An evening of folktales around the campfire, featuring sylvan stories from the forest and woodlands of Britain and Ireland. Expect amorous encounters, evil elves, the slightly suspect names of orchard guardians and a heroine who knows what she wants and how to get it.
Delivered by Graeme Cooke, host of the Tales of Britain and Ireland podcast in the beautiful surroundings of the Rika ACE CIC woodlands in Ravenshead, Nottinghamshire.
All tales told with humour, wandering asides and above all else a great love for the stories.
Turn up from 19:00 for a 19:30 start. 16+ (adult content). Stories c. 2 hours including a break.
BYOB for alcohol. Hot drinks and soft drinks cans available for purchase.
Benches will be provided but feel free to bring your own chair for extra comfort!
Overnight camping pitches available: £5pp, set up from 4pm onwards.
Parking spaces are limited so please travel together where possible.
Note that this is a working woodland with some cover available so please come dressed appropriately with layers, a waterproof jacket in case and sturdy boots/shoes. Ground can be uneven in places and become slippery after rain. The storytelling space is accessible for most with mobility issues however if in doubt please contact Rika ACE CIC to discuss
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Early bird ticket
Ticket without camping
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£12.00 | |
Early bird ticket with camping
Ticket with overnight camping. Arrive from 4pm
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£17.00 | |
Event ticket |
£15.00 | |
Event ticket with camping |
£20.00 |
Rika ACE CIC
Longdale Lane
Ravenshead
Nottingham
NG15 9AH
Please do not use the postcode to get to us.
Using google maps and typing ‘Rika ACE’ will take you straight to our gateway.
There is parking available but please park considerately as this is a rural campsite parking area and space can be limited on larger events.
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