Brighton Jetty Sculptures is one of South Australia’s largest outdoor sculpture exhibitions, held on the Brighton beachfront (Esplanade) each summer. It transforms the foreshore into an open-air gallery featuring artworks by local, regional and interstate artists.  • Dates (2026): 21 January – 1 February.  • Outdoor sculptures along the beach walk are free to view anytime.  • Indoor pieces are in marquees on Bindarra Reserve (corner Bindarra Rd & Esplanade).  • 💖 Proceeds support the Bright

Have you seen the Brighton Jetty Sculptures? ❤️ Brighton Jetty Sculptures was the initiative of Brighton Surf Life Saving Club members who were inspired by the now famous ‘Sculptures by the sea’ Exhibition held at and around Cottesloe Surf Life Saving Club, Perth, W.A. ABC Radio Adelaide's Jo Laverty headed down to Brighton Beach to meet some of the people behind the exhibition. Hear more from 891AM ABC Radio Adelaide on the ABC listen app or here: ab.co/Adelaide | ABC Adelaide

They say some like it hot and that has certainly been the case as the mercury soared at Brighton for another record-breaking Marilyn Jetty Swim. More than 750 people took part, raising hundreds of thousands of dollars for cancer research. Download the 7NEWS app: 7news.link/7newsapp #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide

This week’s featured Crime Stoppers South Australia video is appealing for information on an offender who violently attacked a fisherman at the Brighton Jetty. Between 9pm and 10pm on 9 November 2018, the attacker punches and kicks the fisherman before attempting to push him over the edge of the rail. The suspect is described as being 18 years old, of a slim build, clean shaven and wearing a dark hoody with light grey pants. Police believe he regularly goes fishing at Brighton. Anyone with infor