The theme for our first Assembly of 2019 is ‘Good Mood Food’, where we’ll be exploring how cooking and eating can affect how we feel. There’ll be the usual mix of guest speakers, personal insights and singalong pop songs, with our lead speakers – Jo and Evie from Brighton & Hove Food Partnership – sharing stories of how food can build community.

There’ll be lots of time to chat and connect immediately afterwards, fuelled by free tea & cake. Plus, we’ll be launching our Post-Assembly Lunch Club over the road at The Southern Belle, so you can put into practice everything you’ve learned about food and community (see https://www.facebook.com/events/755875398104318 for details).

Entry is completely FREE and everybody is welcome.

Plus if you’ve got any little people who might get restless during all the talking, we even have our special Young Assembly at the same time…

YOUNG ASSEMBLY

Young Assembly, for 7+ kids, will play games and activities to not find not muscular strength, but the inner strengths that everyone has. 🙂

Full details at: https://sundayassemblybrighton.com/young-assembly/

FOODBANK FEATURE

We will also be running our popular foodbank collection at the main entrance: making it super simple for you to donate any in-date, non-perishable food and toiletries that you can spare (ie. tins, packets, jars and bottles).

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ABOUT SUNDAY ASSEMBLY

The Sunday Assembly is a worldwide network of non-religious gatherings which aims to uplift and inspire through readings, talks, silent contemplation and classic pop songs.

http://www.sundayassembly.com/

Sunday Assembly Brighton takes place on the fourth Sunday of every month at the beautiful St Andrew’s Venue on Waterloo Street, Hove, BN3 1AQ (see Important Note below).

Please be aware that although the address above is correct, the map shown by Google Maps can sometimes be wrong… it is definitely at the seafront end of Waterloo Street in Hove, opposite the Southern Belle pub (previously the Iron Duke). There are two St Andrew’s in Hove so please don’t end up in the other one, which sometimes gets picked up by Google Maps by mistake and is still a normal church. Ours should be listed as St Andrew’s Venue.