Every month (except December) we bring people together* to give the objects we share our world with a second lease of life and to chat and have a cuppa whilst we're at it (*currently online)
PS St George’s Church will also be holding a craft fair on the 30th November with lots of lovely locally hand-made goodies.
The Seven Bees café will also be serving tea, coffee and their scrummy cakes… so, that’s three good reasons to get down there!
We are currently applying for funding for the Brighton Repair Café and we need testimonials (statements extolling the virtue) of your experiences of the repair cafe.
This could be as someone who follows the blog/other social media or who has attended the events.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
From the Brighton Repair gang
We were invited to hold an outdoor repair café at Magpie’s Eco Festival. The event was held at Magpie’s fantastic Shabitat warehouse where they sell second hand goods from clothes to furniture.
Set in Saunders Park, the festival was a fun mix of great local music, food, drink and eco-projects and craftspeople.
We held our café under canvas with a prime view of the main stage.
A range of repairs were undertaken by people who had brought things to fix with the help of our volunteers…
Sometimes all that is needed is a simple change of fuse…
and a bit of re-wiring
trimming and stripping the wires
before putting them back in place in the plug
and hey presto, the lamp works again!
A rip in a coat was assessed
and a technique for mending it was demonstrated
before the coats owner completed the repair with the new skill she had learnt.
Brighton Repair Café 