BPEC's Climate Connections project teamed up with the charity Refugee Radio to support an event which brought out Brighton's musicians and dancers.

The hugely enjoyable free gig featured new bands - Planet Gnawa and the Refugee Radio Orchestra - was staged on The Bandstand, Brighton Seafront on August Bank Holiday Monday to a sizeable audience.

Many visitors to the seafront were dancing and clapping while the musicians worked themselves into a jamming frenzy. Others relaxed in deck chairs provided by the council specifically for the event.

Climate Connections examines the impact of climate change globally and in Brighton & Hove. There is a clear connection between migration and the environment as more people become climate refugees. Individuals throughout the world are united in their challenge to adapt to the ever changing climate.