An invitation to gather wildly for this two hour wander through Kilbroney Park, Rostrevor, as part of ‘Fiddler’s Green Festival’.
Lucy O’Hagan is particularly interested in rekindling the knowledge and skills we once knew so intimately, reconnecting us to the relational ways of the land. Enjoy food for thought and the delicious tastes of foraged food from unexpected sources as Lucy leads us through the fecund liminal zones between the cultural, ecological and spiritual, weaving together ancient wisdom with the dream of decolonial futures.
Meeting at the entrance to the Fairy Glen at 11am. Please bring cup, bowl, cutlery and an open heart.
An invitation to gather wildly for this two hour wander through Kilbroney Park, Rostrevor, as part of ‘Fiddler’s Green Festival’.
Lucy O’Hagan is particularly interested in rekindling the knowledge and skills we once knew so intimately, reconnecting us to the relational ways of the land. Enjoy food for thought and the delicious tastes of foraged food from unexpected sources as Lucy leads us through the fecund liminal zones between the cultural, ecological and spiritual, weaving together ancient wisdom with the dream of decolonial futures.
Meeting at the entrance to the Fairy Glen at 11am. Please bring cup, bowl, cutlery and an open heart.
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