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Centre Stage Brighton chooses Sussex Beacon as its preferred charity

Centre Stage Brighton is the jewel set between two LGBTQ+ – venues Charles Street Tap and Legends. The bar is all about having a good time with top-flight tunes, live music, drag and more

Centre Stage Brighton, Brighton’s fabulous new entertainment hot spot, has chosen the Sussex Beacon, a charity specialising in care and support for people living with HIV in Sussex, as its preferred charity.

Centre Stage Brighton is the jewel set between two LGBTQ+ – venues Charles Street Tap and Legends. The bar is all about having a good time with top-flight tunes, live music, drag and more.

There are some fantastic residencies – Miss Jason on Thursdays brings added cheer to the end of the week – and exclusive events, including the D.E Experience which hits town on Sunday, March 27.

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