New Black. So why not head on down to Brighton's first-ever prison-themed cocktail bar and enjoy a night of bespoke smuggled cocktails, dodgy guards and real metal cells.
@ Fiddler's Elbow on Every Thursday
The best pint of Guinness in the city, cracking live musician and a fun Irish atmosphere - where do we sign up? Thursday nights at The Fiddler's Elbow that's where. They will be bringing you the best local talents for an evening of crooning and emotional singalongs.
Searching for something new in Brighton this Thursday? At Artista Cafe & Gallery, you can expect a friendly atmosphere and intimate comedy show. With a hilarious lineup including, Ali Brice, John-Luke Roberts and Alice India, the event promises a night of endless entertainment.
The Prestonville Arms has been quenching Brighton's thirst since way back in the 1860s. Tucked away between Seven Dials and Brighton Station, it's the perfect stop whether you're starting your night or ending it.
Fancy a little midweek competition? Get down here on Thursdays for its legendary quiz night.
If you fancy a slightly quieter Thursday night in Brighton, why not head to Dead Wax Social. This cool bar in the North Laine celebrates Brighton's incredible music scene through vinyl; that means there's no digital music being played and you can even take your own records along for consideration. The menu is packed with beer, and cocktails, and they really do know how to mix a mean drink.