Behold The Coat of Hopes:
The Coat of Hopes is an ever growing patchwork garment on a long term pilgrimage through the UK.
It has been made, worn and walked by many hundreds of people, for a distance of over 1900 miles so far,
carrying their hopes for the places they live in the face of climate and ecological breakdown.
The Coat is made up of pieces of blanket into which people have worked their griefs,
remembrances, prayers and hopes for the places they call home. It carries a space in which to be
present, and remember our shared responsibility as we face this climate and ecological emergency
together.
Dorset Gardens Methodist Church, will be hosting a stitching and sharing of
the Coat in Brighton. Alongside the Woolly Umbrella's Knitted 1792 Map of
Brighthelmstone.
All are invited to meet with, sew into and wear the Coat.
Date: Friday 12th of December
Drop in anytime: 4- 8pm
Location:Dorset Gardens Methodist Church, Dorset Gardens, Kemptown, Brighton, BN2 1RL.
Join us at 6.30pm to hear the song of The Coat of Hopes, reflections from the journey
so far and to share your hopes and remembrances of Brighton.
Visit our website to find out more:
https://www.coatofhopes.uk/
If you would like to walk a little way with the Coat of Hopes, please email
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All are welcome.
We would love to see you there.
