Dreamy Place, previously Brighton Digital Festival, announces new programme of inclusive arts events

By Gemma NorrisContributor
Published 12th Sep 2023, 09:55 BST
Updated 12th Sep 2023, 09:56 BST
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New Dreamy Place festival is produced by Brighton-based videoclub and will take place in Brighton and Crawley in October 2023

Dreamy Place, formerly Brighton Digital Festival (BDF), today announces its evolution and rebrand to mark the launch of a new seven-day programme this October in Brighton & Hove and Crawley.

Produced by arts agency videoclub, for the first time, the community-led festival showcases world-renowned artists and installations alongside local creative talent and interactive events. Designed to engage people of all ages and backgrounds with the potential of creative technology, Dreamy Place takes place in Brighton from 19 to 22 October and, for the first time in BDF’s 12-year history, has expanded to Crawley from 12 to 14 October.

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The new name, Dreamy Place, aligns with videoclub’s vision to use the celebrated programme to encourage people to think about how new creative technologies can inform, inspire and benefit mental and physical health. It has expanded outside of its original location across Brighton & Hove and will explore how the festival can enable greater inclusion.