Earth Kin Events

21/07/2026

🌕 The Claiming Moon 🌕
✨Earth Kin Women’s Circle, Thurs 30th July '26✨

Together, we will call upon the wisdom of the Celtic Goddess of Sovereignty and Horses, Rhiannon, whose story is the story of women for time upon time. Silenced, falsely accused, forced to bear what should not have been born, this empress of resilience, reclamation and resurrection calls to us to stoke the fires of our authentic truth to survive and thrive when we are robbed of our agency and told to shut up, shrivel, and shrink. . . no more!

The evening includes:
💫 Sharing circle with sharing of poetry, quotes or images in circle to inspire, reflect and release
📖 Storytelling ~ ‘The Rises of Rhiannon’ with sacred storyteller Ellie Brooks
🌕 ‘Ritual of Rhiannon’, reclaiming our sovereignty, truth and voices
☕ Hot drinks and biscuits provided for the break

🔥 We will share our hopes, hurts and dreams around the fire 🔥
In the Iron Age roundhouse at our women’s sharing circle, before exploring the potent energies of Her Luminous Majesty at the height of her power.

Tickets are selling fast, so book now to avoid disappointment.
7pm - 9.30pm at the Ancient Technology Centre, Cranborne
🎫Tickets only £15.75pp - book here 👇 Link in comment

27/06/2026

WOMEN'S CIRCLE ~ TUES 30 JUNE ~ Ancient Technology Centre

Wild hearted women are invited to gather in sacred sisterhood around the Earth Kin Hearth for blessings, sharings and holdings as we celebrate the Strawberry & Honey full moon, and honour the wisdom of the Ancient Egyptian Goddess Neith, Mother of the Sun and Goddess of Bees, creation, war and weaving.

As we journey into the night together, we will hold space for one another in circle as we share our hopes, dreams and hurts around the fire to be heard, witnessed and held, before taking part in a fire ceremony to honour our desires and the wisdom of Neith, Lady of the Temple of the Bee.

Tickets £15.75, we also have two donation spaces available for women experiencing financial hardship, dm for details.

Can't wait to see you around the Women's Hearth!

Wild Hearted Women’s Circle | Strawberry & Honey Moon fire ceremony and drawing wisdom from the Ancient Egyptian Goddess of Bees, Neith | Tuesday 30th June 2026 | 7 - 9.30pm; Ancient Technology Centre, ‘Little Round House’, Cranborne. Wild hearted women are invited to g

27/06/2026

☀ UPWEY FAMILY FRIENDLY SUMMER SOLSTICE CELEBRATION ☀

What a joy it was to partner once more with the magickal Upwey Wishing Well for our family friendly Summer Solstice celebration on Sunday 22nd June.

Together we gathered by the fountain pond for stories of the Thunderhag, the Oak and Holly Kings, and the golden child that became the sun.

Together, we blessed the dads among us in the enchanting glade of the Upwey spring.

Together, we made a sun-wheel of our wishes and dreams, and together, we sang it down the river in hope and love.

Long may our gatherings begin with 'together we'....!!!!!

Awen!

xXx

26/06/2026

☀️ THANK YOU SO VERY, VERY MUCH 🌙

We are still spellbound and steeping in the memories of last Saturday's solstice gathering.

Under wide open skies, in the sacred sanctuary of Old Bidlake Farm , old friends and new gathered in an intimate circle for a journey deep into the heart of Summer Solstice myth & magick.

Our deepest gratitude to Anaïs | Mentorship for Clarity, Direction & Aligned Action for capturing a little of the journey from sunset to star-spun in these beautiful pictures.

Bone-deep, heartfelt gratitude to all who chose to come and spend time with us around the Summer Solstice Hearth. . . time is so precious, and we are so very honoured you chose to spend your evening with us. A very special thank you to Jack for being our Oak King in the first half of the evening, before our seasonal exchanging of the Holly & Oak crowns!

We are so grateful to our incredible volunteers, Jo Da Silva and Joanna & John, we could not do this without you! And we are thankful from tip to toe for the wonderful Simon and Emily, for opening their doors to the Earth Kin Tribe to experience this utterly enchanting place.

There are not words enough to thank you Matthew Brooks for your heroic hard work to make the event a success, especially taking the bulk of Myrtle the marquee down in the blistering heat of the Sunday! THANK YOU!

As we enter the sweetest days of summer, just as the nights begin to grow longer, *remember*.... there are Bear Kings in the forest, and Troll Queens in the gloom....

☀️🏰🌙

14/06/2026

✨ Thank you so much to the Dorset Echo for sharing our inclusive, family friendly, Summer Solstice Father’s Day storytelling and feast with Upwey Wishing Well Tearoom & Gardens Sun 21 June, 4.30pm ✨

All fathering folk welcome, from dads of humans to 'plant dads' and the guardians of animals, gardens, and wild places.

Storyteller Ellie Brooks will weave spellbinding tales and explore Summer Solstice lore to celebrate the height of the light.

Especially for dads, Ellie will bring the seasonal folktale of the ‘Holly King and the Oak King’, vividly to life, as well as tales of the Irish Goddess of Summer, Aine, ‘Queen of the Fae’ and ‘Lady of the Lake’, and the Scottish ‘Thunder Hag’.

Guests will then be invited to take part in a gentle seasonal connection ritual at the Upwey Well, giving thanks for the life-giving waters and the warmth of the sun, followed by a collective Summer Solstice feast provided by the multi-award-winning Upwey Tearoom.

With Summer Solstice falling on Father’s Day, a special ‘King for a Day’ blessing for dads will be included in the seasonal connection ritual by the well, with oak leaf button hole sprigs gifted to all dads who attend.

Ellie says: “The story of the Holly King and the Oak King is the perfect tale for Father’s Day. These brother-kings are the guardians of summer and winter, and the whole tale speaks to family, balance, care and tenderness, as well as exploring boundaries and what it really means to help things thrive and grow. It’s also an exciting story full of battles, sweeping landscapes and wild weather, so something for everyone!”

All dads welcome, including ‘dog dads’ (dogs are welcome at the Upwey Tearoom) ‘plant dads’ and all those who play a role in supporting the people and places we care about.

This event is recommended for 10yrs+ but younger ones are welcome. Tickets £20 adults, £10 children.

For further info & to save your seat, please call 01305 814470.

14/06/2026

✨ Thank you so much to the Dorset Echo for sharing our inclusive, family friendly, Summer Solstice Father’s Day storytelling and feast at Upwey Wishing Well Sun 21 June, 4.30pm ✨

All fathering folk are welcome to attend, from the fathers of human children to 'plant dads' and the guardians of animals, gardens, and wild places.

The event will see folklorist and storyteller, Ellie Brooks, of Earth Events, weave spellbinding tales and explore Summer Solstice lore to celebrate the height of the light.

Especially for dads, Ellie will bring the seasonal folktale of the ‘Holly King and the Oak King’, vividly to life, as well as tales of the Irish Goddess of Summer, Aine, ‘Queen of the Fae’ and ‘Lady of the Lake’, and the Scottish ‘Thunder Hag’.

Guests will then be invited to take part in a gentle seasonal connection ritual at the Upwey Well, giving thanks for the life-giving waters and the warmth of the sun, followed by a collective Summer Solstice feast provided by the multi-award-winning Upwey Tearoom.

With Summer Solstice falling on Father’s Day, a special ‘King for a Day’ blessing for dads will be included in the seasonal connection ritual by the well, with oak leaf button hole sprigs gifted to all dads who attend.

Ellie said: “The story of the Holly King and the Oak King is the perfect tale for Father’s Day. These brother-kings are the guardians of summer and winter, and the whole tale speaks to family, balance, care and tenderness, as well as exploring boundaries and what it really means to help things thrive and grow. It’s also an exciting story full of battles, sweeping landscapes and wild weather, so something for everyone!”

All dads are welcome, including ‘dog dads’ (dogs are welcome at the Upwey Tearoom) ‘plant dads’ and all those who play a role in supporting the people and places we care about.

This event is recommended for 10yrs+ but younger ones are welcome. Tickets £20 adults, £10 for children.

For further info & to save your seat, please call the Upwey Wishing Well on 01305 814470.

Storytelling event to come to Upwey Wishing Well on June 21 | Dorset Echo

A storytelling event for Father's Day, full of folklore, storytelling and ritual, will take place at the Upwey Wishing Well in Weymouth on June…