Beltane is a celebration of life, growth, and possibility. A reminder that even after long winters – iteral or metaphoricl – something new can emerge.
Join us for a Beltane Singing Walk through the bluebell woods, where we’ll move, sing, create, and gather in nature – just as people have done for generations at this turning point of the year.
Sunday 3rd May
10:30am – 1:00pm
Weston Woods to Sand Bay.
Meet at Beach Road Car Park, Sand Bay (near South Sands)
We’ll begin with a slow wander through Worlebury Woods, soaking up the beauty of the bluebells and the rhythm of the season.
Along the way, you’ll be guided in simple, accessible songs and harmonies—the kind that don’t require any experience, just a willingness to join in or just listen if you prefer.
We’ll gather around a campfire on Sand Bay to sing together and enjoy some light refreshments.
There’ll also be a chance to get your hands into something earthy and creative as we make a kokedama—a beautiful moss-wrapped hanging plant to take home with you.
