11:00 am, June 15 2014
Bernadette Russell is a fabulous human who spoke at our first ever Conference. She was so brill, we’ve invited her back for more! Come join us talk about the art of being kind. We’ll have poems, songs and the usual delightfulness!
It’s Free – we do ask for donations to cover our costs (the hall, the Meet Up account, the tea/coffee etc) but that is voluntary!
No tickets – just turn up!
11:00 am, June 1 2014
Those Greeks! They had lots of good ideas. But have we actually listened to anything they said? Let’s find out with the fantastic Jules Evans!
There’ll be the usual fantastic songs, poems and tea and cake! And it’s all free if you need it to be!
Donations welcome.
11:00 am, May 18 2014
We like a bit of culture at Sunday Assembly London! And so our speaker on May 18th is talking about Street Art.
Lee Bofkin runs Global Street Art. Philosopher-scientist-street dancer turned curator of the world’s largest street art archive! Come and hear what is going on in the world of street art and what has been happening over the last 45 years!
And, of course, all the usual sing-songs, poems and community fun!
Free! Donations welcome!
11:00 am, May 4 2014
Death is inevitable. So why don’t we like talking about it? Well luckily, Lucy Porter does. Yes – Lucy Porter all round funny lady off the telly will be talking about dying.
We’ll have the usual poems and songs and a lot of visitors from around the world as this Sunday Assembly falls in the middle of our SA International Conference.
See you there, you wonderful people!
11:00 am, April 20 2014
This week’s talk is by Mark Stevenson who wrote The Optimist’s Tour of the Future! He’ll be giving us an optimistic view of life and getting us to ask ourselves questions about what the future holds.
There will be awesome songs, a rockin’ band and of course, tea and cake.
11:00 am, April 6 2014
That’s right! He had to drop out in December but Loyd’s back to talk to us about the wonder of buildings as part of his role as a Trustee for the Churches Conservation Trust.
Why should we keep these buildings alive? What do they represent? Are they still relevant in our increasingly secular society?
We’ll have songs and the band (maybe we can convince Loyd to join in) and of course, tea and cake!
See you there!
11:00 am, March 16 2014
Another wonderful speaker – this time from Brighton (we in fact saw him talking at Sunday Assembly Brighton and loved him so much we asked him to come talk to us too!) Dr David Bramwell to tell us about his attempt to play with the way we do things!
We’ll have poems and songs – choir is back this week! And of course, the awesome band.
All hosted by Pippa and Sanderson and the fantastic SA London volunteers.
See you there!
11:00 am, March 2 2014
On 2 March Sunday Assembly is taking to the streets for an immersive experience of insight and learning with our friends from Street Wisdom.
If you thought the street was just a place to hurry through on your way to and from work, think again. A non-profit venture led by human development honchos David Pearl and Chris Barez-Brown, Street Wisdom sees the city street as an amazing place to learn – an invisible university – for those that know how to look.
It’s urban magic on your doorstep.
All you’ll need is your curiosity and a secret question – about your personal and/or work life – that you’d like a fresh perspective on.
We’ll start at 1100 at The Penderel’s Oak, Holborn, spend an hour on individual street quests and return to the pub at 1200 to share what the street taught us. If it’s raining, bring a brolly. And if it’s glorious sunshine – a parasol! [optional]. And remember, it’s a wander-ful life!
11:00 am, February 16 2014
We meet once again to celebrate being alive!
This time we have Robert Hulse from the Brunel Museum, talking about the 1st tunnel under the Thames. How is that relevant to us now? Come find out!
There will be the usual songs, poems and laughter and your hosts Sanderson and Pippa.
Bring cake! Bring your kids! Bring your friend with cake and kids! All welcome!
Big love
11:00 am, February 2 2014
We return to the Conway Hall with the wonderful Dr Anita Marsden telling us about the psychology behind happiness! We’ll have readings and super songs and it might just blow your mind.
There is no better way to start your Sunday!
Bring cake!
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