Somer Valley September - Song Ceremony and Art

Somer Valley September

Join Emily & Elpha for 'Song Ceremony and Art' at Hillside Farm as part of Somer Valley September (SVS), a festival of nature and creative health activities and events!

As Summer slowly turns to Autumn, join us as we gather together in Song, Ceremony and Creative Celebration. We will come together on a much loved plot of land to learn simple seasonal songs and take time to tune into what is stirring within and around us. Then, using the most spectacular art materials of all time (the things we find in nature) we will co-create a piece of Ephemeral Art.

You are welcome to bring a picnic and stay on site afterwards until 2pm.

This session is funded by the Creativity Works Legacy Fund through Bath Spa Studio and delivered in collaboration with practitioners and organisations who contribute to the wonderful movement of Nature and Creative Health in our local area.

LOCATION DETAILS:

We are a small holding located on a hill opposite the Hillside View terraced houses in Peasedown St John at the exact point where Firgrove Lane meets Keels Hill, BA2 8ES.

If arriving coming down Keels Hill we are on your right, if you are approaching the hill from Firegrove Lane we are on your left.

You will see a gravel entrance way with a large maroon Luton Van parked up, with newly planted trees either side of the entrance way. We are on the opposite side of the road to the footpath and red Pox Box

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FOR THOSE DRIVING:

Those who need accessible parking may park here on sight (limited to two spaces so we will need to know this in advance to gaurentee your spot). Otherwise there is plenty of parking in the local area (Hillside View and Firgrove Lane), and Greenlands Road Car Park is a five minuet walk away (Greenlands Rd, Peasedown St John, Bath BA2 8EZ)

FOR THOSE COMING VIA PUBLIC TRANSPORT:

Braysdown Lane bus stop and Keels Hill bus stop are both a ten minute walk from the land. Busses come from the direction of Bath and Radstock.