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Wondering what do over the next seven days? Here are ten of the best events.

Concerts, stage shows, exhibitions and stand-up comedy gigs across Sussex

Multi-award winning songwriter and musician, theatre maker and published writer Karine Polwart - six-time winner at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, including 2018 Folk Singer of The Year - will release a new album, Laws of Motion, on October 19.

Brighton Festival Chorus invites you to sing with “one of the finest choirs in the UK.”

A full 25 years after the release of Baka Beyond’s debut album, Spirit of the Forest, the band celebrate their beginnings with a series of UK dates, re-joined after a long absence by Paddy Le Mercier, a member of the original line-up.

Polly Mackey performs as Art School Girlfriend at The Hope in Brighton on Monday, October 15, as she tours on the back of her second EP Into The Blue Hour.

Mega old friend that’s still bags of fun.

Bountiful Botanics weekend takes place at Wakehurst, Ardingly, on Saturday and Sunday, October 13-14.

A charity big band concert is set to take place at Clair Hall, Haywards Heath, on Sunday, October 14 (7.30pm), hosted by councillor Bruce Forbes, chairman of Mid Sussex District Council.

A few years ago, the emblematic sparkling wine from Spain’s Catalonia region seemed to be on everybody’s shopping list.

It seems everyone’s talking about that post live show smooch between Strictly Come Dancing competitor Seann Walsh and professional dancer Katya Jones at the weekend.

A collection of original artwork created by The Snowman author and illustrator Raymond Briggs will be displayed at Brighton Museum.

The New Street Bar and Grill may have only been open since May - but its home has been at the heart of the community for generations.

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Internationally acclaimed Crawley comedian Romesh Ranganathan met with crowds of fans at his home town book signing yesterday (October 8).

FIFA the king missing jewel in crown.

From the play’s very title to its immediate machine gun assault on the audience with the rapid use of the f word, this is a production that is designed to shock.