Who's it for? with Mind, Body + Earth x AlwaysFlow

​Who's it for? is a collaboration between Mind, Body + Earth and AlwaysFlow - a Brighton-based movement and fitness community.

​Join us as we journey through Kemptown's green spaces. A chilled investigation into which spaces are public, which are private and why.

​We'll meet at New Steine Garden and make our way to The Secret Garden together as a group, stopping at the green spaces we pass along the way.

​Expect vox pops - on the fly interviews asking how we feel about the spaces around us, who they're for, and why some are gated while others are open to all.

​Ends with a collective mapping activity at The Secret Garden. Together we'll map every green space we passed, marking what's public, what's private, and how each one felt.

​Age: Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.

​Schedule:

​11:30 - Arrive + welcome at New Steine Gardens

​11:45 - 45 minute walk with stops

​13:00 - Arrive at The Secret Garden, Bristol Gardens + mapping activity.

​13:30 - Finish

​What to bring:

• ​Comfortable shoes

• ​Weather appropriate clothing

• ​Water

• ​Snacks

​Accessibility:

• ​Flat, accessible seafront route - suitable for wheelchairs, pushchairs and mobility aids

• ​Relaxed pace with stops along the way

• ​Toilets available at The Secret Garden cafe and local businesses along the route

• ​Fidget toys available on the day.

​Photography & filming We'll be taking photos and videos on the day including vox pops. We'll ask for your consent before filming. If you'd prefer not to be photographed or filmed, just let us know on the day.

​About Common Ground Common Ground is a series of outdoor gatherings in Brighton's green spaces, run by Mind, Body + Earth. Gathering as neighbours, treating green spaces as meeting places and sanctuaries.

​@mindbodyandearth | linktr.ee/mindbodyandearth  www.mindbodyandearth.co.uk

​ABOUT ALWAYS FLOW
@alwaysflow__  @thenameisnaiya

​ABOUT LIGHTHOUSE

​@lighthouse_btn  |  www.lighthouse.org.uk

​We're grateful to our funders: ​​​Innovate UK, Chalk Cliff Trust, Sussex Community Foundation, and Enjoolata Foundation