A well-established, values-driven community venue and part of the United Reformed Church, situated in the heart of Brighton's North Laine, two minutes from Brighton Station. It provides professional spaces for meetings, events, conferences, and inspiration, including an auditorium suitable for gigs and performance events with 300 seated and 350 standing capacity. The centre also features a cafe and various community activities.
A talk exploring the connection between ADHD and sleep, with Q&A, at Brighthelm Church and Community Centre.
A dance party with super soul chaos and fast-footed freakiness, hosted by Jockeys and presented by The Curse of Love.
Talk by psychotherapist Anna Mathur on rage, burnout and emotional overload, followed by Q&A.
A lecture exploring the history and mythology of werewolves, from ancient trials to modern pop culture, as part of the Seed Talks Myth & Folklore series.
A talk by Dr Joanna Gilar exploring the neglected history of women in fairy tales and how these stories critique social inequalities, followed by a Q&A session.
A lecture exploring the reinvention of the witch figure through the works of Sylvia Plath and Taylor Swift, followed by a Q&A session.
Vinyl record fair with 20 sellers, collectors and shops, plus vinyl sessions by various DJs, followed by an after party at the Earth and Stars.
A lecture by Dr Jeffrey DeMarco exploring how early life experiences, particularly adverse ones, shape adult development and brain function, with a Q&A session.
A scientific lecture by Dr David Luke exploring paranormal phenomena and altered states of consciousness.
A lecture exploring Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, its Gothic elements, and its reflection of 1800s social issues, including a Q&A session.
A lecture exploring black holes, spacetime, the holographic principle, and other space phenomena, followed by a Q&A session.
Dr Emily Hauser reveals the true histories behind Greek mythology's greatest myths, based on her bestseller Mythica.
An illuminating introduction to the psychology of Carl Jung and his groundbreaking ideas about the unconscious, including dreams, shadows, and synchronicity.
Dance event for club music lovers organised by Nathan Godolphin.
Professor Marisa Linton explores the history of folk horror, covering ancient legends, folklore, and modern tales of the uncanny, including a Q&A session.
An insightful talk on evidence-based strategies to stop anxious thought spirals and break free from unhelpful thinking patterns.
