Brighton and Hove Events Calendar

Looking for something to do in Brighton and Hove? Whether you're a local, new in town or just cruising through we've got loads of great tips and events to offer. Find out what’s on in Brighton and Hove with our regularly updated events calendar featuring the best upcoming events in Brighton and Hove and the area.

This guide lists events at a glance, showing what’s on each month. See the highlights of What’s On for Brighton and Hove, featuring the best of things to do in Brighton and Hove – Live Music and Gigs, Family Events, Art & Culture, Food & Drink and much more. Brighton and Hove fundraisers and charity events.

Important This Event Calendar is not maintained on a daily basis and some events may have changed dates or are no longer happening. Please double-check the event websites for the most up-to-date information.

« All Events

This event has passed.

The Rose Hill Presents: The José Almarcha Trio

Name: The Rose Hill Presents: The José Almarcha Trio
Start: 2025-10-19T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-10-19T23:00:00+01:00
Location: The Rose Hill

19th October 2025 @ 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm

£12 – £16

SUNDAY 19TH OCTOBER 2025 | 7PM | £16 ADV // £12 CONCS // PWYC*

OH MY GOSH – They are back! For lovers of Flamenco music, this is the real deal – unmissable masters of their craft! Also these shows sell out qwick so get innnnn…

José Almarcha is an exceptional award winning Flamenco composer & guitarist based in Madrid. He studied in the prestigious Conservatory of Music in Cordoba. He has played with many Flamenco greats including Carmen Linares, Rafael Amargo, Antonio Canales, Olga Pericet, Marco Flores, Sandra Carrasco. We are so lucky to have him play in such an intimate space whilst he is touring th UK . His trio is an epic lineup of José Almarche (guitar) , Demi Garcia (percussion) and Andre JahJah (piano)

“The guitar is the instrument that is most accessible to the pueblo, not just to people of a bit higher status. It brought culture and music to the working people… A family that might not have money to eat could pick up their guitar in the evening and forget their troubles for a while. Flamenco’s own DNA is woven of many musical influences: it blends Romani strands that stretch back to northern India with Moorish and Sephardic Jewish roots, as well as imprints from the many of the other groups that have made the Iberian Peninsula their home over the course of history. There has always been such a variety of peoples in Spain . .Musically and culturally, all have left their mark—especially in flamenco,” says Almarcha.