Exhibition – Renewal and Reflections
Karn Harding and Brian Weatherup
12 events found.
Home Herbal Medicine
Come and join Medical Herbalist Clare Shippey for a six part course exploring herbal medicine from soil to remedy.
The course costs £150 / £120 concession, places are limited to 8 people
Rory Valentine – Raphael and the eternal feminine
A richly illustrated talk with a slide presentation showing Raphael’s Madonnas and other paintings related to the eternal feminine. Rory has an interest in the life and work of the […]
A talk with Teja Forest – Recovering the Wild Body
An experiential journey using meditation and story to explore the connection between body, wild and land. This will include some stories of meetings with wild animals, a discussion of the […]
Tobias Kaye – The Spiral World in Ancient Ireland
Megalithic depictions of life and cosmology Who were the Celts? How come their wisdom so closely reflected what we are working on now? What can their rock carvings tell us […]
In Between both sides of my heart
Opening Event: Saturday 7th April, 4-7pm < IN BETWEEN BOTH SIDES OF MY HEART > shows a selection of drawings / paintings / photographs that have been created over the […]
Social reading – A talk with Sarah Hopkins
What is it? Who reads? How does it work? Who is it for? What do you read? Social reading is an old and new way of sharing the experience of […]
The Lost Art Of Listening with Mick Avis and Andrea Kitt
As trained counsellors we both appreciate the feeling of being properly `listened to` and of doing the same for others. In this crazy competitive world it is so common to […]
The man who found Perfect Joy – Stories from the life of St Francis with Mark Bedford
Stories from the early life of the most enduring of saints. St Francis has a lot to say to us in the 21st century. He speaks of our connection with […]
Cancelled – Mothiur Rahman – The connection between Sufism, Justice and the balancing of The Sacred Masculine and Feminine
Unfortunately Mothiur has had to postpone his talk due to family circumstances. We haven't fixed a new date yet. Mothiur will speak about his exploration of how Sufism and the masculine […]
Opening Event for Glad Fryer’s exhibition: What Shall We Do Tomorrow?
Come to Glad's opening event! Jellyfish have got their alcohol licence, so you can enjoy a glass of wine too! For more information about this exhibition see What Shall We […]
WHAT SHALL WE DO TOMORROW?
Glad works figuratively, often from photographs or found images, using disrupted surfaces and textures built up with oil paint, sand, pebbles, varnish, graphite and other materials. His work includes landscape, […]