BRIGHTON Festival is continuing today after returning to full capacity for the first time since the pandemic.

It runs until May 29, presenting 150 events, exhibitions, venues and shows.

Here are some of the top performances happening today, Sunday: 

A Weekend Without Walls at the i360, Brighton

A weekend of free performances at beach level at British Airways i360.

Sunday sees four performances throughout the day, including Look Mum, No Hands!, There Should be Unicorns and both Scrum and Born to Protest.

Sunday, from 11.30am to 8.30pm

Suitable for ages: 12+

The Music In Me at Brighton Girls School

Join bestselling, award-winning author and illustrator Sophy Henn for an event all about her new picture book The Music In Me. 

“We will discover that there's music for every mood... from happy tunes to sleepy swoons, from slow beats to marching feet, then we'll learn to draw expressions to match! A funny and delightful event to remind us to march to our very own beat.”

Sunday at 10.30am

Tickets cost £7 

Age 5–7

Moving Spaces - online event

An online Global Conversations series to enable dialogues across borders.

Anita Sethi’s nonfiction book, I Belong Here, is a journey of reclamation through English landscapes while contemplating identity, nature, place and belonging. 

Tan Twan Eng, is a celebrated Malaysian writer living in South Africa, whose novels The Gift of Rain and The Garden of Evening Mists feature beautiful meditations on similar themes. 

In a one-off conversation they will lead the audience in exploring ideas of belonging, and how our natural environments shape life experiences.

Sunday at 5.30pm

Cleo from 5-7 at the Depot, Lewes

French film directed by Anges Varda that captures 1960 Paris in this classic character study

The story follows a young singer whose life is in turmoil as she awaits the results of a medical test. 

Tickets cost £10, Under 25s £5

Suitable for ages: 7+ with adult supervision