About Hove
www.yeoldesussexpages.com/history/hishove/hovemain.htm
The History of Hove starts from Prehistoric times and moves quickly on through the Roman period to modern times when modern Hove came into being. It is from this point in time that the story becomes more elaborate and documented due to the abundance of records from these times.

Hove King Alfred Centre (Frank Gehry development)
www.hovecivicsociety.org/planningissues/kingalfred
These pages cover the development of the King Alfred Project from the beginning up to Nov 2008 when the project was described as 'dead in the water'

Hove Greyhound Stadium www.brightonandhovegreyhoundstadium.co.uk Coral Brighton & Hove Greyhound Stadium, one of the most scenic of all greyhound stadia in the British Isles. Its big, sweeping circuit is recognised by experts as being one of the fastest and safest tests of the racing greyhound.

Hove Engineerium
www.britishengineerium.com
A beautifully restored working Victorian pumping station and museum of mechanical antiquities.

Hove Foredown Tower
www.foredown.virtualmuseum.info/
Appealing to everyone with an interest in science, nature and the environment, Foredown Tower Countryside Centre offers breathtaking views across the beautiful Sussex Downs, as well as exhibitions, countryside research and scientific data.

It is home to one of only two operational camera obscuras in South East England. A camera obscura is an unusual optical device that is used to observe the landscape, sun and sky.

Hove Lagoon
www.lagoon.co.uk
Learn to windsurf , dinghy sail, drive a powerboat or even a sail a yacht. Lagoon watersports is the right place. Hunting for something different for a company day or event, then their exciting and innovate water and land based events will hit the spot.

Hove Centre
www.hovecentre.co.uk
Although not as large as its sister site, the Hove Centre continues to delight audiences with fabulous concerts and events.

Hove Library
www.citylibraries.info/libraries/hove.asp
See here what you can do, what’s going on and what is on offer in this historic building

Hove Arts
www.hovearts.co.uk
Hove’s 16 Venues will be open on every weekend of the Brighton Festival 2008 during May. See full details.

West Blatchington Windmill, Hovewww.blatchington.virtualmuseum.info/
This restored mill at West Blatchington is a Grade II listed building which is well worth a visit.

Hove Festival
www.hovefestival.com
The Hove Festival is a new festival for all people believing that combining the best artists with on site camping, nature, beaches,
water and idyllic surroundings form the ultimate festival experience.

Hove Musium and Art Galery
www.hove.virtualmuseum.info/
Following major redevelopment, Hove Museum & Art Gallery has been transformed into a centre of learning and enjoyment for people of all ages. The museum's permanent collections have been redisplayed in exciting new galleries.