Zombie Walk Brighton 2012

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Beach Of The Dead 2012

On Saturday the 20th of October Brighton will be covered in blood and walking zombies for sixth year. A Zombie Walk procession starts at 15:00 at West Pier and finishes in Concorde 2 on Madeira Drive with 80s Zombie Prom After party from 16:00-21:00.

Parade is also called Beach Of The Dead. This parade is free, but after party in Concorde 2 is ticketed. Tickets will cost £3 on the door.. This zombie walk is funded and organized by Katie Amer. It was unleashed in 2007 with more and more zombies coming every year. It is funny but really scary as zombies look really real. As they are going through the city they are scaring people to death.

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Brighton’s big Olympic Games London 2012 beach cinema

From 27th July to 12th August 2012 Murray Media and Boho Green are bringing FREE beach cinema to Brighton seafront by the West Pier.

Beach cinema will be bringing a huge free open air cinema broadcast coverage of Olympic Games London 2012 and as well selection of blockbuster movies. On one site you can find not only great cinema but as well all licensed bar, sheltered seating, picnic tables and chairs.

Free beach cinema will be open to public on 27th July with official launch party from 19:30 and Olympic Games opening ceremony at 21:30. So come along and celebrate this year’s Olympic Games.

Brighton Festival and Brighton Fringe Festival 2012

Brighton festival and Brighton Fringe festival are running at the same time every year. They are taking place in several places in Brighton and Hove for over 3 weeks from 5 to 27 May.

Festivals are full of music, theatre, dance, film, literature, acting story-telling events and many many more. There is a lot of free events as well as paid ones and free open artist houses which is a big opportunity for artists to turn their residential homes into exhibition space.

There is a Fringe City which is a free event taking place in the New Road and Jubilee Street area of Brighton.

Festival is the largest annual arts festival in England with more than 200 events every year and thousands of visitors.