Upcoming Events

Seasonal gatherings rooted in nature, rest and reconnection

Kate’s events are inspired by the turning of the seasons, the rhythms of nature and the ancient Wheel of the Year. Each gathering offers space to pause, listen inward, reconnect with the body and honour the wisdom of the natural world.

The Wheel of the Year follows eight seasonal festivals, marking key points in the cycle of light, dark, growth, harvest, release and renewal. These moments invite us to live more closely with nature, noticing how the outer landscape reflects our inner world.

Through slow mindful yoga, yin and restorative practice, meditation, reflection, nature connection and simple ritual, Kate creates nourishing spaces to help you soften, rest and return to yourself.

Next Wheel of the Year Event

Winter Solstice Mini-retreat

Date: Sunday 20th December 2026
Time: 2–5pm
Cost: £30 per person
Venue: Georgeham Village Hall, EX33 1JJ

 

An invitation to rest and be still, around the shortest day of the year.

How would it be to simply stop and to rest? This time of year can often be very busy yet in the natural world around us, energy is drawn in and down, and growth and activity is minimal. Can we surrender to this inward moving energy too? 

This mini retreat combines yin and restorative yoga, guided meditation, yoga nidra, reflection time with journaling, and intention setting. Tea and cake to finish.

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