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St Nicholas Green Spaces Association

Thursday – Sunday 26 – 29 May
It’s the last weekend in Brighton Festival, and SNGSA will be running a refreshment tent in the Rest Garden while the Globe Theatre is in residence.
Big thank-you to everyone who is helping with this!

Saturday 4 June – 11am – 4pm
St Nicholas Summer Fete
SNGSA will have a little plant stall – if you have any plants to donate could you drop them off around 10 am at the Church?

Sunday 5 June – 12 – 4pm
Big Picnic, Big Lunch
Come and join your neighbours in the Rest Garden. (This year with added portaloos)
There will be lots of things to occupy children, so that adults can have an uninterrupted chat!
Story-telling, finger puppets from recycled materials, musicians, bouncy castle. Free entry.

Help needed from 10 am putting up bunting and gazebos. Many hands make light work.
During the picnic – help at SNGSA table at the entrance. It will involve handing out info about the day and about SNGSA as people arrive, signing up new friends and handing out feedback forms as people leave. A nice sit-down job… would you be able to help for an hour or half an hour? Please say yes!

Poppy Project tea-time fundraiser

Saturday 2 July, 2 – 5 pm

Friends Meeting House Garden, Ship Street

Join Feminist Brighton for an afternoon of tea and cakes, live music and games, raising money for the Poppy Project.

They are holding an afternoon tea party in the garden of the Friends Meeting House, raising money for the Poppy Project, a women-run service in London supporting victims of trafficking. Their funding has been cut by the Ministry of Justice. All profits from this event will go to the Poppy Project, and they hope it will raise some awareness of the devastating effect of these cuts on women’s services.

Tickets cost £5 and include: homemade cake, and tea, an afternoon of entertainments including the We-Bop choir, Graham Pembrey (solo acoustic), and lots more. There will be traditional garden party games and a massage stall.

Brighton Feminist is an activist network in Brighton, inspired by discussion, debate and action for gender equality and feminist struggle. They run a regular monthly reading and discussion group, along with social gatherings in Brighton.

They are a friendly bunch and welcome new people to join. For more info contact brightonfeminist@googlemail.com or visit feministbrighton.wordpress.com

Flower and Music Festival

St Nicholas Church
St Nicholas Church

St. Nicholas Church in Dyke Road is holding a festival of flowers and music from 8 – 10 July celebrating the Holy Sacraments and the 400th Anniversary of the King James Version of the Bible.

The 900 year-old church will be open from 10am to 5pm each day with flower displays by award-winning arrangers and live music by local artists. The money raised will be spent on much-needed restoration work and to improve the space available for local community use. Tea, coffee, ploughman’s lunches and other refreshments will be served during the day.
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West Hill Kino Club – ‘Lint: the Movie

The West Hill Kino Club presents the World Premiere of ‘Lint: The Movie’ introduced by Steve Aylett on Sunday 26 June. Doors open at 7pm. Tickets are £5.

Equally fascinating, deranged, and hilarious ‘Lint: The Movie’ is a documentary on the life and work of cult SF author and philosopher Jeff Lint, starring Alan Moore, Steve Aylett, Stewart Lee, Josie Long, Bill Ectric, D. Harlan Wilson, Jeff Vandermeer, Leila Johnston, Robin Ince, Andrew O’Neill, Mitzi Szereto, Vessel/Mr.Solo, Mo Ali, Lord Pin, 7-Inch Stitch, Spencer Pate and others.
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Friends of St Michael’s

The Friends of Saint Michael’s are continuing their fund-raising efforts with a grand dinner in the church on June 24 2011. Last year 100 people enjoyed food, music and good company in the magnificent setting of the church in Victoria Road.

If you’d like to join them, find out more, contact the Parish office on 822284 or email
parishoffice@saintmichaelsbrighton.org

All proceeds go towards the conservation of the Pre-Raphaelite works in the church.