Community venues

Other people who can help with Community venues

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A network of community buildings managers from across the city, providing mutual support, sharing information and skills and giving a voice to those running and supporting our vital community spaces. The group meets regularly in community buildings around the city. Their website has a good map of venues for hire.

Equipment provided:
Catering equipment

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Provide a range of support services for community groups who want to run activities to do with growing or cooking food.

Have a useful guide on reducing food waste at community events.

Have information on setting up and running community cafes.

They have useful information about venues in Brighton & Hove that have kitchens that can be used for community events involving food and shared meals. Contact them directly to ask for details.

They also have information about places to hire or borrow catering equipment and about training courses for groups running food projects.

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Fishing Museum volunteer Brian Ogilvie is happy to do a free talk and quiz about the history of Brighton and the fishing quarter for any community group. He says this works well as a fundraising event with a fish supper.

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ESCIS is an online database of community organisations and events across East Sussex and including Brighton & Hove. It holds searchable information on around 7,000 local organisations. Any local not-for-profit group can add themselves to the database. You can search by geographical area, keyword, type of group or service. The database includes Community venues for hire

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The FMG Project is a fitness-based project for young people. They have spaces available for hire for community groups, charities and sports teams.

Services provided:
Community venues, Office space

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Arts charity in Brighton who hire out rooms and office space