7:00 pm, September 10 2015
Celebrate summer with Sunday Assembly’s awesome band and choir
Get to the beet with a fabulous feast of seasonal sing-a-longs!
Comedy, spoken word and an EPIC raffle. Tweed and seasonal garb highly recommended
Bring a donation of non-perishable goods for our community collection. Proceeds will be distributed to local food banks, drop-in centres and homeless organisations
Come on by, and give peas a chance…
Tickets £12.00 | £9.00 concessions
7:00 pm, June 15 2015
Always wanted to play in the Sunday Assembly London band but didn’t know how? Sent in emails and been routinely ignored by our slightly disorganised administration system?
Well come to Premises Studios on June 15th and meet band members, jam along with songs we’re learning for the festivals and become part of the network that is SA London’s band of dreams!
We’ll be doing these songs
What a Feeling (Flashdance) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILWSp0m9G2U
Wonder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kASjW_aPbQ
Build Me Up Buttercup https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iol0B-clFFM
Mr Brightside https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGdGFtwCNBE
Call Me Maybe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWNaR-rxAic
It’s My Life https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SKFwtgUJHs
And might chuck in some more xx
7:00 pm, December 18 2014
Yule Rock is the rockingest Christmas singalong in the land. Unleash all your favourite holiday classics for an evening of Wham!, Slade, Bing Crosby, Shane MacGowan and Kirsty MacColl and many more.
Yule (!) be belting these out with sounds from the incredible Sunday Assembly house band and choir, with the help of some SPECIAL GUESTS. Good cheer mandatory. Christmas jumpers advisable.
7:00 pm, October 31 2014
The Sunday Assembly is a godless congregation that celebrates life, but for one night only this Halloween, we’re celebrating death (well, the walking undead) with our Halloween zombie party!
Whether you’re already a Sunday Assembly regular or keen to find out more, bring your friends and come dressed in your best zombie / funeral attire to mingle with the rest of the Sunday Assembly walking undead.
Step inside our dystopian World’s End-stye pub for:
– Free face painting,
– Devilish drinks,
– Sombie movies
– Frighteningly fun festival DJ Bomber Harris.
We’ll also have a costume contest for those of you with devilish dress-up skills and plenty of opportunities to make new friends (yay!)
Tickets are FREE but we’ll be collecting donations on the door for one of our fave local London charities, Oasis Play, (or if you prefer you can make a donation now).
7:00 pm, October 16 2013
We are living in times that call for us to hang on to reason. With rising unemployment at one end and people facing extreme work pressures at the other; in the middle there is a strong need for the understanding of the meaning of life. Age of Reason plan to explore the words of great thinkers and ordinary philosophers alike.
Camden Head, Camden Passage, Angel (nearest tube Angel)
2 Camden Walk, London Borough of Islington, N1 8D
15 May 7:00–7-9.00
7:00 Welcome and introduction
7:15 Sunday Assembly context – Sanderson
7:30 Guest Speaker:
8:00 Group discussion
9:00 Close
Admission Free
A message from Philosophy Club:
Hope everyone enjoyed the summer break. In the first session for the Autumn series we may well explore what led us to a global financial crises or individual greed and collective poverty. This month’s guest speaker Andy Denis will discuss his philosophy on ‘individual behaviour and collective outcomes’.
When: Wednesday the 18th September @ 7pm.
Where: Camden Head – in Angel (2 Camden Walk, N18DY)
Andy Denis Biog:
Dr Denis worked for the Economist Intelligence Unit in the 1980s and joined City University Business School in 1990 as a researcher in financial development, moving to the Economics Department in 1991.He gained his PhD in 2002 with a thesis on “Collective and Individual Rationality”. His research interests are in the history and philosophy of economics, and he has published on Adam Smith, Keynes, Hayek, Malthus, the methodology of the Austrian School of Economics and the concept of equilibrium in neoclassical economics.In 2009 he guest edited a special issue of the International Review of Economics Education on pluralism in the teaching of economics.Dr Denis has recently been elected a member of the ESHET (European Society of the History of Economic Thought) Council.
This month’s session was coordinated by Albert Van Hoek and the philosophy club team of organisers.
Best,
Dionne
Hello! How are you feeling? Or more to the point, why are you feeling? Where do your emotions come from? And what on earth are they for?!
We’ll be getting to grips with these sorts of questions at this month’s Age of Reason philosophy club, and we’d love it if you came too! The rather excellently-named Richard Firth-Godbehere is our speaker and will be with us as we explore the idea of emotions from a philosophical standpoint, through history to the present day.
Please note WE HAVE MOVED! Join us for a pint of ale and a pork pie (food for thought) at The Blacksmith and the Toffeemaker in Islington. However you’re feeling, stick this date in your diary!
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