join us for this comedy evening with a first stop to the fantastic Gourmet burger restaurant we will meet at 6pm at the restaurant then have some food before your host will take you into the komedia for an evening of laughs.just call the komedia and book your tickets now pay per event members this event is £3 (excluding ticket and food) …See More

Why not come out on this Saturday night social for a night of, well drinking and having a giggle.We will all meet in the hop poles pub at around 8pm Your host for the evening will be Darren, he will introduce you all At some point we all will have some confectionary to help the evening along.  For pay per event members this event is £3  For subscription members this event is freeSee More

 Join us at this fabulous italian restaurant. Si Signore is a delightful restaurant on Sydney Street that offers authentic home made Italian cuisine.we will have the upstairs mostly to ourselves. This place has £1.50 corkage on bottles of wine so this evening will be very cheap for all you drinkers out there who like a tipple with your food. I will be taking a optional payment of £5 for a drinking  kitty. Then will go out and buy some boxes of wine. Yes, thats right . I said boxes Drinking…See More

Fast food chinese style. Cheap and cheerful we can eat then go to a near by pub.Meet in the The Royal Sovereign  at about 7 then across the road about 7.30/8. http://www.brighton-eating.com/378.htm price £3 for pay per event membersclick below  Subscription members, this event is freeSee More

For all you  subscription members out there and for anyone who is interested in becoming a subscription member. This evening is for all members We will meet at 8pm in the Pitcher and Piano Darren will host the evening. You will receive your discount card and find out all the superb offers available. All card members get a great discount off drinks and food here so you can start saving straight away. What a great excuse for a bit of binge drinking  See More

Hopefully summer will have properly arrived.We can do Simon's walk during the day (separate event) and then relax with a barbecue at my place in the evening.Bring a dish (or something to cook on the barbie)Fingers crossed for sunshine - we can retreat into the house if it turns bad.I'll send you the full address & directions via BS message or SMS text when you sign up for this. This one if for all membersSee More

Bring a dish and yourselves. Weather permitting.Meet by the Rose GardenIf the sun does not shine the open house for lunch and leave the dish at home.Darren will organise a rounders game if  we get enough people1pm onwardsWrite what you will bring so we don't duplicate too much!  £3 for pay per event membersclick below  For subscription members this is freeSee More

Its the 40th anniversary of the brilliant gangster film starring Michael Caine. I saw a theatre version a few years ago in Edinburgh and it was superb so fingers crossed for this production. Tickets cost £10 from the Dome box office or brighton fringe online.The venue is Hove Centre (the old town hall) venue number A82. There is an age restriction of 15 plus btw.Lets meet outside the venue at 7.30pm; as with many of theBrighton festival events, you must book early! See More

a north lanes pub and veggie grub This one is for those who never made it out to this event last time.Join us for this Friday evening of  great cheap veggie food and good company, followed maybe by a few beers.We will meet at the pub at 7:30pmand then sit to eat at around 8pmthere will be a host to welcome you and organise the eveningthis booking will close on at 7pm on the night of the socialThis pub has become famous over many years for its all-vegetarian menu, a recent upgrade means it has…See More

A Classic play...The Conways, celebrating Kay’s 21st birthday in 1919, seem a golden family – safe and well after the Great War, looking forward to future careers, marriages, and a brave new world.Through J B Priestley’s masterly manipulation of time, we see into their future and back again to where the seeds of their downfall were planted.Priestley was fascinated by the study of time. Writing in 1937, he saw how Britain was complacently failing to learn from history and charging headlong…See More