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Upcoming events at socialbar

socialbar is a coffee shop in Saxmundham. Near Here currently lists 5 upcoming events, including June’s Poetry Night with Tamar Yoseloff, July Vinyl Night and tap.social Taproom Launch.

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June’s Poetry Night with Tamar Yoseloff

Monthly Poetry Night with Tamar Yoseloff (Poetry in Aldeburgh) An evening of contemporary poetry in the heart of Saxmundham, with a special guest reader and a curated open mic. Hosted by Tamar Yoseloff (Poetry in Aldeburgh), this is a monthly event for established writers, emerging voices and anyone who relishes the poetic realm. What to expect: Guest reader (each month) Curated open mic (limited slots) An attentive audience... and the relaxed atmosphere of socialbar Want to read? Open mic slots are limited and curated to give every reader a proper audience. Reserve a slot in advance Email: On-the-night slots: a small number may be available on a first-come basis Tuesday February 17 Doors: 7pm Entry: £5 Location: socialbar, Saxmundham

Tue 21 Julsocialbar

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Community

July Vinyl Night

Bring Your Own Vinyl Night Share your sounds at socialbar’s monthly vinyl night. Join us at socialbar for an evening dedicated to your records and the stories behind them. Whether it’s a cherished classic, a dusty B-side, or your latest crate-digging gem, bring your vinyl and we’ll play it on the bar’s turntable. No DJ skills needed — we’ll provide those. Just bring your vinyl, your taste and a love for music. Drop in, drop the needle, and enjoy drinks, snacks, and good company while the records spin. No tickets, no fuss — just come.

Sat 25 Julsocialbar

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tap.social Taproom Launch

tap tap… what’s coming? After a bit of building and plenty of tasting, tap.social taproom will be opening its doors. Join us for our public launch event: a first chance to see the space and sample some craft on draught in our open air courtyard backing onto Fromus Square! Craft beer, a courtyard seating on Fromus Square and a few opening-night surprises. Everyone’s welcome to tap in and be social.

Sat 25 Julsocialbar

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Dreams and REM sleep: The key to understanding mental health

Beyond Fear and Tribalism: Conscience in Uncertain Times Format: Presentation & Discussion Doors: 6.30pm Event: 7pm - 9pm In an increasingly polarised world, we can easily find ourselves trapped in moral and political conflicts with family, friends, colleagues and even strangers online. With strong emotions locking our attention, how do we get better at understanding other people’s moral points of view? How do we recognise and work with our own blind spots or fixed ideas? Could the answer lie in a recognition that stages in our moral development are shaped by our needs to feel safe, valued, heard and to belong? Can this knowledge help us to understand other people's behaviour and, indeed, our own? This evening with Ezra Hewing (Suffolk mind) explores how to reach beyond our own emotional needs, towards a liberated conscience which is not ruled by our own biases. We will explore: The needs behind our moral development The evolutionary value of conscience Navigating relationships within polarised communities Establishing a moral footing amongst competing versions of reality

Tue 28 Julsocialbar

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Dreams and REM sleep: The key to understanding mental health

Beyond Fear and Tribalism: Conscience in Uncertain Times Format: Presentation & Discussion Doors: 6.30pm Event: 7pm - 9pm In an increasingly polarised world, we can easily find ourselves trapped in moral and political conflicts with family, friends, colleagues and even strangers online. With strong emotions locking our attention, how do we get better at understanding other people’s moral points of view? How do we recognise and work with our own blind spots or fixed ideas? Could the answer lie in a recognition that stages in our moral development are shaped by our needs to feel safe, valued, heard and to belong? Can this knowledge help us to understand other people's behaviour and, indeed, our own? This evening with Ezra Hewing (Suffolk mind) explores how to reach beyond our own emotional needs, towards a liberated conscience which is not ruled by our own biases. We will explore: The needs behind our moral development The evolutionary value of conscience Navigating relationships within polarised communities Establishing a moral footing amongst competing versions of reality

Tue 28 Jul20:00socialbar

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