THERE are several events happening across the city for Brighton Festival as it heads into its final day.

Here are a few of the best interactive, arts and music shows:

Summer Commission: Jade Montserrat at Brighton CCA, University of Sussex

Jade Montserrat has been commissioned to undertake the 2022 Summer Commission at Brighton CCA Gallery. 

The commission, focusing on Montserrat’s articulation of black histories; bodies and narratives, will consist of six new works spanning the 45 metre façade of the galleries in the centre of Brighton. 

This will be the artist’s first major public art commission in the UK.

Unchain Me by dreamthinkspeak 

The world premiere of Unchain Me, a major new site-specific Brighton Festival commission from the critically acclaimed dreamthinkspeak, directed by the company’s Artistic Director, Tristan Sharps, will now be extended until Sunday, June 12.

Unchain Me will weave its way through the streets and buildings of central Brighton, permeating well-known public spaces and into previously hidden corridors and tunnels.

Using headphones and a mobile device, a specially-designed app will allow audiences to navigate their way through the production and interact with each other and live performers.

Tuesday, May 31 at 7pm. 

Tickets cost £30.

There are ten different meeting points where you start the performance.

The Argus:

Watch Again: New Regency Orchestra - online

The New Regency Orchestra played the Brighton Dome Concert Hall as part of Brighton Festival 2022. 

Featuring a formidable and evolving cast of jazz and Latin music talent, the New Regency Orchestra play a hard-blowing style for hard times. 

Relive the lively gig one more time on the Brighton Festival website

Watch Again: Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino + Justin Adams & Mauro Durante (Italy) - online

Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino and Justin Adams & Mauro Durante brought the fire to the Brighton Dome stage for Brighton Festival 2022. 

Watch their live set back again and relive a Festival night.

With their most recent album Meridiana, voted No.1 album of 2021 by World Music Charts Europe, Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino present a vibrant take on the fiery Southern Italian Taranta tradition. 

After shows at Womad and the BBC Proms, the seven-piece virtuoso band brought their new show with dancer Silvia Perrone to Brighton for the first time.