The Pavilion Gardens Cafe is celebrating it's 73rd year with Geoffrey Mead, Brighton's best loved tour guide conducting a special tour of cafe family history, dating back over 90 years. This tour also covers the history of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Dome & Museum, East Street, Brighton Beach, The Lanes, old town and how Brighton has evolved.

An opportunity to share and explore your experiences through creativity and find out who you are as a mother. There are eight art and writing workshops over two days.
19 May-Morning: Monoprinting, Organisation for Busy Mums. Afternoon: Bliss Space Yoga/Coaching, Your Story.
2 June-Morning: Creative Writing, Clay Handbuilding. Afternoon: Empowered Portraits, Blogging. For workshop and booking info: www.bigsunday.co.uk

‘Open Jazz’ with this remarkable group of musicians presenting original material with exciting rhythms. John Trelawney, trumpet, flugel, violin; Bird Curtis Quintet and Dogwatch, BBC Jazz Club, Zurich Jazz Festival; John Hurn, guitar, Flying Kites; Continent and States; Carl Cassidy, keyboards, States, Russia, Europe; Marcus Weeks, tmbn, competition winner; Wayne Windmill, Double bass, British Tours; Dave Uden, drums, GB/Continent.

Graphic design as an extreme sport. Andie Airfix talks about the challenges working with music’s ‘megastars’ including Metallica, Thompson Twins, Stones, Doa, Leppard, Zeppelin and more.

Talk dates, Q&As:
10, 11 (Def Leppard)
17, 18 (Metallica)
12, 19, 24 (Music design; Early Days)
8, 15, 22, 25 (Music design; Latter Days)

Free exhibition of Airfix’s graphics: 6-25 May, 10am -6pm. Shop, bar.

Meet Jo, product of the ‘have it all’ generation. Get directly involved in the action, as we take a light-hearted look at what it means to be a woman in today's society. Stirring, funny and sincere. Based on true stories, this unique mash up of cabaret and forum theatre aims to provoke debate around important social issues facing women in modern Britain.