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Fringe City And Fringe Street, New Road and Jubilee Street, May 3, 10, 17 and 24

10:37am Friday 18th April 2008


If you're having trouble deciding what to see amid the vast range of spectacular events and shows on offer at this year's Fringe, fear not. Help is at hand with the Fringe City, showcasing some of the upcoming highlights during free street parties every Saturday of the festival.

In addition, the Fringe will be hosting Fringe Street, the first ever Brighton International Buskers Festival on May 24 sponsored by the Anita Roddick Foundation. Inviting world-class performers from around the world, Fringe Street promises to be one of the liveliest days of the festival with busking pitches, roving street performers and the opportunity to vote for your favourite act.

  • Fringe City: May 3, starts 1pm. May 10, start noon. May 17, starts noon. May 17, starts noon. Free. Fringe Street: May 24, 12-6pm, free. For more information visit www.brightonfringefestival.org.uk
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