As a Visitor Services Officer at the Royal Pavilion and Museums I hadn’t expected to be given the opportunity to work on such an exciting and significant fashion project. But with the Workforce Development Programme I was given such a … Continued
As part of the new series of talks, Pavilion Tales, I decided to find out just exactly what it was that was Inside George’s Breeches. A famously overweight king with the finest kitchens in Europe was sure to have a … Continued
Several years ago I lived in Edinburgh. Few British cites can compete with its beauty – nope, sorry Brighton! – and one of the biggest pleasures this fine city afforded was strolling down the hill towards the New Town (another … Continued
Hopefully you will have already checked out our recent World War One exhibition, War Stories, before it closed last month. This included the story of one of the Pavilion’s most interesting chapters, when it served a stint as the Indian … Continued
When I joined the council in 1974 the staff were encouraged to donate blood and twice a year the van would be outside the Town Hall or, when I started, the Royal Pavilion. The beds were lined up in the … Continued
On 1 November the London-based digital artwork studio SDNA will illuminate the exterior of the Royal Pavilion in order to mark and celebrate the opening of the exhibition Turner in Brighton at the Pavilion. Amongst other sources SDNA will use … Continued
A beautiful summer morning in Brighton, somewhat of a rarity in what has been an awful British summer, allowed the Olympic Flame to burn on brightly as it continues its journey. The Royal Pavilion is the ideal place to start day 60 … Continued
If there’s one word that definitely applies to my job then it’s ‘varied’. One glance through my daily ‘Things to Do’ lists of the last couple of months reveals a whole host of miscellaneous items: ‘Book Bollywood dancer’, ‘Build giant … Continued
Over the last two months TV stations have been queuing up to film in the Royal Pavilion. Not surprising, given its wonderfully over-the-top, exotic and vibrant looks. I am studying for a doctorate in Art History, and have been based … Continued
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