At the Friends' Meeting House, Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AF
Telephone: 01273 770258 email; [email protected]
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 – WINTER / SPRING SEASON 2025
January 21st: Dr Geoffrey Mead - 'What is Landscape'
A look at the different ideas of the landscape around us - what it means to us and is represented in the arts
January 28th: Robert Smale - 'The Grange, Rottingdean: People and Places'
Discover more about the history of this historic village
February 4th: Andy Garth - 'How Brighton are You?'
A look back into the not too distant past of Brighton and Hove through the photographic archive of there Evening Argus
February 11th: Trevor Povey - 'More of Old Hove - Cliftonville, West Brighton & the King Alfred'
Trevor continues his look at Hove's long history
February 18th: Tilo Fleche - 'Bruges'
Once you enter the old city of Bruges, you'll find streets and canals lined with historic houses, churches and museums
February 25th: Dr Sue Berry - 'The Rise of the Pelham Family of Stanmer Place and Park and their Political and Social Rôles c1710 - 1900'
March 4th: Martin Jones - `Brighton's Clock Towers'
Hear the stories behind these important and wonderful buildings
March 11th: Brian Ogilvie - 'Vanished Voices'
The story of Brighton's fishing community
March 18th: Dr Sue Berry - 'Victorian and Edwardian Brighton and Hove 1870 - 1914 - Entrepreneurial Resort and Major Regional Centre'
March 25th: Helen Poole - 'Anne of Cleves'
Was Anne the luckiest of Henry Viii's wives?
April 1st: Suzanne Hinton - 'Lost Villas of Brighton'
Discover what happened to the seaside homes of wealthy Georgian families
April 8th: Alan Cooke - 'Bishop Hannington and other Famous Clergymen of Brighton
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 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 – WINTER / SPRING SEASON 2025
January 21st: Dr Geoffrey Mead - 'What is Landscape'
A look at the different ideas of the landscape around us - what it means to us and is represented in the arts
January 28th: Robert Smale - 'The Grange, Rottingdean: People and Places'
Discover more about the history of this historic village
February 4th: Andy Garth - 'How Brighton are You?'
A look back into the not too distant past of Brighton and Hove through the photographic archive of there Evening Argus
February 11th: Trevor Povey - 'More of Old Hove - Cliftonville, West Brighton & the King Alfred'
Trevor continues his look at Hove's long history
February 18th: Tilo Fleche - 'Bruges'
Once you enter the old city of Bruges, you'll find streets and canals lined with historic houses, churches and museums
February 25th: Dr Sue Berry - 'The Rise of the Pelham Family of Stanmer Place and Park and their Political and Social Rôles c1710 - 1900'
March 4th: Martin Jones - `Brighton's Clock Towers'
Hear the stories behind these important and wonderful buildings
March 11th: Brian Ogilvie - 'Vanished Voices'
The story of Brighton's fishing community
March 18th: Dr Sue Berry - 'Victorian and Edwardian Brighton and Hove 1870 - 1914 - Entrepreneurial Resort and Major Regional Centre'
March 25th: Helen Poole - 'Anne of Cleves'
Was Anne the luckiest of Henry Viii's wives?
April 1st: Suzanne Hinton - 'Lost Villas of Brighton'
Discover what happened to the seaside homes of wealthy Georgian families
April 8th: Alan Cooke - 'Bishop Hannington and other Famous Clergymen of Brighton
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