On the morning of Sunday 7th August (10:30 - 12:30)  we'll be having a relaxed social gathering to walk along the seafront and eventually sit and drink tea, eat cake and perhaps do a cohousing related activity. 

We will meet at the 'Kissing Wall' piece of public art (above) on the seafront to the west of the pier, opposite the Pitcher and Piano bar and where East Street joins Kings Road at 10:30am. From there we'll walk west along the sea-front and settle for a drink/cake at either the Bandstand cafe or the Meeting Place cafe near the peace statue.

If you have any problems finding us, or would like to meet us at one of the cafe's from about 10:50am and would like to know where we've settled, feel free to call Jenny on 07940 106953.

Ultimately we believe in the importance of people coming together and so we host an informal social (virtualy) every month. It's an open event for anybody already involved, anyone interested in getting involved, or anyone curious to know more about cohousing - questions welcomed! 

In a bid to be accessible we will alternate our socials between being on the second Wednesday evening of the month (19.00-21.00), followed by the first Sunday morning of the following month (10.30-12.30).

We look forward to seeing those of you that can make it on Sunday!  

There are many reasons people are interested in cohousing, and there are perhaps even more questions that people have about it. Even as someone who's spent 4 years working on a cohousing project I'm still full of questions. 

With that, I was passed this visual summary (with a helpful reference list at the bottom) of some of the many elements of cohousing and thought it might be helpful to share it here.

I should say that this info doesn't exactly represent the desires, reasoning, approach or structure of the Sussex Cohousing project, though there are similarities.