Brighton & Hove Warm Welcome Directory provides information about free indoor activities and places you can go to across the city.
Hangleton Community Centre offers an array of activities and facilities at a low cost.
Hangleton Library is open for reading, relaxing, conversation, free wi-fi and studying. Libraries also host regular free/low cost activities and events for adults, young people and children.
Hera Creative drop-in workshops led by professional artists, writers, musicians etc, for any adult living with a long-term physical or mental health condition.
Hollingbury Library is open for reading, relaxing, conversation, free wi-fi and studying. Libraries also host regular free/low cost activities and events for adults, young people and children.
Offering the Real Junk Food Cafe and Hollingdean Hub with a range of ongoing and new activities including, Hollingdean Community Library and Brightstore a social supermarket and community cooking project.
Hove Library is open for reading, relaxing, conversation, free wi-fi and studying. Libraries also host regular free/low cost activities and events for adults, young people and children.
Jubilee Library is open for reading, relaxing, conversation, free wi-fi and studying. Libraries also host regular free/low cost activities and events for adults, young people and children.
Knitting club based in Waitrose Cafe on Nevill Road.
Discover a number of dance, sport, kids and arts and craft events, happening across the week.
Moulsecoomb Library is open for reading, relaxing, conversation, free wi-fi and studying. Libraries also host regular free/low cost activities and events for adults, young people and children.
The Old Boat Corner Community Centre offers an affordable meeting place for groups and families, plus other organisations and parties. There are a great range of activities hosted throughout the week.
ONCA Barge at Brighton Marina is a community-centred learning space that supports artist development and offers a programme of creative activities in East Brighton.