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Only 10 spots for this session. Your place can be reserved via Eventbrite.
Agenda
| 9.45 am | Welcome |
| 10.00 am | Grounding Meditation |
| 10.15 am | Warm up & Voice work |
| 11.15 am | Break |
| 11.30 am | |
| 12.45 pm | Reflect, Gather and Share |
| 1.00 pm | Farewell |
Workshop Overview
The second of our 2026 series, Finding Your Creative Muse, we invoke musical Muse Euterpe, the giver of much delight, to inspire this gentle, uplifting session. Sarah Rowe of Harmony Tribe will lead us through guided improvised harmony and ‘circle singing’.
Together we’ll join in the busy hum of nature as Ostara’s Spring equinox tips into the longer days of this season of growth and anticipation.
Come join us to share in this gentle morning of vocal connection, lyrical poetry and the flow of harmonic community.
The Details
Date & Time: 22nd March 2026, we begin at 10 am – please feel free to arrive from 9.45 to settle in with a beverage before we start.
Location: Our workshops are hosted in the beautiful studio at the Little Flower Farm, Cradley. Previously known as the Blue-Ginger Gallery & Café. This is a beautiful, light, and airy space surrounded by the tools of Jemima’s floristry. You can’t help but be creatively inspired here!
Parking: There is plenty of well-signposted parking available on site.
Accessibility: As this is a working flower farm, the ground is uneven, and there are steps to the main entrance; however, an alternative step-free entrance is available on request. Once inside, the space is one level.
Exchange: Standard tickets £45 (All-inclusive of booking fees, high-quality materials, and seasonal refreshments). Look out for Early Bird tickets or bundles.
What to bring: Your voice and comfortable shoes as, if possible for you, we will be standing to sing.
What’s Included
- Guided meditation and Muse-inspired journaling prompts.
- Artisan tea, coffee, and locally sourced treats.
- Two hours of harmonic and circle singing in community.
About the “Finding Your Creative Muse” Series: This is the second of eight workshops in 2026 and our third year of Women’s Rites Workshops. While each session can be enjoyed on its own, they are designed as a year-long “odyssey” through the seasons. Look out for our “Muse Pass” if you wish to join us for multiple sessions at a discounted rate.
Venue
Our workshops will be hosted at Little Flower Farm in Cradley, Malvern. It is a beautiful venue, previously home to the Blue Ginger Gallery. Set in the rolling foothills of the Malverns on the border between Worcestershire and Herefordshire, it is a perfect venue for our workshops.
This beautiful, light, and airy space is set in the grounds of the Flower Farm and surrounded by the tools of Jemima’s floristry. You can’t help but be creatively inspired here!
We will be making full use of the beautiful, light and airy gallery space, the cosy side room, and the kitchen area to create a safe, welcoming and creative environment from which we can explore our creativity and community.
Parking: There is plenty of well-signposted parking available on site.
Accessibility: As this is a working flower farm, the ground is uneven, and there are steps to the main entrance; however, an alternative step-free entrance is available on request. Once inside, the space is one level. If you have any accessibility needs, please get in touch, and we will do our best to accommodate them.
Little Flower Farm,
Home End Farm, Cradley, Malvern WR13 5NW
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