THURSDAY 7th AUGUST
VENUE: DUTCHIE / OPEN AIR / THURSDAY
Pete Lawrence is the founder of Campout and its affiliated social network Campfire Convention. Previously, he conceptualised and started the Cooking Vinyl label, now recognised as one of the most successful independent labels before he went on to start the pioneering Big Chill festival.
He has been described as a conceptualist, firestarter, community social network obsessive, musician, writer and naturist and is enjoying digital nomad status when he’s not to be found at home on Paros island, Greece or in camper van on a farm in the Welsh hills.
Pete has been an activist since student days, campaigning for peace, social justice and systemic social change. He believes passionately in the potential for personal change through connection and self-organising potential of communities as the spark which can ignite wholesale social change. His work for Campfire places him at the forefront of a non-aligned emergent movement for societal transition which aims to trailblaze new ways of connecting, collaborating and doing ‘politics’ in its broadest sense.
He is about to record an album of new songs - his first in 20 years - around protest, connection, transition and love.
17:45 - 18:45 Taiko Drumming led by Heth Murray
Time to wake up! Taiko drumming originated in Japan and it’s popularity is spreading around the globe. It is an exciting performance art, energising in its physicality. Heth is one of the founder members of Taiko Wales (www.taikowales.com). Our remit is to respectfully spread the joy of taiko drumming through the communities of Wales.
The beautiful drums are played with big sticks, called bachi, and our voices are used in loud encouragement, called kakegoe. It’s fun, it’s different and will give you an unforgettable experience..
Heth is an award-winning musician and music therapist, who has trained in Japan and is committed to spreading the art and joy of taiko to groups of all ages and abilities. She runs the drumming group 'Taiko for Pride’. She also works as a psychotherapist, Yoga teacher and Wellbeing project facilitator.
VENUE: THE SLEEVE BAR: EVENING DJ SESSIONS / THURSDAY
20:00 - 21:45 Sean Wightman
23:30 - 01:00 Serious Jones MAXiMUM fUNKy iNtENtiOns
Music from his collection of vinyl records .. jAzz - soul - funk - disco - house - rock and reggae : all tailored to the occasion .. Serious has been a part-time Dj since 1970 .
VENUE: THE DUTCHIE : LIVE MUSIC EVENING / THURSDAY
20:00 - 20:40 Laila and Mathew
Agent LaLa
Laila, Mathew and guest star JuliLa will entertain with soaring melodies, lush harmonies and lyrics about our human condition and our collective awakening :)
20:50 - 21:30 Tom Widdicombe
‘Tom Widdicombe: solo viola and song, soundscapes and poetics’:
Tom Widdicombe is a violist, improviser, composer and song writer living in Somerset. Trained in classical performance and composition at the Guildhall School, Tom has now taken these skills into new arenas, playing in folk bands and with singer-songwriters as well as improvising with anyone he can find. Deeply affected by the music of Bach and Leonard Cohen Tom seeks to find a synthesis of these worlds in his songwriting which has allowed for a bold and unique style to emerge. Tom shares entrancing soundscapes and viola improvisations interspersed with his original songs, which have characterised as ‘deeply thoughtful and original, poetry that feels both very old and contemporary at the same time’.
21:40 - 22:20 - Mike & Naomi
Mike and Naomi have been gradually coming to terms with the fact that they have decided to play together over the past four years! Blending their instruments, the viola and the octave mandola with their voices, they perform a mix of traditional tunes and their own songs drawing from English, Spanish, French, and Jewish folk music. The tunes they play range from the mediaeval to our present time, and their songs are a melange of the spiritual, the profane, the political, and the everyday.
AT FIRE CIRCLE
22:30 Shamanic Fire Ceremony
We gather in community to build a sacred fire—a living altar of transformation. As we open the space in ceremony, we call in the directions, the elements, and the unseen allies who walk with us. This is a movement meditation, a simple yet profound way to release what no longer serves us, making space to step more fully into our lives.
Together, we stand in circle and offer our prayers to Pachamama, beloved Earth Mother, whose belly we live upon. The fire receives our offerings—of grief, of gratitude, of dreams—and becomes The Children’s Fire, a sacred flame lit with the intention of dreaming a new world into being.
This is not a fire of the past, but one fueled by who we are becoming. In its light, we tend visions that are life-giving, rooted in harmony, beauty, and care for future generations.
A quiet revolution through flame, heart, and hope
Jessica Mallock is an artist, shamanic practitioner, TRE (Tension & Trauma Release Exercise) provider, mentor, creative guide, and grandmother. Her life’s journey has been one of deep listening—to both the wild landscapes around her and the rich terrain within. Now, as an elder, she walks alongside others on their own paths, offering gentle guidance rooted in experience, presence, and joy.
Jessica brings a unique blend of lightness and depth to all she offers—holding space that feels both safe and expansive. Her work invites peace, playfulness, wonder, and the healing power of laughter.
She is affiliated with Spirit of the Inca, a shamanic energy healing school. Jessica has taken a sabbatical to focus on her art practice this year, allowing space for deep creative exploration and renewal.
Her favourite place is among the trees, on the moors, by the sea—or simply in the quiet moments where nature reveals her poetry, both outside and within.
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FRIDAY AUGUST 8th
🌄 DAWN WALKS – Natural Mindfulness in Motion with Ian Banyard
Time: - 6am 7:30am (Daily)
VENUE: THE DUTCHIE : DAYTIME SESSIONS / FRIDAY
07:45 - 09:00 Yoga with Karen John
Inner Journey with YogaYoga starts from within ...so let's take an inner journey together and peel off the layers of outside conditioning to find primordial you.
Karen has been teaching Yoga for 28 years now, and is still learning.
She will guide you through a Hatha yoga flow (in slow motion) that caters for all abilities.
OUTSIDE AT CAMPFIRE CIRCLE (Weather permitting) / FRIDAY
10:00 - 10:40 Morning Circle
We all start the day together, inviting a check in and some previews for the day's highlights.
VENUE: THE DUTCHIE : DAYTIME SESSIONS / FRIDAY
11:00 - 12:50 Julia Black - Lights On
Sometimes we can feel like everything is ‘fine’ but we are not totally lit up. But we are also not deeply unhappy either. A comfort zone. Somewhere many mothers find they have been existing when they first read my book.
It is common for me to receive messages saying ‘I realise I have been living most of my life with my lights dimmed.’
The thing is we can have a perfectly good life shining half our brightness. But right now the world needs us to not hide in the shadows, remaining unseen or unheard because it feels too unsafe to step into the spotlight.
Inside my community we track our Lights On status communally for two weeks on every month. It has revealed so many insights for us as individuals and collectively.
We have:
Normalized negative thought patterns
Identified where in our bodies we feel our darkest emotions
Learnt how to activate radiance intentionally
Most importantly though is we show up for one another courageously vulnerable so others can learn from our emerging wisdom. How does it feel to be a woman in pursuit of leading herself and her family to flourish?
It feels challenging at times.
Joyful at others.
It can feel sad or serene.
We can find ourselves in despair, apathy or rage.
Or we might shift with a flick of a switch into resonating with the deepest love for ourselves and those around us.
We are human.
We are real.
We are raw.
Honest.
Spirited.
We are the strong female lead within our families.
We are here to learn how to shine.
Julia works with women and mothers who are ready to be seen, heard and respected as the Strong Female Lead. She sees a world where all children love learning because children who love learning change the world. Her unique educational blueprint - Lights On® Learning - focuses on the inner game of learning so children, teens and adults know how to fully explore and express their human potential. For her, it is not so much what we learn, where we learn or even how we learn. It is all about who we are being as a learner.
14:00 - 15:30 Ukulele Workshop with Heth Murray
Ukuleles for Beginners. Try your hand and flex your fingers with these fun & funky instruments. A stunning range of ukes are provided and do bring your own if you have one. We'll be exploring the uke, looking at posture & breathing, all done with elements of mindfulness & humour to keep us relaxed and at ease. With some basic chords and simple strumming, we'll be confidently playing songs together by the end of the workshop.
15:45 - 16:45 Louise Broda - Somatic Movement
We all have emotions stored in our body, from past events & traumas. Using a method called Somatic Activated Healing, which involves movement; breathwork; mantra & meditation, it's an amazing way to release stuck emotions. It helps release these emotions we haven't processed or didn't even know were holding us back, without going into the story. Be prepared to move to music, release and feel great!
Louise is passionate about holding space & helping people rediscover the wisdom of their bodies by blending science, intuition & movement. She has been a Physiotherapist for over 20 years. She always understood the intricate connection between the mind & body, also has an MSc in Sport Psychology & a trauma-informed approach to addressing chronic pain.
17:00 - 18:00 Opera For The People - with Nicola Mills
Described as a cross between Victoria Wood and Pavarotti, Nicola brings her Northern charm, strong opera vocals, and witty storytelling to Campout.
Enjoy an unforgettable afternoon of beloved popular opera, classical favourites and showstopping songs from the musicals and Popera, all chosen by YOU from her Song Menu.
Whether you’re an opera enthusiast or a complete newcomer this is your chance to see world class opera in the heart of Campout. Nicola has gone from top opera houses, to the streets and is now getting rave reviews for her one woman show ‘Opera for the People’.
https://www.iamnicolamills.com
VENUE: OUTSIDE / FRIDAY
18:10 - 19:10 Fiona Winter - Move in Nature
Creating a site, season and group specific playlist, Fiona will create a unique experience of embodied connection with the land. Silent Disco headsets ensure no sound pollution for other users of the space, and a high immersive sound experience. Mindful, stress relieving and energising movement in a safe outdoor setting, creating opportunities for connection with self, nature and other to relax and energise you.
Fiona is an embodiment coach and movement practitioner with over 40 years of experience of helping people move and feel the joy of movement. Whether indoors or outdoors, Fiona makes her sessions simple, fun and deeply nourishing. She has a background in the Arts, Fitness & Wellness as a community teacher and facilitator, industry trainer, and course and project creator.
VENUE: THE DUTCHIE : LIVE MUSIC EVENING / FRIDAY
20:00 - 20:40 Oshi Luna
Though this is her debut EP, Oshi's music has been a lifetime in the making, shaped by deep emotions, self-reflection, and a passion for transformation through art.
Her songs reflect years of personal exploration, shadow work and love of the natural world, with relatable guiding messages. Oshi Luna is something of a soul-whisperer, tenderly wrapping weaving her words from living wisdom and playful childish innocence.
https://www.facebook.com/oshiluna
20:50 - 21:30 Nemo Jones
Described by U2 producer Andy Barlow as having "the voice of an angel - who sings like there’s no tomorrow".
Nemo is an English Singer-songwriter with eclectic musical roots.
Raised in the creative crucible of the anarcho-punk collective CRASS (my mother, Eve Libertine, was lead singer), he inherited a rebellious, curious and creative spirit that still shapes my music, writing and life choices.
I’ll be singing songs from my new EP, “You Can Be An Anarchist Too”, my most philosophically outspoken release to date, which is available here:
Over the years he has collaborated with Sia, Galliano, Urban Species, and Faithless, whose late vocalist Maxi Jazz was a philosophical inspiration.
• "Your music hits right at that heart chakra and expands it beautifully."
• "Truly profound. Your songs make a difference to this world."
• "The lyrics are super on-point."
• "As if my whole body had been covered in butterscotch and it was being licked off"
www.nemojones.com
https://nemojones.bandcamp.com/album/you-can-be-an-anarchist-too
21:40 - 22:20 Lost Chimes - Dive Deep
Lost Chimes are Gemma and Nicky Kirk. They are known for their emotive storytelling, inspired by real-life stories from family and friends.
Join them for a soothing, uplifting and rousing live music session with a focus on healing, joy and self-exploration - it will leave you feeling both connected with others and full of compassion for your own life.
Biography:
"Gorgeous production, arrangement and sophisticated songwriting." (Americana UK)
"Wow! How good is this? Absolutely beautiful" (Carrie and David Grant, BBC Radio London)
"I absolutely love this. I think it's one of the best cover versions ever recorded". (Dave Mortimer, Black Cat Radio on 'Love Will Tear us Apart')
Renowned for Gemma’s “sublime, outstanding voice” and spine-tingling live sound, the band produce music and site-specific performances that provoke, soothe and crystallise life.
2020 saw the release of their debut single, a pared-back, atmospheric cover of Joy Division’s, “Love will tear us apart”. Their self-titled album was released in May 2021 - an alluring soundscape, filled with the ebb and flow of friends, family, life and loss.2025 sees their eagerly awaited second record spring into life with visionary producer and multi-instrumentalist, Gerry Diver. (Graham Coxon, Lisa Knapp, Spiritualised, Tom Robinson, Shane MacGowan, Van Morrison, Christy Moore).
Filled with compelling stories, intricate guitar work and stunning vocals, “Now I Swim” draws on the band’s family history and the collective memory of others.
Through interviews and reminiscence, they focus on healing intergenerational trauma as well as on ancestral strength, weaving tales of resilience and hope that transcend time and place.
Title track and album “Now I Swim” was released on 6 June, accompanied by several high profile radio appearances including BBC Radio Four “Loose Ends” on 5 July 2025.
OUTSIDE
22:30 CENTRAL FIRE SPACE for Music, Poetry, Stories, Conversations
VENUE: THE SLEEVE UPSTAIRS: DAYTIME SESSIONS / FRIDAY
11:30 - 12:50 Keith Higgs - Melting the Blocks to Love
Keith's talk/workshop is entitled “Melting the Blocks to Love.” We will be looking at some of the things that may be holding us back from our ideal life. He will be sharing some of the lessons from his own life, inspiring messages from his books and also a meditation to let go of any fears that may be hindering our progress.
Keith Higgs is a published author with 5 books on Personal Growth and Spirituality. He has lived a different life from many, on a Journey of Discovery. He has been called the Wizard of Love, His passion is to share Messages and Precious Jewels, Love and Learnings that have touched many hearts.
14:00 - 15:30 Clifford Jordan - What Might Revolution Look Like in 2025/6?
Some might argue that it is already happening... We will have a guided conversation about whatever arises in response to this question.
Clifford Jordan has been involved in radical politics and group dynamics since Greenham Common in 1981. This includes lots of experience in facilitating anarchic groups in challenging situations.
15:45 - 17:30 Jamie Catto - Intimacy Shadows
Let’s tenderly bust all our foolishly inefficient strategies for getting what we want and clean the channel straight to the heart of direct, visible, powerful communication and action.
We want to enjoy all relationships, at home, at work, in bed, free of manipulation and control, free of complaint and game-playing. We are relearning how to be straight with each other.
18:00 - 19:00 Andy Cawley - Be Real with Kinesiology
An invitation to explore our true selves, to remove barriers to self expression and be real.
Andy is an experienced Kinesiologist, helping share peace on Earth with individuals, groups and larger gatherings.
Facebook: Kinesiologyinwales.
VENUE: THE SLEEVE BAR - EVENING DJ SESSIONS / FRIDAY
20:00 - 21:00 DJ Ulf
A spin-off from the early days of The Big Chill Festival, Ulf continues to play out at various locations. A varied selection of tunes will be in the record bag to tickle your fancy - from chuggy disco to downbeat goodness.
21:00 - 22:00 Colin Consterdine
Creative force behind Zion Train between 1991-2001. Have collaborated with or been in The Tassilli Players, Extremadura, Molara, Technoise/Hyware, Suns of Arqa, Zoviet France, Sendelica and currently he is the dysfunctional pilot of The Powersteppers, The Best Kept Secret in Dub.
22:00 - 23:30 Bruce Bickerton
Bruce's output is pretty prolific and there's a large canon of work all over the internet.
When he's not making music, he compiles and produces a radio show for MixCloud and syndicated stations in the UK called 'Eclectronica'.
alucidnation has recently released an album of new material called ‘Mellifluous'
23:30 - 00:45 Redwood
A DJ ever since falling in love with house music in the mid 90's, and having had the pleasure of playing to dancefloors around the world. Redwood will take you on an underground journey through deep uplifting soulful atmospheric afro grooves, hipnotic breaks and ravey infectious house and techno beats that will move your body.
Redwood (aka Pete Sequoia) can now be found residing on a nearby Welsh hillside cultivating mushrooms and tending to the trees whilst playing his part alongside his partner and children in a regenerative (r)evolution.
VENUE: EROS RISING TENT / FRIDAY
Times to be confirmed
Sacred Breathwork Journey - Healing the Heart with Jacinta and Samantha Hoogenboom
Join us for Conscious Connected Breathwork — a powerful practice of rhythmic breathing that activates your body’s innate healing wisdom. We’ll begin by creating a sacred space and setting intentions, then we'll guide you through an immersive breathwork journey to release stress, anxiety, and emotional blockages stored in the heart. This practice helps clear stagnant energy, facilitate emotional release and restore inner balance. Whether you're new to breathwork or a seasoned practitioner, this experience will leave you feeling lighter, clearer and more deeply connected.
Conscious Creations with Curtis Wignall
Curtis is offering 20min taster sessions for his conscious photography.
He creates a space where you can be your authentic self and offers guidance photographic journeys to help you discover what is inside that you want to express in the moment and be seen and have it captured.
It can be a very vulnerable thing to do however there is a lot of potential cathartic benefit to this - whether it is emotional release or empowered expression. He is able to hold whatever is there.
It will be a 20 minute session total, which will include time to check in, some breathing exercises to land in the space. He will also have some information for people to read so they can prepare themselves physically and energetically before hand so we can maximise the time together.
Tantric Massage with James Lockley
Tantric massage taster. A form of bodywork seeking to honour both giver and receiver. Enhancing a sense of intimacy, connection and mindfulness. Sensual, consensual, and potentially lightly exploring errogenous zones with consent. ( everything is with consent)!
This is an honouring practice. The focus is on connection and energy flow. We will use breathwork, embodied movement and massage in a co created sacred space
Liquid Love with James Lockley and Leigh Wallace
Imagine you are a jelly fish slowly floating in an ocean of warm ocean, no intended direction, just going with the flow, allowing...
That's what liquid love can feel like, but with olive oil instead of water.
We begin with meditation and boundaries.
Blindfolds are involved (please bring own or £1 to buy)
Underwear optional non-sexual space. Any clothes worn will be covered in oil
Can be solitary or anonymously connected.
You can step out at any time.
SATURDAY AUGUST 9th
🌄 DAWN WALKS – Natural Mindfulness in Motion with Ian Banyard
Time: - 6am 7:30am (Daily)
Begin each day with a peaceful, guided walk at dawn. Slow down, awaken your senses, and let nature draw you into deep presence. These gentle walks offer an embodied way to quiet the mind and reconnect with your inner stillness before the day unfolds.
VENUE: THE DUTCHIE : DAYTIME SESSIONS / SATURDAY
07:45 - 09:00 Yoga with Karen John
Inner Journey with YogaYoga starts from within ...so let's take an inner journey together and peel off the layers of outside conditioning to find primordial you.
Karen has been teaching Yoga for 28 years now, and is still learning.
She will guide you through a Hatha yoga flow (in slow motion) that caters for all abilities.
OUTSIDE AT CAMPFIRE CIRCLE (Weather permitting) / SATURDAY
10:00 - 10:40 Morning Circle
We all start the day together, inviting a check in and some previews for the day's highlights.
VENUE: THE DUTCHIE : DAYTIME SESSIONS / SATURDAY
11:00 - 12:50 Peoples' Assembly - The Future of Campout
Led by Clifford Jordan - Last Year's Campout included a very popular session in Deliberative Democracy using the tool of a Peoples Assembly. We will use this framework again, to look at the question "What next for Campout?" This will be a highly participative session, with an emphasis on hearing quieter and possibly-less-popular voices.
Be warned that, as well as ideas, this session may include committing to action!
14:00 - 15:30 Miranda White - 5 Rhythms
5Rhythms is a conscious movement practice where we dance through the 5 Rhythms of Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical and land in Stillness. It is the original ecstatic dance that offers embodiment as a way to find ourselves and let the body work out movements which feel good for us right now, to let go of the baggage of life and find freedom. Miranda has been holding 5Rhytms Sweats for 6 years and recently qualified as a teacher to this wonderful practise and it will be her absolute pleasure to offer some great music to let us all dance our way to ecstasy.
15:45 - 17:10 Vocal Improvisation Workshop with Tom Widdicombe
In a space of play and exploration come and let the parts of your inner world speak as we join together in group vocal improvisation. Laced with silliness this session invites us to express the whole range of emotion, to access the hidden crevasses of mind and share what lies within us in a safe environment free from the bonds of language and ordinary relating.
17:40 - 19:10 Sing Out! with Julila and Pete Lawrence - 'This Is The Fire'
The singing of Pete's first new campfire songs was a highlight of 2024's session and was continued after dark around the fires. This year, JuliLa leads us in learning some new songs (and a couple of last year's favourites) which will be recorded on Pete's forthcoming album 'This Is The Fire' as well as a couple of other community classics. With renewed interest in the legacy of protest music—sparked in part by the new Bob Dylan biopic—we have to ask whether we’re on the verge of a new era of communal singing. Could the next great protest song emerge not from a recording studio, but from the voices of a crowd, in the streets or around a campfire? Beginners and 'non-singers' welcome.
Protest music comes from the heart and the times we live in . It’s a visceral response. But equally, the spirit of ‘Kumbaya’ needs to be reclaimed, taken back from the cynics. It’s needn't be mocked to be starting from a position of utopia,.. dreaming a new world into being through song. These songs don’t always need to be a rally cry or a protest song, but universal songs of aspiration, of love and connection, Above all of hope…and that somehow seems fit for these tense times.
JuliLaconceived SongSPACE Sessions, a Family Singers Class intended to cultivate mini-future musicians on Planet Earth. Her gift is to invite presence while sharing a unique cathartic collection of instant sing-a- long songs to tickle, uplift and inspire.
https://petelawrence.net/my-first-album-in-nearly-twenty-years
20:00 - 21:00 Chris Ellis - Land of Promise
Land of Promise’ is a words and music presentation journeying through three and a half centuries of radical thought, writing, and song about the connection between art, social justice and the living environment. Through the words of radical thinkers and activists spanning William Morris and Edward Carpenter to Bruce Springsteen and Benjamin Zephaniah, Land of Promise explores that perpetual but urgent question at a time of global crises – ‘How are we going to live?’
21:00 - 23:00 Campout Open Mic Sessions
Your chance do your party piece, sing a couple of songs, say some poetry, dance or stand up and be counted!
CAMPFIRE
22:00 Campfire sessions (see above)
VENUE: THE SLEEVE UPSTAIRS
06:30 - 07:30: Jahnavi Ma - Pathways to Inner Peace: A Vedanta Workshop Series 1
Vedanta introductory sessions, where ancient wisdom meets modern life. Discover timeless insights from India's spiritual traditions that offer profound perspectives on happiness, purpose, and inner peace. These sessions, designed for all backgrounds, and all levels of spiritual development, will explore the core principles of Vedanta in an engaging and accessible manner. Whether you're seeking personal growth, deeper meaning, or simply curious, these sessions promise to inspire and uplift, leaving you with practical tools for a more harmonious life. While each session offers unique insights, attending both is highly recommended, as true understanding comes from deepened practice and continuous learning. Come, experience the transformative power of Vedanta.
11:30 - 12:45 Caiti Luckhurst: Poetry and Community - What Can Language Do for Us?
In this session, we’ll have a look at some of the ways that writing and engaging with poetry can create communities and foster meaningful connections. Poetry is, primarily, a means of sharing– and because it’s often short-form, accessible, and free, it makes a great mode of communication. Particularly in the face of the climate crisis and global uncertainty, poetry can be a catalyst for social change, an important method of documenting cultural moments, and a way to meet and engage with like-minded people. It’s an art form which is beautifully available to everyone.
Poetry can also be a really useful tool when navigating personal difficulty. The session will also explore how poetry might help to cope with things like change, grief, loneliness, and anger. Writing through difficult emotions can be a way of figuring out how you feel, expressing it externally. Poetry can keep you company.
We’ll talk through these ideas, and then we’ll have a writing workshop, where you’ll (with however much guidance or freedom you’d like, independently or as part of a collective) write a poem. You’ll have the chance to share and discuss your poem, if that feels exciting and/or useful, and we’ll talk about how it felt to write and what it brought up.
Caitlin Luckhurst is a London-based poet currently studying for a master’s degree in creative writing. She is secretary of the Royal Holloway Poetry Society, where she has run dozens of workshops and open mics. In 2024 she headlined the Surrey Poet Laureate Open Mic. Her work can be found online in magazines such as Ink, Sweat & Tears, or in print in Royal Holloway Poetry Society’s zine publications.
14:00 - 15:30 : Peace Eye with Andreas Papp
An interactive workshop. How has modern technology changed the way we deliver assistance in war contexts? We discuss how we are able to impact peace in volatile contexts around the globe. Andreas has been working in conflict zones as a humanitarian aid worker for the last 20 years, and he will share insights on the realities and challenges of living and working in a hostile environment, show concepts and best practices of engagement to impact Peace locally and to discuss options and new approaches with the those who attend this session.
15:45 - 17:30 Zelda Hall - Dancing With The Shadow
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LUNCHTIME MUSIC / OUTSIDE
Hand to Hand
Singing songs from the heart and of the land.
Their message is about love for the earth and connection with each other. Their music centres around remembering that we are all one, and regaining our sense of belonging to the land. Bridging through music the disconnect between modern society and the earth, remembering that everything everywhere, us included, is made from the same universal matter. That everything has life of some kind and we are a part of that life and it of us.
A lifelong singer, Delagh King’s unique voice brings together influences including English folk, Celtic vibes and North Indian ragas. Guitarist & co-vocalist Mal Darwen has played since childhood, and as well as sharing a journey with Praying for the Rain, has accompanied a number of songwriters and bands, working with members of Faithless, The Orb, The Woodentops and others. He brings a singular guitar style to Daykin, underpinning vocals with rich and delicate harmonies.
https://celestelovick.com/hand-to-hand/
VENUE: THE SLEEVE BAR
VENUE: THE EROS RISING TENT
SUNDAY AUGUST 10th
🌄 DAWN WALKS – Natural Mindfulness in Motion with Ian Banyard
VENUE : OUTSIDE / DUTCHIE SESSIONS
07:45 - 08:45 Yoga with Karen John (see Friday)
09:20 - 09:50 Opening Circle (earlier time than usual)
10:00 - 11:30: OPEN SPACE ACROSS SITE
11:45 - 13:15: The Dream Society
A dream sharing and writing workshop led by Melissa Dunlop
Participants will be invited to share recent dreams or dream fragments, and then to free associate together in response to what they have heard, then to write or draw in response to these dreams and associations, then to share their writing or images with one another and finally to find an arrangement of some or all of these words and images that capture an essence of what has been evoked
14:30 - 15:15 Next Steps: Keeping the Fires Burning
Your chance to talk about themes and what has come up for you over the four days. What are the take aways from Campout 2024?
06:30 - 07:30: Jahnavi Ma - Pathways to Inner Peace: A Vedanta Workshop Series 1 (see Saturday)
11:45 - 13:30 Poppy Altmann - Family Constellations.
Poppy will be facilitating a 90 minute workshop which is a short introduction to Family Constellations.
Geoff Greentree - Shiatsu and Tibetan Bowls (ie sound healing) / Chi Kung morning session
As an active member of the Campfire & Campout communities over the years, Geoff been an ambassador for physical and spiritual wellbeing for many decades, and continues to aspire to bringing that ethos into our lives.
Holly - Massage
