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A Hidden Garden in the Heart
of Brighton

A COMMUNITY GARDEN FOR ALL

Hidden behind the Regency squares of Kemptown, the Secret Garden is a peaceful public space for sculpture, nature, community and quiet reflection.

OPEN SUNDAY 11–5   |   FREE ENTRY   |   KEMPTOWN, BRIGHTON   |   CAFÉ ONSITE​

What's On!

2026 Summer Concert with The Adur Band

Saturday 25 July  |   7.00pm – 9.00pm

Join us for one of The Secret Garden's favourite summer traditions: an evening of live music in one of Brighton's most enchanting hidden spaces.

Pack a picnic, gather your friends and family, and spend a summer evening surrounded by flowers within the historic walls of our beautiful Regency garden as The Adur Band performs a programme of uplifting music in the open air.

Whether you're a regular visitor or discovering The Secret Garden for the first time, this relaxed charity concert offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy the garden after hours as the evening light settles over the planting.

Wine and soft drinks will be available throughout the evening for a suggested donation, with all proceeds supporting the work of the Antony Dale Trust, the charity that preserves and develops this unique historic garden for the benefit of the community.

What to expect

  • Live performance by The Adur Band

  • A relaxed summer picnic atmosphere

  • Bring your own picnic and blanket to enjoy with the music

  • Wine and refreshments available for donations

  • Help support one of Brighton's hidden heritage treasures

 

The Secret Garden is a Grade II listed Regency walled garden, hidden in the heart of Kemptown. Managed entirely by the Antony Dale Trust, it is home to sculpture exhibitions, community events and peaceful green space throughout the summer season.

We look forward to welcoming you for an unforgettable evening of music beneath the summer sky.

The Garden

A hidden Regency garden in the heart of Kemptown, Brighton has reopened to the public for the season, unveiling a new sculpture exhibition set within one of Brighton’s most unusual and little-known historic spaces.

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