Come and join us for the fourth Brighton All Day Singing from The Sacred Harp!
Saturday 6th April 2019
10.30 am - 4 pm.
Exeter Street Hall
16-17 Exeter Street, Brighton, BN1 5PG.
Saturday 6th April 2019
10.30 am - 4 pm.
Exeter Street Hall
16-17 Exeter Street, Brighton, BN1 5PG.
Registration is at 10 am and singing will start at 10:30 am.
Pot luck lunch, please bring a dish to share if you can.
All welcome, no prior experience necessary, and loaner books will be available.
Access is good, now including wheelchair access following renovations to the hall in 2017.
We will collect donations to cover costs.
Chair/general queries: TBC.
Travelling to Exeter Street Hall:
By Train:
Exeter Street is 15 minute walk or a 6 minute taxi ride from Brighton railway station which connects to Gatwick airport in 30 minutes and to London Victoria and London Bridge stations in 60 minutes.
There is a taxi rank at the station.
By Bus:
The 27 and 14 buses stop opposite Port Hall Road on Dyke Road which is less than 5 minutes walk to the hall. There are a number of other local buses which stop within 10-15 minutes walk of the hall in the Seven Dials area. Check traveline for individual routes.
By Car:
The hall has no car park. It is in parking zone Q, which has a mixture of pay and display bays and permit only bays.
We have a limited number of visitor permits for the area available at £3 per day by emailing Sarah. They must be reserved in advance, and then can be picked up from the registration desk on the morning of the singing, or at the special Shenandoah Harmony Singing on Friday night. There may be some available on the day without reserving in advance but please dont rely on this!
Regular pay and display in the area is available but has maximum stay restrictions. See signs on the individual streets for info.
There is a disabled parking bay for blue badge holders outside the hall.
After the singing we will head to The Chimney House pub down the road, then in the evening there will be a social in a pub near the station,
Pot luck lunch, please bring a dish to share if you can.
All welcome, no prior experience necessary, and loaner books will be available.
Access is good, now including wheelchair access following renovations to the hall in 2017.
We will collect donations to cover costs.
Chair/general queries: TBC.
Travelling to Exeter Street Hall:
By Train:
Exeter Street is 15 minute walk or a 6 minute taxi ride from Brighton railway station which connects to Gatwick airport in 30 minutes and to London Victoria and London Bridge stations in 60 minutes.
There is a taxi rank at the station.
By Bus:
The 27 and 14 buses stop opposite Port Hall Road on Dyke Road which is less than 5 minutes walk to the hall. There are a number of other local buses which stop within 10-15 minutes walk of the hall in the Seven Dials area. Check traveline for individual routes.
By Car:
The hall has no car park. It is in parking zone Q, which has a mixture of pay and display bays and permit only bays.
We have a limited number of visitor permits for the area available at £3 per day by emailing Sarah. They must be reserved in advance, and then can be picked up from the registration desk on the morning of the singing, or at the special Shenandoah Harmony Singing on Friday night. There may be some available on the day without reserving in advance but please dont rely on this!
Regular pay and display in the area is available but has maximum stay restrictions. See signs on the individual streets for info.
There is a disabled parking bay for blue badge holders outside the hall.
After the singing we will head to The Chimney House pub down the road, then in the evening there will be a social in a pub near the station,
Some accommodation with local singers will be available- please use the form below to request hosting (note please check the date is for 2019, the form will be updated nearer the time). If you have any queries our Accommodation Officer can be contacted by email once confirmed,
Alternatively there are a range of accommodation options across Brighton and Hove including hostels, B&Bs and hotels.
Alternatively there are a range of accommodation options across Brighton and Hove including hostels, B&Bs and hotels.
Photo from the first Brighton All Day Singing in 2016 by Vicky Tremain.