Sunday Assembly Brighton: Rite Here, Rite Now

Name: Sunday Assembly Brighton: Rite Here, Rite Now
Start: 2026-03-08T11:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-03-08T12:30:00+00:00
Location: Sunday Assembly Brighton

Schedule

Sun Mar 08 2026 at 11:00 am to 12:30 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

Sunday Assembly Brighton | Brighton, EN

Spring is almost here! And we’ve been thinking about secular rituals for our next assembly: Rite Here, Rite Now! Our main speaker is from Sunday Assembly Brighton’s own ranks! Occupational Therapist, hostess with the most(ess) & seeker of intentional community, Amy Darby will be considering the role of rituals within our lives. From the mundane to the extravagant, Amy will be exploring the many functions & forms of ritual, and most importantly, their value in establishing connections & community.
This month we're raising money* for Hummingbird Project who work locally, responding to the needs of young refugees, and campaign nationally, for the rights & protection of refugees.
Beyond that, our regular round of singing, food bank**, tea (bring your keep-cup!), cake***, and friendly chit-chat with old friends and new****, to keep our spirits up and community warm :) See our website/Insta for more details!
Aaaannnd… honest moment - we love putting on Sunday Assembly, but we really could use a few extra heads, hearts, and hands (preferably still attached to willing volunteers) to help us keep this community going #sundayassembly #whatsonbrighton #wondermore #livebetter #helpoften
* money raised is usually split 50:50 between the charity and Sunday Assembly (for running costs, hall hire, tea, etc) but we're running low on funds, so the 50:50 split will be after we've covered costs.
** tins of food, dry packet food, toiletries, and so on to be distributed to Brighton food banks by us at Sunday Assembly :)
*** and if you're a keen baker - bring cake/brownies/your great bake-off practice pieces!
**** hey, tell your friends and bring them along too: more people = more community = more singing and good times :)
***** The funnest of the asterisks is the extraneous one: archaeological evidence suggests usage of red pigments for body painting & rituals dates back to 310,000–500,000 years ago.
11:00 - 12:30, Middle Street School, BN1 1AL