BRING fairy tales to life with a mile-long walk at Seven Acres Nature Reserve, off Thicketford Road, tomorrow. This event features a live musician and walks start at 11.30am, 1.15pm and 2.45pm. Older ...

Famous for their exciting, innovative and accessible books, independent publishers Usborne have a glittering and gorgeous selection of children's books to steal young hearts and minds this Christmas.

There is a winter wonderland of fantastic children’s books to enjoy this Christmas whether that is stories from yesteryear, fresh and funny new adventures, or wonderful gift books to inform, entertain ...

Barbara Davidson takes a look behind the doors of a former prison which has been transformed into a magical Christmas grotto in the heart of the Lanes in Brighton. TURNING a 19th Century prison into a ...

STAFF and pupils at Holy Trinity School in West End dressed up as a whole host of characters on Friday including Peter Pan, Robin Hood, Burglar Bill, Red Riding Hood, the Princess and the Pea and ...

Ah, the thrill of yet another fairytale adventure, but this time it's not just about the princesses and their charmed lives. Enter the folksy world of Archie Comics as they churn out another ...

IT was all glitter, glue and glutinous cakes as a popular crafts fair returned on Saturday. The Fairy Tale Fair, which launched in summer 2012, was back at Brighton’s Patcham Methodist Church for ...

Whether you fancy an afternoon boogie at the Castle Club disco, a lazy stroll around Once Upon a Time Square or a sneaky siesta in Grandma's caravan – but watch out for the wolf! - there's summer fun ...

The Premier Arts Academy is holding another fun performance tonight, the Fable Fest! The show features 75 4th to 6th graders at the academy showcasing performances based around classic fairy tales ...

Jack The Giant Slayer, a high-budget 3D adventure aimed at the whole family, under-performed at the American box office — maybe it was too innocent to please bloodthirsty teenagers on its opening ...

Everyone knows them – but how do they come to be? And why are they similar all over the world? In an excerpt from her new book, academic and writer Marina Warner investigates. Imagine the history of ...