Autumn Exhibitions - 5 artists, 3 exhibitions, 1 venue. Free admission, showing for just one week only.
Volunteer
We welcome volunteers of all ages and from all walks of life.
If you want to help people to discover more about the history of our city, click here to get involved.
Welcome
The Regency Town House is a grade I Listed terraced home of the mid-1820s being developed as a heritage centre and museum to focus on the architecture and social history of Brighton & Hove between the 1780s and 1840s.
During the Regency period Brighton enjoyed an unrivalled status as the provincial capital of fashionable British society. It was, perhaps, Europe's foremost seaside spa, a legacy that is today reflected in the city's rich architectural heritage of grand Regency terraces and elegant back streets.
Upcoming events
Autumn Exhibitions
Saturday 16th - Sunday 24th September, admission free.
5 artists, 3 exhibitions, 1 venue
The Regency Town House Autumn Exhibitions occupy two floors of the Town House and its Basement Annexe, featuring artworks by five Sussex artists. more
A Taste of the Regency - The Regency Town House Dining Club
Saturday 30th September, 6.30pm - late, £35
Become a piece of history and join us as we launch our dining club, eating in the Town House's dining room for the first time in 80 years! more
Announcement, 11-09-17
Apologies to all in Reynolds Road and Osbourne Villas that due wind speeds and rain on 10 September we were unable to stage HODs/Here in the Past events. These have now been rescheduled and will run on 21 October. Reynolds Road at 14:00-15:00 and Osbourne Villas at 15:30-16:30.
Take a tour - 2017 dates
Take a tour of the Town House or join us for the Brunswick Town Walk Book here.
Find us on a Google map here.
Town House print
Contemporary print by local artist Sarah Jones - buy here.
Our other websites
Discover who lived in Brighton & Hove in the past at www.myhousemystreet.org.uk
Explore a unique collection of British portrait silhouettes at www.profilesofthepast.org.uk
If you are interested in the history of your house and street, the MyHouseMyStreet project is for you. Explore the project at 
Take a look at our collection of transcribed letters, written from 1824 to 1870, which provide an insight into family life during the late-Regency period.
Discover our detailed transcription of le Comte de la Garde's articles 'Eight Days at Brighton' and our translation of his later volume 'Brighton; scènes détachées d'un voyage en Angleterre'.