Time To Cycle to the Hall !
Come and meet the Time To Cycle contingent at the Hall from 7pm onwards today, Sunday December 6th, as they recover before tomorrow’s journey across the Channel, heading for Paris.
Messages of support from the Hall’s Stay & Play Group
And from the (slightly older) members of the Hall Tea Club
Climate Change Stop-over
Despite the Climate Conference being shortened as a result of the tragic events in Paris the Cycle Ride to the French capital is definitely going ahead. Thousands will still be making the long journey to emphasise the importance of these talks in securing the future of a world inhabitable by humans.
Exeter Street Hall is extremely pleased to be accommodating some 40 of the 125 cyclists on their way from London to Paris for their overnight stop before crossing the Channel. Do come along on Sunday, December 6th from 7:30pm – 8:30pm and meet them and listen to why they are spending so much time and putting so much effort into drawing the world’s attention to the dangers facing us all.
Withdean meet-up
And if you want to be part of the Reception Party for the London to Paris Time to Cycle bike ride why not meet the cyclists at 3:45pm at Withdean Park that afternoon – and process round the streets of Brighton. And the more bling the better!!
For further information and the latest updates click here.
New Note Orchestra – Xmas Concert at St Luke’s Church
New Note Orchestra is a unique project in Brighton, assisting people in recovery from alcohol and addiction issues. It offers a structured musical programme, creating a supportive community to help participants stay clean and sober.
New Note Orchestra aims to increase self esteem, boost confidence and develop new life skills for all participants. The orchestra is open to all tastes and styles of music, not just classical. It has an open door policy regardless of musical ability.
To visit the New Note website click here.
Breaking News – B.O.A.T Meeting Friday 6th November
Brighton Open Air Theatre (in Dyke Road Park)
All supporters, audiences and performers are invited to an open, informal meeting on Friday 6th November at Exeter Street Hall, where we’ll be celebrating the achievements of 2015 as well as discussing how the theatre can be improved as we look toward 2016.
In particular we are looking at forming some voluntary steering groups to assist in the following areas: Maintenance, Marketing/ Publicity, Stewarding, Technical Improvements and Access & Security. If you can help in any of those areas please come along.
Drop by anytime between 6pm-9pm and help BOAT navigate toward a thrilling 2016! (Drinks and nibbles will be available)