Summer Solstice Experience - Ceremony and Celebration

Summer Solstice Experience Weekend

With Fiona Barnes and the Embercombe Team

This year we celebrate Embercombe’s 20th birthday. Join us for mid-summer and in celebration of Embercombe’s story.

21st June - 23rd June

Summer Solstice Experience Weekend

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Times: 6:30 pm Fri. 21st – 4 pm Sun. 23rd June

Fee: £75 – £125

Wild Embercombe

This year we celebrate Embercombe’s 20th birthday.

Join us in the Magpie wheel, our stone circle, as we once again open the eye of the dragon at this potent time of the summer solstice.

This will be the start of our anniversary celebration, bringing together the best of what we have offered over the years and setting our course for the next 20!

Camp together, share food, enjoy stories and music around the fire, have a gong bath … and help create a solstice ceremony to remember.

Welcome to all – old friends and new

All tickets include food, snacks and activities.

Facilitators

Fiona Barnes

For me Embercombe starts with the land and the children:

I love the land and want to be part of it, to know it in greater depth each day – to become ‘reindiginised’ (a new word meaning for people to become reconnected to ‘their’ land).
I feel drawn to care for the animals; to care for them in a way that resonates with me and with Embercombe, i.e. to interact with them through connection…

For the children it’s all about connection. To grow to be healthy adults who can make a difference in our world, they need connection to their adults, themselves and the land. I am committed to a way of being with children that allows them to find themselves. I am interested in bringing the Hand In Hand approach in to our daily lives (with or without it’s title), it provides a solid framework for adults and children to grow.

I feel that my role is part of the development of Embercombe’s work – enabling parents to deepen in their vital work as leaders for their children, for the children to be given the foundation to deepen through their connection to themselves and for the animals to assist in that by being part of our daily lives.

Fiona Barnes