What could be more natural than cycling through Brighton with no clothes on?
To (nearly) coincide with the annual Brighton Naked Bike Ride in June, we’ll be exploring the theme of ‘Natural’ with our top secret formula of inspirational talks, illuminating science, introspective reflection and incredible pop songs.
Our guest speaker will be local artist and ride co-organiser Nick Sayers, explaining the roots of the worldwide Naked Bike Ride movement and the important messages it aims to communicate. Nick was a big hit when he spoke for us last year, so we are delighted he has agreed to join us again.
As always, there will be generous portions of tea, cake and friendly chit-chat immediately afterwards – but you‘ll probably need to keep your clothes on, as it can be a bit nippy at St Andrews.
Entry is completely FREE and we’ll even cover your travel costs* if you turn up on your bicycle.
We hope to see you there!
(* Payment will be made in cake-based calories to fuel your trip home.)
DON’T FORGET
We will also be running our regular 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).
We’ve an incredible number of donations at recent assemblies, so please keep them coming you amazing people!
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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.
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Sunday Assembly Brighton takes place on the fourth Sunday of every month at the beautiful St Andrew’s Church on Waterloo Street, Hove, BN3 1AQ (see Important Note below).
IMPORTANT: Please note that although the address above is correct, the map shown by Facebook is wrong… it is definitely at the seafront end of Waterloo Street in Hove, opposite the Iron Duke pub. Somewhat inconveniently, there are two St Andrew’s churches in Hove (doh!) so please don’t end up in the other one, which commonly gets picked up by Google maps by mistake and may well have lots of religious stuff going on.
