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44th Brunswick Festival brings music and colour to Brighton gardens

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The Brunswick Festival marked its 44th year with two days of live entertainment, vibrant displays and neighbourhood activities.

Photographer David from the Argus Camera Club documented the event throughout the weekend of August 15 and 16, as visitors came to watch talent from area musicians, vocalists and performers.

Saturday’s programme featured the Cascade Recovery Choir, Brighton School of Singing and the Long Tall Texans, while Sunday brought performances from the Cascade Recovery Samba Band, The Cracklin’ Griffins and The Fuzillis.

The images showcase the lively atmosphere of the two-day gathering, with vibrant outfits, musical acts and large audiences filling the gardens.

Songs, movement and local organisations contributed to a bustling couple of days as the longstanding Brighton and Hove festival continued another year.

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