Craft Club
Intimate gatherings, celebrating seasonal transitions.
Imbolc Craft Club: A Celebration of Light and Renewal
1 February
2-5pm
Haywards Heath
Reduced cost community spaces are available for all of my offerings. If this is something that you need right now,
please do get in touch - no questions asked.
What to expect
Imbolc marks the turning of the seasons, a hopeful time when we bid farewell to the harshest days of winter and welcome the growing light and warmth of the months ahead. Traditionally, fires were lit to honour the sun’s power - a life-giving force that our ancestors depended upon for survival.
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We will be weaving Brigid's Crosses together. Imbolc is closely associated with Brigid, the Celtic solar goddess and keeper of the sacred flame. Brigid is a goddess of fire and water, and at Imbolc, she appears in her Maiden aspect, blessing the land with fertility and new beginnings. Her protective energy is celebrated through the making of Brigid’s Crosses, traditionally hung above doorways as a symbol of healing and protection.
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Together, we’ll honour this sacred seasonal shift through:
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Storytelling inspired by the myths and themes of Imbolc
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Gentle embodied movement to awaken and align with the energy of renewal
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Reflective journaling to plant the seeds of your own growth
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Restorative Yoga to encourage rest and receptivity
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Sharing homemade herbal tea to nourish the body and soul
Imbolc Craft Club
1 February 2025
2–5 pm
Haywards Heath (Full address provided upon booking)
£50
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Let the shifting energy of the seasons guide you back into balance with yourself and the natural world.
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Reduced-Cost Spaces
If the cost is prohibitive, please reach out to me—no questions asked. I want this gathering to be accessible to all.
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Access Information
There is limited free parking available on the road outside my house and on nearby streets. Driveway spaces are also available on a first-come, first-served basis. If you require a driveway space for accessibility reasons, please let me know in advance.​
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(Image by Wendy Andrew: https://blog.paintingdreams.co.uk/about/)​
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