Valentine's Willow Hearts Workshop

Valentine's Willow Hearts Workshop

Rushcliffe Country ParkNottingham, England
Saturday, Feb 14 from 12 pm to 2:15 pm GMT
Overview

Celebrate the season of love with a guided willow weaving workshop in the woodlands!

Join Forest Therapy Practitioner Poppy Wildman for an immersive afternoon in the woodlands gently crafting hearts from natural resources - a perfect activity for couples, friends and individuals to celebrate love for each other, for ourselves, and for the natural world around us.


Included:

  • Instruction in crafting willow hearts
  • Gentle forest bathing elements to induce states of mindfulness and relaxation
  • Cup of warm foraged tea
  • Private woodland space


What is Forest Bathing?


Forest Bathing, or ‘shinrin yoku’ in Japanese, is the wonderfully restorative, mindfulness-based practice of immersing oneself in the forest, woodland or any green space using your senses to connect to the natural world around you.


The event will be guided by a qualified Forest Therapy Practitioner. Additional information will be sent out to all attendees 2 days before the event by email - if you have not received it by then, please check your spam then message me at wildandwondernotts@gmail.com.


Please see FAQs below for information on accessibility, parking and other info. Any other questions, do not hesitate to get in touch.


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Where to meet?


Outside the 'cake by the lake' café, by the visitor centre and car park. Full details will be sent to attendees nearer the time.


What to bring:


For your comfort, please bring: something comfy to sit on (yoga mat or camping chair is ideal); a blanket / warm layers; and a mug. Limited spares may be available.


Accessibility:


If you have any specific accessibility requirements, please get in touch and I will do my best to inform, advise and accommodate appropriately. The site is accessed via flat, soft and sometimes uneven ground, a 5 minute walk from our meeting point. Disabled parking and toilets are available.


Parking:


Parking, including disabled, is available in the main car park by the meeting point (charges apply). If full, there is usually space to park along Mere Way, just behind the car park, too. Please be advised that parking can get busy on sunny days.


Facilities:


There are toilets, including disabled, by the meeting point behind the ‘cake by the lake’ café. These are a 5 minute walk from the location we will be based at.


Concession:


Concession tickets are available for those who feel this term applies to them and for whom cost would otherwise be a barrier to participation. This may include - but is not necessarily limited to - pensioners, students, disabled people or those on low/no income.


Refunds and cancellations:


Cancellations made more than 7 days before the event will receive a full refund, minus the non-refundable Eventbrite fee.


Celebrate the season of love with a guided willow weaving workshop in the woodlands!

Join Forest Therapy Practitioner Poppy Wildman for an immersive afternoon in the woodlands gently crafting hearts from natural resources - a perfect activity for couples, friends and individuals to celebrate love for each other, for ourselves, and for the natural world around us.


Included:

  • Instruction in crafting willow hearts
  • Gentle forest bathing elements to induce states of mindfulness and relaxation
  • Cup of warm foraged tea
  • Private woodland space


What is Forest Bathing?


Forest Bathing, or ‘shinrin yoku’ in Japanese, is the wonderfully restorative, mindfulness-based practice of immersing oneself in the forest, woodland or any green space using your senses to connect to the natural world around you.


The event will be guided by a qualified Forest Therapy Practitioner. Additional information will be sent out to all attendees 2 days before the event by email - if you have not received it by then, please check your spam then message me at wildandwondernotts@gmail.com.


Please see FAQs below for information on accessibility, parking and other info. Any other questions, do not hesitate to get in touch.


------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Where to meet?


Outside the 'cake by the lake' café, by the visitor centre and car park. Full details will be sent to attendees nearer the time.


What to bring:


For your comfort, please bring: something comfy to sit on (yoga mat or camping chair is ideal); a blanket / warm layers; and a mug. Limited spares may be available.


Accessibility:


If you have any specific accessibility requirements, please get in touch and I will do my best to inform, advise and accommodate appropriately. The site is accessed via flat, soft and sometimes uneven ground, a 5 minute walk from our meeting point. Disabled parking and toilets are available.


Parking:


Parking, including disabled, is available in the main car park by the meeting point (charges apply). If full, there is usually space to park along Mere Way, just behind the car park, too. Please be advised that parking can get busy on sunny days.


Facilities:


There are toilets, including disabled, by the meeting point behind the ‘cake by the lake’ café. These are a 5 minute walk from the location we will be based at.


Concession:


Concession tickets are available for those who feel this term applies to them and for whom cost would otherwise be a barrier to participation. This may include - but is not necessarily limited to - pensioners, students, disabled people or those on low/no income.


Refunds and cancellations:


Cancellations made more than 7 days before the event will receive a full refund, minus the non-refundable Eventbrite fee.


Good to know

Highlights

  • 2 hours 15 minutes
  • In person

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

Location

Rushcliffe Country Park

Mere Way

Nottingham NG11 6JS

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