New era, new premises for Chichester's Talks at Six series

Chichester's Talks at Six moves into a new era '“ new, bigger premises after months of success.

Monday, 24th September 2018, 4:42 pm
Talks at Six - Marilyn and Freddie Humphrey
Talks at Six - Marilyn and Freddie Humphrey

The series has become an important part of the Chichester scene in the past couple of years offering Thursday early-evening talks on a wide range of subjects at the New Park Centre.

Now it is stepping up.

Organiser Marilyn Humphrey explains: “As from September 27 Talks at Six will move venues to Boston Tea Party Café in Baffins Lane, Chichester, PO19 1BF, still at 6pm. They have kindly offered the space when the café is closed to general public. We will have more room, a more flexible space and with two car parks (Baffins Lane and East Pallant) where it is free at 6pm. It is still city centre but now with parking available and disabled access. I will be allowed to continue serving my welcoming drinks and they will offer coffee/tea. On October 4 for the music of Angela Zanders, we will be back in the Studio for one last time as we need the piano! We do hope you will like our new venue and look forward to interesting talks this autumn.”

Marilyn offers the following guide to the talks coming up:

At the new venue: Thursday September 27– Brexit – the Challenges for Britain by Richard Ashworth MEP. As our area MEP Richard is in an excellent position to keep us up to date with the negotiations in Brussels and what it will mean to us all.

Thursday October 4– Women make Music by Angela Zanders who will explore the names of female composers of classical music, few of whom are known today. (back in the Studio, New Park Centre).

From now on at BTP café, Baffins Lane:

Thursday, October 11 – Notes from Arts Studio by Philip Jackson who will talk about his life in sculpture, his commissions around the world and the process of idea to final work.

Thursday, October 18 – From Olympic Games to Caring by Christina Bassadone. The two-times Olympic sailor will talk about her Olympic experiences in Athens and Beijing and her award-winning business.

Thursday, November 1 – Think Before You Throw by Rachel Carruthers from West Sussex Waste. The talk will help again understand the logic of recycling.

Thursday, November 8 – Lest we Forget: Figurative WWI war Memorials by Paul Devonshire.

Thursday, November 15 – It’s a Balloon World After All by Rob Driscoll who will demonstrate some of the incredible things that can be done with balloons.

Thursday, November 29 – Hidden Chichester by Andrew Berriman. How well do you know Chichester? How many of these fifty somewhat unusual sights can you identify? Andrew will show you the Chichester you have missed.
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