At the Friends' Meeting House, Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AF
(Telephone: 01273 770258, Warden: Terry Byrne)
Tuesday afternoon meetings for anyone, of any age
Time: 2:30 – 3:30 Admission £2.50
No need to book – just turn up. There is an induction loop for the hard of hearing
Tea and cake will be on sale in the adjoining cafe room after the talk
PROGRAMME - AUTUMN SEASON 2018
November 27th ‘The Moon in art and science’– an illustrated talk by Alexandra Loske
December 4th ‘Brighton Rock – Brighton crime’– an illustrated talk by Geoffrey Mead
December 11th 'Traditional Music for Christmastide'- by the Twagger Band
PROGRAMME - SPRING SEASON 2019
January 8th ‘Researching the History of Houses’– an illustrated talk by Jackie Marsh-Hobbs
January 15th ‘National Coastwatch’– an illustrated talk by Steven Hand of NCI, Shoreham
January 22nd ‘The Lost Technology of Ancient Egypt’– an illustrated talk by Marcus Allen
January 29th ‘Provence, Battered and Bruised’– an illustrated talk by Suzanne Hinton
February 5th ‘Glad to be Grey’– a not-very-serious talk by Lady Constance Crabtree
February 12th. ‘Maritime Shoreham’– an illustrated talk by Trevor Povey
February 19th. ‘Mrs Nassau Senior, the Champion of the Workhouse Girl – why have we never heard of her?’– a talk by Sybil Oldfield
February 26th. ‘The British Transport Police – a Personal View’– an illustrated talk by Kevin Gordon
March 5th ‘Johnny Haynes: Football’s Forgotten Genius’– an illustrated talk by James Gardner
March 12th ‘Upstairs and Downstairs on Carlton Hill’– an illustrated talk by Valerie Mainstone
March 19th ‘General Sir Garnet Wolseley, 1833-1913’– an illustrated talk by Peter Crowhurst
March 26th ‘What you should Know about your Spectacles’– an illustrated talk by Richard Smith
April 2nd ‘A Musical Meander down Memory Lane: Old Ones; Loved Ones; Neglected Ones; some Poetry, and perhaps a Monologue’ – all performed by Geoffrey James
If you would like to make any comments on the programme, suggest speakers and events, or offer yourself as a speaker, please use the 'contact us' page.
Except for January 8th, following the talks, from 4pm to 5pm, you can also take part in:
'Keep Fit in Retirement - Extend Exercise'
Movement to music for the over 60s and the less able of any age. Further information is available at Friends' Meeting House. Fee £4.00, payable at the door.
(Telephone: 01273 770258, Warden: Terry Byrne)
Tuesday afternoon meetings for anyone, of any age
Time: 2:30 – 3:30 Admission £2.50
No need to book – just turn up. There is an induction loop for the hard of hearing
Tea and cake will be on sale in the adjoining cafe room after the talk
PROGRAMME - AUTUMN SEASON 2018
November 27th ‘The Moon in art and science’– an illustrated talk by Alexandra Loske
December 4th ‘Brighton Rock – Brighton crime’– an illustrated talk by Geoffrey Mead
December 11th 'Traditional Music for Christmastide'- by the Twagger Band
PROGRAMME - SPRING SEASON 2019
January 8th ‘Researching the History of Houses’– an illustrated talk by Jackie Marsh-Hobbs
January 15th ‘National Coastwatch’– an illustrated talk by Steven Hand of NCI, Shoreham
January 22nd ‘The Lost Technology of Ancient Egypt’– an illustrated talk by Marcus Allen
January 29th ‘Provence, Battered and Bruised’– an illustrated talk by Suzanne Hinton
February 5th ‘Glad to be Grey’– a not-very-serious talk by Lady Constance Crabtree
February 12th. ‘Maritime Shoreham’– an illustrated talk by Trevor Povey
February 19th. ‘Mrs Nassau Senior, the Champion of the Workhouse Girl – why have we never heard of her?’– a talk by Sybil Oldfield
February 26th. ‘The British Transport Police – a Personal View’– an illustrated talk by Kevin Gordon
March 5th ‘Johnny Haynes: Football’s Forgotten Genius’– an illustrated talk by James Gardner
March 12th ‘Upstairs and Downstairs on Carlton Hill’– an illustrated talk by Valerie Mainstone
March 19th ‘General Sir Garnet Wolseley, 1833-1913’– an illustrated talk by Peter Crowhurst
March 26th ‘What you should Know about your Spectacles’– an illustrated talk by Richard Smith
April 2nd ‘A Musical Meander down Memory Lane: Old Ones; Loved Ones; Neglected Ones; some Poetry, and perhaps a Monologue’ – all performed by Geoffrey James
If you would like to make any comments on the programme, suggest speakers and events, or offer yourself as a speaker, please use the 'contact us' page.
Except for January 8th, following the talks, from 4pm to 5pm, you can also take part in:
'Keep Fit in Retirement - Extend Exercise'
Movement to music for the over 60s and the less able of any age. Further information is available at Friends' Meeting House. Fee £4.00, payable at the door.