Upcoming Events

Sun 8th March 10am-12pm

The Hive

Greenland: The Spirit of the Land and its People-talk by Kari Herbert

Sun 8th March 3pm-4.30pm

The Hive

Kari Herbert lived as a small child with a remote community of Polar Inuit in Northwest Greenland. Taken to the High Arctic at just ten months old by her father, the polar explorer Sir Wally Herbert, she grew up among hunter-gatherer families, learning the rhythms of a life lived in close relationship with land, ice, animals, and spirit. Her first steps were taken on the tundra; her first words spoken in the local dialect. She was embraced as one of their own.
Throughout her childhood and early adulthood, Kari returned regularly to the community, witnessing both the endurance of traditional Inuit culture and the profound changes brought by modernisation. The result was her book The Explorer’s Daughter, published by Penguin.
In recent weeks, Greenland has once again become the focus of international attention, which has caused deep anxiety for its people. Kari has felt called to share her lived experience and stories, so that others may better understand why protecting this beautiful nation is so important.
In this stunningly-illustrated talk, Kari reflects on the spirit of Greenland and its people -exploring Inuit traditions and their spiritual and practical relationship with the land. She also speaks to the present moment: the accelerating effects of climate change on the Arctic, and the growing external pressures on Greenland’s land and resources.

This is the first Sisterhood of the Rose workshop, a space for Wise Women to come together and explore ourselves and each other in a safe, nurturing circle. Resting, sharing, breathing, moving – celebrating who we are – letting our light, wisdom and serene beauty shine out like a beacon to inspire and support ourselves, our loved ones, our community and our Mother Earth. We will meditate, journal, practice Yinfusion- a delicious blend of Yin and Restorative yoga, Qi Gong and Yoga Nidra with sound. Of course there will be tea and delicious cake and nibbles along with tears and laughter. Intended for post-menopausal women, this is our time, so let’s rise rooted together.

Movement, Meditation, Mantra and Sound Bath with Liz Thomas

Liz brings a weaving of the ancient practise of Tai Chi Qi Gong Shibashi, Creating a personal Mantra for affirmations, meditation and Sound Bath of crystal and tibetan bowls, gongs, strings and many other instruments. Release, renew and rejuvenate.

Fri 27th Mar 3-4pm
The Hive

Immerse yourself in the Earth and Ocean gongs and other sacred instruments, connecting with the powerful sovereign Goddess mysteries of Sedna the Inuit Goddess

The Healing Power of Vocal Toning with Lyndz Liquid Light

Mon 16th and 30th Mar 10am-12

The Hive

Come and join us IN JOY for fortnightly Monday mornings.

We will gather together and bring our voices together as an incredible and uplifting practise simply described as vocal toning.

As we tone we activate our chakras and allow sound to travel through our body releasing energetic blockages as we go. It is an ancient and simple language.

ABSOLUTELY NO singing experience is necessary. We come together with intent and openess and deep listening and create a coherent field that is known as unity consciousness

Tending Inner Tides: A Monthly Grief Circle with Alexa Davies

Mon 13th and 27th April 6.30pm-8.30pm

The Hive

A twice monthly/ monthly circle to gather in grief together. To tend to our soul waters, inner tides and the waves within our being. 

As if pouring a little water out each time we gather, to create a little space and to be reminded we don't have to walk with grief alone. There is no right or wrong way to be with grief. Grief, like water, rises and falls, sometimes still, sometimes wild, sometimes far away, sometimes so close. You are welcome, come as you are, be with what wants to be felt, witnessed, and remembered. You may choose to be in silence or to share a little, as we explore ways of being with grief together, guided by the seasons, cycles and rhythms of nature. This is not a therapy space, or a space to fix or give advice. This is a space to simply be with our grief together in community.