June is one of the most exciting months to be in Brighton and Hove. As the days grow longer and temperatures become warmer, the city's famous seafront comes to life with visitors, families, and beach lovers eager to enjoy the start of summer.
Merry Month of May May in Brighton & Hove is always something special. The days stretch longer and the city bursts into life with creativity, colour and community spirit. From world-class arts festivals to family days on the beach, and above all it’s the perfect time to celebrate our coastal city shine, especially if you’re lucky enough to enjoy it from your beach hut! A Month of Culture: Brighton Festival & Fringe The beating heart of May in Brighton is the Brighton Festival, running the whole month of May, this year is the 60th year, another key point to celebrate.
I have just seen on my phone that the sunsets today on March 1st at 5.35pm and by March 31st it will be 7.30pm. Now that is a reason to celebrate March. By the end of the month, we will have almost 13 hours of sunlight.
Celebrate February February arrives wrapped in romance. Love is in the air… and, let’s be honest, so is a fair bit of rain. According to today’s weather report it has rained somewhere in the UK every single day this year, and while grey skies can dampen spirits, they never quite manage to steal the magic of the seaside.
Celebrate January at Your Beach Hut Fresh Starts, Fierce Seas and a Wee Dram January often gets labelled as bleak, yet by the sea it feels quietly powerful. The air is sharp, the light is silvery, and the shoreline feels like it belongs just to you.
Wishing you a Happy Hutty New Year from Darling Beach Huts! January has a way of stripping things back to their essentials and nowhere is that more evident than along the coast. The beach huts, usually synonymous with high summer, ice creams and sunburnt afternoons, take on a very different kind of beauty at this time of year.
Embracing the Darker Nights & Festive Delights 🎄 As December rolls in, our beloved stretch of Hove beach huts begins to glow a little warmer. The nights may be drawing in faster, and the sea breeze may carry a sharper chill, but that only makes the twinkling lights and festive spirit feel even more magical.
