'The Knit Wits' Knitting and Crochet Workshop - Wednesday 2nd September at 6pm.
Welcome to the Knit Wits, we're a new little fibre art club/class!
Whether you're new to crochet or knitting, or an expert looking for community, feel free to come along and join our very first session on Wednesday the 19th of August 2026 from 6-8pm.
Open to people of all ages and skill levels, including complete beginners.
Should you be interested in joining, please do also send an email to julia.franken2000@gmail.comwith the following details:
- Which do you prefer: rochet/Knitting/No Preference
- What is your experience with fibre arts?
- Do you need to borrow any materials? (e.g. hook/needles/yarn)
There is no fee, but donations are always appreciated, especially when borrowing materials.
Please note this is our first time hosting such a class, so constructive feedback is definitely welcome.
Should this be a success, we hope to have sessions every other Wednesday
About your host :Julia, 25 (she/her) is currently studying Psychology at Sussex University and has a large passion for fibre arts and creating community.
She has ~4 years of experience with crochet and ~2 years of experience with knitting.
Screenwriter's Round Table- Wednesday 2nd September at 6.30pm
A regular screenwriting group, where we read screenplays written by our members - a table read - and give constructive feedback afterwards. The maximum script length is 15 pages - so please submit an excerpt if it is a longer script.
We will also read a synopsis, if you want to test an idea, at one page maximum, get group feedback and suggestions, and discuss screenwriting resources and books.
Creative Writing Group - Thursday 3rd September at 4pm
This weekly Creative Writing Group is run for wellbeing and self-discovery, and will involve new writing games and exercises each week.
The group will write together for mutual inspiration, with the focus being free self-expression and enjoyment of the writing process.
This workshop is suitable for beginners and experienced writers alike.
BANG Social - Friday 4th September from 6pm.
Come along for a relaxed and judgement-free social meet up, for neurodiverse adults over 40 years old.
A welcoming group, where you can connect, share and unwind in a safe and inclusive environment, over a cuppa and games and jigsaw puzzles.
Blood on the Clocktower 'Beginner Friendly Session' - Saturday 5th September from 5pm.
Fans and beginners alike, the time has come to rejoice, for we have another few games of Blood on the Clocktower at Puzzle Bored.
We will be running beginner friendly games of Blood on the Clocktower (Trouble Brewing), but intermediate and experienced players are more than welcome.
Between 5-9pm on the 5th of September, you will find your Storyteller (of questionable character) impaled upon the town's old clocktower. This can only be the work of a demon! Trust no one. Not your neighbour. Not your closest friend. Not your grandmother. Nor even the tentacled monster drooling beside you.
We’ll run at least two games across the evening with tickets at £5 and this includes a drink from the cafe.
Some food will also be available to purchase from the cafe.
Spaces are limited (15 players maximum), so be sure to reserve your ticket.
Young Person's 'Blood on the Clocktower' - Monday 7th September at 4pm.
Calling all young detectives, bluffers, demon-hunters and suspicious-looking townsfolk! Blood on the Clocktower is coming back to Puzzle Bored for a special Young Folks event.
This session is designed for young people aged 12–18 and their parents. Whether you’ve played social deduction games before or you’re completely new to Blood on the Clocktower, we’ll help you learn the game and get involved.
We’ll be running beginner-friendly games, with a Storyteller on hand to explain the rules, answer questions and make sure everyone knows what’s going on before the accusations begin!
In Blood on the Clocktower, everyone gets a unique character with their own special ability. Your job is to work out who you can trust, uncover the evil team and find the Demon hiding amongst you. But be careful: your friends might be lying to you, your parents might secretly be evil, and that completely innocent-looking person across the table might know far more than they’re letting on...
Speak truth. Deduce lies. Survive the night.
Join us on Monday 7th September, from 4pm–6pm. We’ll run a few games throughout the evening, giving everyone plenty of opportunities to bluff, investigate, accuse and occasionally make a spectacularly incorrect decision.
Tickets are £5 per person and include a drink from the café. Food will also be available to purchase.
Parents are encouraged to get involved and play alongside their young people — although once the game begins, being related is absolutely no reason to trust each other!
Spaces are limited, so please book ahead to guarantee a place.
Brighton Neurodiverse Community Sober Social - Wednesday 9th September from 6pm
Brighton Neurodivergent Community invites all neurodivergent adults under 40 years old to join us for a night of hot chocolate, puzzling and delicious snacks.
Meet new friends, meet new people and play games with us!
The Social Sketchwork - Thursday 11th September at 6pm
Come and join our sessions, whether you want to improve your drawing skills, develop your creativity or connect with other people and share ideas, you're welcome to come and join our community.
You can bring your sketchbooks and chosen media but some limited materials will be available.
'Tonic' Sober Social Coffee Morning - Saturday 12th September from 11am
Want to meet others who socialise sober?
The regular Tonic coffee meetup at Puzzle Bored offers a welcoming space to say hello, meet a few people and get a taste of alcohol-free community in Brighton.
Tonic is a sober social community for gay, bi and queer men, and non-binary people who feel connected to gay male culture. We bring people together through regular alcohol-free socials across Brighton, including coffee meetups, games nights, walks, meals, creative events and trips out.
Whether you are in recovery, sober-curious, do not drink for health reasons, have never drunk, or simply want more sober social options, you are very welcome.
There is no need to share your story or commit to anything. You can just drop in, say hello and see whether Tonic feels right for you.
Find out more or join Tonic:www.gayandtonic.co.uk
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