Bead Brilliance

On Sunday, 1 November 2026, the NANI CLUB will begin its residency at the Signalman pub in Brighton, offering a series of workshops that will run until Sunday, 29 November 2026. This initiative, launched by two sisters, aims to bring fun and creative activities to pubs and cafés across Brighton & Hove, providing a relaxed environment where participants can get crafty while enjoying a drink.

The NANI CLUB's workshops are designed to be accessible to everyone, regardless of prior experience. Their signature event, All You Can Bead, invites participants to craft their own unique items, such as necklaces, phone accessories, and bags, using a starter kit and unlimited beads. This concept has already been successfully tested at other venues, including The Joker on Preston Circus, where the NANI CLUB Bead Bar offered an evening of creative freedom with no instructions and unlimited beads.

The sisters behind NANI CLUB are passionate about combining creative activities with socialising, and their workshops reflect this. With a focus on providing a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere, they encourage participants to express themselves through craft. The addition of Swiftie-themed sessions, complete with endless supplies of letter beads for fans to create their own inspired bracelets, adds an extra layer of fun to the experience.

The Signalman pub, with its Tuesday slot dedicated to the NANI CLUB workshop, provides the perfect setting for these creative sessions. As a venue, it offers a comfortable and intimate space for participants to gather, create, and enjoy each other's company. With the NANI CLUB's residency starting on 1 November, there's plenty of opportunity to get involved and experience the joy of crafting in a social setting.

Tickets are with the button beside the article. Whether you're looking to try something new, meet like-minded people, or simply unwind in a creative environment, the NANI CLUB's workshops at the Signalman pub are definitely worth exploring. With their unique blend of crafting and socialising, they offer a refreshing alternative to traditional pub activities, and a great way to discover your creative side.