Best Events In December

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and fortunately for us, this seaside spot is offering a range of fabulous shindigs. From bottomless drag brunches to cabaret shows and karaoke parites, there are plenty to choose from this winter. So, without further ado, check out our pick of the very best events this December in Brighton.

Last edited by Scarlett Welch

Last updated on 19th November 2024




The Secret Comedy Club

Discounts available on certain events

If you're after things to do in Brighton in December 2024, The Secret Comedy Club is brightening up your chilly evenings with their weekly line-up of live entertainment. Expect a new headliner each time, with the same vibrant atmosphere and plenty of thirst-quenching sips at the bar.

A not so silent night Christmas Special

@ Outside Theatre Royal on Saturday 21st December 2024

Guru Dudu regularly host their popular silent disco events in Brighton, and their Christmas special is not to be missed this month. Walk through the winter paradise that is Brighton in December, while boogieing to 80s, pop and retro hits.

There'll be a few Christmas songs thrown in as well, with a guide to lead the group, and tickets start from only £10 per person.

TOASTED

@ The Breakfast Club Brighton on Various dates from Saturday 21st December 2024

Taking place every Saturday and Sunday throughout the month, The Breakfast Club Brighton is bringing you TOASTED. This boozy offering comes with two whole hours of unlimited prosecco, mimosas, beer, and bloody marys, costing only £40 per person.

As for the food menu? Expect everything from full English or American breakfasts to pancakes with cream and berries.

Alcotraz Brighton: Cell Block One-Three

@ Alcotraz Penitentiary: Brighton on Various dates from Saturday 21st December 2024

Don your finest orange jumpsuit and step inside a world of criminality and corruption at Alcotraz: Cell Block One-Three. This experience challenges you to smuggle contraband into your cell, where you'll be treated to bespoke tipples as a reward - if you don't get caught, that is...