At Friends' Meeting House, Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AF
Telephone: 01273 770258 email; [email protected]
Tuesday afternoon illustrated talks for everyone, of any age
Time: 2:30 – 3:30 Admission £2.50. No need to book – just turn up. Tea and biscuits on sale afterwards. There is an induction loop for the hard of hearing.
PROGRAMME – SUMMER SERIES OF TALKS
July 22nd – Tilo Flache – 'Alphabet Tales: where did our 26 letters come from?'
PROGRAMME – AUTUMN SERIES OF TALKS
September 16th - Dr Geoffrey Mead - 'Around New Road: more than theatres and restaurants'
September 23rd - David Fisher - 'What the Sixties did for / to Brighton'
September 30th - Janet Pennington - 'An Illustrated Walk Around Old Steyning Town'
October 7th - Robert Smale - 'Brighton Rock (1947): People Places and Social Reality'
The story behind the famous film starring Richard Attenborough
October 14th - Trevor Povey - 'Poets Corner' Discover this lesser known part of Hove with its streets named after English poets. How many do you know, what poems were they famous for? Where is it and what makes it so special, how has it changed, what is there to see?
October 21st - Alan Cooke - 'Maria Fitzherbert' Long-time companion of the Prince Regent and one of Brighton's famous residents
October 28th - Sarah-Helen Snow - 'The Rôle Played by Women in World War 1'
November 4th - Tilo Flache - 'Dublin' Discover more about Ireland's capital city
November 11th - Dr Sue Berry - 'From Tudor Fishing Town to early Georgian seaside resort'
November 18th - Alan Cooke - 'Water, Water Everywhere . . . ' The story of water in Brighton's long history
November 25th - Paul Green - 'Step Back in Time' A journey back in time to old Brighton. Paul discusses all the major events covered by the Argus and shows and original copy of the first Argus from 1880
December 2nd - Kim Curran - 'The Runner at 50' Editor Kim Curran celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of North Laine's community magazine
December 9th - Traditional Music for Christmas with the Twagger Band Music to begin the Christmas season followed by tea and cake
If you would like to put forward yourself as a potential speaker, or know someone you would recommend, please let the organisers know on 01273 770258, via [email protected]. or via the 'Contact' page on this website.
And please recommend our programme of talks to your friends!
www.tuesdayatfriends.org.uk Organisers - Brighton Quakers
Telephone: 01273 770258 email; [email protected]
Tuesday afternoon illustrated talks for everyone, of any age
Time: 2:30 – 3:30 Admission £2.50. No need to book – just turn up. Tea and biscuits on sale afterwards. There is an induction loop for the hard of hearing.
PROGRAMME – SUMMER SERIES OF TALKS
July 22nd – Tilo Flache – 'Alphabet Tales: where did our 26 letters come from?'
PROGRAMME – AUTUMN SERIES OF TALKS
September 16th - Dr Geoffrey Mead - 'Around New Road: more than theatres and restaurants'
September 23rd - David Fisher - 'What the Sixties did for / to Brighton'
September 30th - Janet Pennington - 'An Illustrated Walk Around Old Steyning Town'
October 7th - Robert Smale - 'Brighton Rock (1947): People Places and Social Reality'
The story behind the famous film starring Richard Attenborough
October 14th - Trevor Povey - 'Poets Corner' Discover this lesser known part of Hove with its streets named after English poets. How many do you know, what poems were they famous for? Where is it and what makes it so special, how has it changed, what is there to see?
October 21st - Alan Cooke - 'Maria Fitzherbert' Long-time companion of the Prince Regent and one of Brighton's famous residents
October 28th - Sarah-Helen Snow - 'The Rôle Played by Women in World War 1'
November 4th - Tilo Flache - 'Dublin' Discover more about Ireland's capital city
November 11th - Dr Sue Berry - 'From Tudor Fishing Town to early Georgian seaside resort'
November 18th - Alan Cooke - 'Water, Water Everywhere . . . ' The story of water in Brighton's long history
November 25th - Paul Green - 'Step Back in Time' A journey back in time to old Brighton. Paul discusses all the major events covered by the Argus and shows and original copy of the first Argus from 1880
December 2nd - Kim Curran - 'The Runner at 50' Editor Kim Curran celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of North Laine's community magazine
December 9th - Traditional Music for Christmas with the Twagger Band Music to begin the Christmas season followed by tea and cake
If you would like to put forward yourself as a potential speaker, or know someone you would recommend, please let the organisers know on 01273 770258, via [email protected]. or via the 'Contact' page on this website.
And please recommend our programme of talks to your friends!
www.tuesdayatfriends.org.uk Organisers - Brighton Quakers