Tuesday, June 1st
Children	Whitehawk Library Whitehawk Road 01273 290800 www.brighton-hove-libraries.org.uk	WASP (Whitehawk After Schools Club) Two-hour half-term craft activities. Under 8s must bring an adult. Permission slip required 10:30am
Clubbing	The Basement Club - Legends 01273 624462 31-34 Marine Parade www.basementclub.co.uk	Scene Queen DJ lil' Alex plays the soundtrack of Brighton. Selected drinks from £1.50 Plus student deals 11pm-4am Free
Exhibition	Brighton Museum and Art Galleries Exhibition Gallery Royal Pavilion Gardens 03000 290900 www.brighton.virtualmuseum.info	From Sickert to Gertler: Modern British Art from Boxted House celebrates the lives of Bobby and Natalie Bevan and the works that hung on the walls of their home, Boxted House, which became a gathering place for artists after World War II. Paintings by Bobby's parents and their friends, including Walter Sickert, Harold Gilman and Charles Ginner, hung beside works by Bobby and Natalie's own friends, such as Christopher Nevinson, John Armstrong and Frederick Gore. The house became a social centre for artists like John Nash, Cedric Morris and Lett Haines. 10am–5pm Adult(16+) £5,Child 15 or under Free, £3 concs.
Exhibition	Brighton Museum and Art Galleries Royal Pavilion Gardens 03000 290900 www.brighton.virtualmuseum.info	The Spice of Life Mr Willett’s Popular PotteryTraditional containers for condiments and contemporary accessories for the dinner table. 10am - 5pm
Exhibition	Brighton Museum and Art Galleries Royal Pavilion Gardens 03000 290900 www.brighton.virtualmuseum.info	New Arrivals: Recent Gifts to the Fine Art Collection. Portraits and landscapes by Victorian painters, including Pre-Raphaelite artists, alongside artistic depictions of Brighton. 10am - 5pm
Exhibition	Jubilee Library Juilee Street 01273 290800 www.brighton-hove-libraries.org.uk	Curious? Rare Books Exhibition. Show of unusual works donated by residents of Brighton, housed in Rare Books and Special Collections. Open all week in Tony Miller Reading Room, Upper Floor. 11.30am - 12.30pm
Exhibition	Phoenix Brighton 01273 603700 10-14 Waterloo Place www.phoenixbrighton.org	Dream Home. In a twist to the Open House theme, Phoenix Brighton takes visitors on a voyeuristic tour of a home which has been inserted into a public gallery space. Moving through a labyrinth of hallways, rooms, wardrobes and hidden spaces, visitors can catch glimpses of the private lives of its inhabitants. 11am - 5pm Free entry
Exhibition	Preston Manor Preston Drove 03000 290900 www.brighton.virtualmuseum.info	Unravelling the Manor House Works by 12 artists, placed in the Edwardian setting of historic Preston Manor. Each artist has studied a different history of the manor, the people who lived there and the traces of their lives left behind, or imagined what may have happened when it was a lively society home.The contributors are handpicked by Unravelled, a group of contemporary artists who use craft skills in unusual ways. They include James Hunting, who reminds us of the daily routines of bygone times by embroidering details of servants’ uniforms on ghost-like fabrics Catherine Bertola, who uses pin pricks to reveal the uncomfortable realities of the history of lacemaking Laura Splan, an artist based in New York, whose fashion accessories, made using facial gel, reference the stylish life of former times at the manor 10.15am - 4.15pm Admission payable
Exhibition	Brighton Pavilion Cafe Balcony Royal Pavilion Gardens 03000 290900 www.brighton.virtualmuseum.info	Pavilion Unseen Michael C Hughes’s evocative photographs venture into less explored areas and dark unlit corners of the Royal Pavilion. 9.30am - 5pm
Herbal usage	The Coach House 07796054442 22 Walpole Road7 George Street atthecoachhouse@googlemail.com	The Green Aprons. Following on from the introductory herbal medicine course, Green Aprons starts putting into practice some simple home health recipes. Our focus here is locality, seasonal growth study of growth, habitat and symbiosis. A creative informal, fun evening sharing ancient knowledge and bringing it home.  7-9pm £10 per session
Karaoke	Queens Arms 01273 696873 7 George Street www.queensarmsbrighton.com	Betty Swollocks Karaoke Show 9pm Free
Music	Bom-Banes 01273 606299 24 George Street www.bom-banes.co.uk	Nava from the Blind Jerrys is going to be holding this 1st Tuesday of the month night for a while. Cosmo - this goodness gracious hard to praise high enough talented young chap - doing about an hour with looper as well as some gorgeous acoustic songs. James Riley with some fine songs with guitar Nava and Rich from the Blind Jerrys with songs and fiddle Myself, Jane Bom-Bane, with a couple of hat songs (Lovely Belgian beers 50p off tonight!) 8pm £3 (Best to book)
Music	Komedia (Upstairs) 01273 647100 44-47 Gardener Street www.komedia.co.uk	Natty plus Aruba Red. Fresh from engineering for artists including Mos Def, Queen and Razorlight, Natty returns to Komedia with his amazing mix of reggae, afro-beat, folk and soul. 8pm £10
Music	Legends Bar, Cabaret Venue & pre-club Chameleon!’ 01273 624462 31-34 Marine Parade www.legendsbrighton.com	JAYKEY'S & PC'S MOBILE DISCO from 11pmTerrace & bar open all day - Smoking area - Food Daily 12-5pm Free entry to Basement Club 11am -5am
Music	The Amsterdam 01273 688825 11-12 Marine Parade www.amsterdam.uk.com	The Piano Bar. Join Mark Russell with his special brand of music. Feel free to join in and give requests. 8pm - 12pm Free entry
Pool	The Marlborough 01273 709709 4 Princes Street www.the-marlborough.co.uk	Killer Pool 50p per game
Theatre	Theatre Royal 08448 717650 New Road www.theatreroyal.org.uk	Beauty and the Beast Local production company Brighton Theatre Group stage Beauty and the Beast, an unforgettable trip into the magical world of Disney. 7.30pm