[Brighton] Christmas Cancelled

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nickbrighton

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Feb 19, 2016
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Having been to both years events, I cant say it will be a loss. Both were awful, overpriced, offering very little .
Why can't Brighton get things like this right? There was much more variety of stalls in the open market offering a much better "Christmas Market" than the official one

TLDR: The christmas market in Vaslley gardens is cancelled as the organiser has quit after two years

https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/236...6QdmuObd6JvfFCLVThQ70Nybpc8h6eIxoEA0WHKK918fE
 






Surf's Up

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Jul 17, 2011
10,435
Here
Having been to both years events, I cant say it will be a loss. Both were awful, overpriced, offering very little .
Why can't Brighton get things like this right? There was much more variety of stalls in the open market offering a much better "Christmas Market" than the official one

TLDR: The christmas market in Vaslley gardens is cancelled as the organiser has quit after two years

https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/236...6QdmuObd6JvfFCLVThQ70Nybpc8h6eIxoEA0WHKK918fE
Maybe because the market stalls are run by spivs, opportunistic market traders and chancers and because the goods and food on sale are cheap, unimaginative, poor quality, excessively priced rip offs
 










jonny.rainbow

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Oct 29, 2005
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TBF I'm not all that keen on Valley Gardens being hired out instead of actually being a park. The grass there was so lush when it first opened and has been ruined over the years.
And can we stop using the think-tank invented term Valley Gardens to describe those green spaces formerly known as the Old Steine, Victoria Gardens and the Level.

Nothing screams DFL like people talking about spending a weekend mooching around the ‘New England Quarter’, ‘Valley Gardens’ or the ‘The Lanes’ (when they mean they bought some artisan coffee on Sydney Street).
 








pocketseagull

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Dec 29, 2014
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I mean if I was meeting someone in Old Steine I'd say Old Steine, same with Victoria Gardens. I don't have a problem with calling the whole lot Valley Gardens tbh.
 


Weststander

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Aug 25, 2011
69,240
Withdean area
And can we stop using the think-tank invented term Valley Gardens to describe those green spaces formerly known as the Old Steine, Victoria Gardens and the Level.

Nothing screams DFL like people talking about spending a weekend mooching around the ‘New England Quarter’, ‘Valley Gardens’ or the ‘The Lanes’ (when they mean they bought some artisan coffee on Sydney Street).

I’ll just never get used to that name. I’m pleased they’ve developed a dump into tiny plasterboard/studwork apartments. But estate agents/BHCC borrowing “quarter” from iconic continental cities is a naff step too far :lolol:
 




Questions

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Oct 18, 2006
25,495
Worthing
I only ever go to the Boosy Quarter when I go to Brighton.
 


deletebeepbeepbeep

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May 12, 2009
21,782
Why would you bother when Brighton laines are right there? Unless it's offering something markedly different I can't see the appeal.

Just open the German beer hall, get some decent beers on tap, put on a bit of live music and have done with it
 


Icy Gull

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Jul 5, 2003
72,015
I’d love to cancel Christmas every year other than Christmas Eve, Christmas day and Boxing day. Bah Humbug here. Trees up in November. - f*** off!
 










Guinness Boy

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Jul 23, 2003
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Birmingham’s Christmas market should be wearing this t-shirt

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