At the Friends' Meeting House, Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AF
Telephone: 01273 770258 email; brightonfriendsmeeting@gmail.com
Tuesday afternoon talks for anyone, 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 – AUTUMN SEASON 2023
December 5th 'A Sussex Christmas' - an illustrated talk by Chris Horlock
How Sussex people celebrated Christmas in the past. There is a Christmas tale or two, including a mysterious incident during the great snowstorm of 1881
December 12th Music for Christmas with the Twagger Band
Traditional music to celebrate the coming festivities
PROGRAMME – SPRING SEASON 2024
January 16th: ‘Brighton’s Chalk Pit Furlong: Where, What, When, Why!’
– an illustated talk by Dr Geoffrey Mead.
January 24th: ‘Country Houses on the South Downs’- an illustrated talk
by Dr Sue Berry
January 30th: ‘Local Transport in Brighton & Hove – A Short History’
- an illustrated talk by Alan Cooke
February 6th: ‘A Trip Down the River Charente’
- an illustrated talk by Brian Freeland.
February 13th: TBC
February 20th: ‘Shoreham Port through the Ages – From muddy creek to modern commercial centre’ - an illustrated talk by Trevor Povey.
February 27th: ‘Twittens’
- A talk by Suzanne Hinton.
March 5th: TBC
March 12th: "Should Brighthelmstone be enfranchised, it will represent
nothing more than toffy, lemonade and jelly shops.”
Brighton & Hove in 40 General Elections, 1832-2019:
an illustrated history by Martin Jones.
March 19th: ‘Oklahoma to Phantom of the Opera’
- an illustrated talk by Ian Gledhill.
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 brightonfriendsmeeting@gmail.com. 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; brightonfriendsmeeting@gmail.com
Tuesday afternoon talks for anyone, 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 – AUTUMN SEASON 2023
December 5th 'A Sussex Christmas' - an illustrated talk by Chris Horlock
How Sussex people celebrated Christmas in the past. There is a Christmas tale or two, including a mysterious incident during the great snowstorm of 1881
December 12th Music for Christmas with the Twagger Band
Traditional music to celebrate the coming festivities
PROGRAMME – SPRING SEASON 2024
January 16th: ‘Brighton’s Chalk Pit Furlong: Where, What, When, Why!’
– an illustated talk by Dr Geoffrey Mead.
January 24th: ‘Country Houses on the South Downs’- an illustrated talk
by Dr Sue Berry
January 30th: ‘Local Transport in Brighton & Hove – A Short History’
- an illustrated talk by Alan Cooke
February 6th: ‘A Trip Down the River Charente’
- an illustrated talk by Brian Freeland.
February 13th: TBC
February 20th: ‘Shoreham Port through the Ages – From muddy creek to modern commercial centre’ - an illustrated talk by Trevor Povey.
February 27th: ‘Twittens’
- A talk by Suzanne Hinton.
March 5th: TBC
March 12th: "Should Brighthelmstone be enfranchised, it will represent
nothing more than toffy, lemonade and jelly shops.”
Brighton & Hove in 40 General Elections, 1832-2019:
an illustrated history by Martin Jones.
March 19th: ‘Oklahoma to Phantom of the Opera’
- an illustrated talk by Ian Gledhill.
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 brightonfriendsmeeting@gmail.com. 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