Seedy Sunday 2027 – new venue
About this event
Brighton’s biggest community gardening event
Date: Sunday, February 7th, 2027
Time: 10am-3pm
Location: The Corn Exchange (part of Brighton Dome), New Road, Brighton BN1 1EE
Entry: £3 suggested donation on the day, no booking required
Talks programme: Tickets on sale now via Brighton Dome
Kickstart the growing season at the city’s biggest gardening event – and the UK’s longest-running community seed swap.
Seedy Sunday is back for its 24th year, and we are thrilled to be moving to the Brighton Corn Exchange as our new venue with a spacious indoor hall for lots of amazing stalls and seeds to be shared, alongside a large professional theatre for the programme of talks.
At the heart of Seedy Sunday is our huge seed swap table where heritage & local seeds are donated and swapped. Everyone is welcome to bring seeds to swap, or make a small donation for a packet.
A huge range of stallholders also offer seeds, gardening kit and much more for sale.
Whether you have seeds to swap or not, Seedy Sunday is the perfect place to kick-off the growing season, getting seeds, materials & inspiration for the months ahead.
There will also be inspiring talks and workshops, stalls with plants, gardening equipment, and refreshments, plus the chance to connect with like-minded green fingered folk, and activities for kids and the whole family.
Programme of talks
From permaculture, forest gardens and ecology, to seed saving experts and container gardening – we’ve always got you covered with a fascinating line-up of talks with something for everyone – from tentative beginner to seasoned grower.
We are thrilled to announced the event’s much-anticipated programme of talks at the Dome Studio Theatre:
- Derek Gow – Bringing Back the Beaver
- Joshua Sparkes – Resilient Food Growing: The Future is Perennial
- Darren Le Baron – The Hidden Kingdom: Exploring the Living Mysteries Between Plants, Fungi and People
- Alys Fowler and Kate Bradbury in Conversation – Gardening for a Wilder Future
View the talk programme and book your tickets via the Brighton Dome.
More information:
Find out more and view our event FAQ for details on volunteering, saving seeds, stallholder enquiries and the history of this much-loved Brighton event.
Thank you to our longstanding event sponsors, Infinity Foods Co-operative.

Booking details
Book your space at one of our popular talks via the Brighton Dome website.
General entry to the event is by donation on the day, suggested £3pp. All ticket-holders for our talks programme will receive free entry to the Corn Exchange area of the event.