Pagan Pilgrimage: A Samhain Singing Walk
Join us on All Hallows’ Eve for Samhain (pronounced sow-wain), as we explore the ancient nature and hidden magic that surround us, often right under our very noses.
We’ll commune with old and sacred trees, wander through green spaces and along waterside paths, and journey through the elements – Earth, Air, Fire and Water – calling in the directions as we move with the turning of the year and the thinning of the veil.
Expect ritual, mystery, revelry, reflection and song as we gather in the wild, honour the season, connect with the land and those who came before us, and welcome the darkness in.
Bring your voice, your curiosity and a little bit of magic. 🌿
We meet outside Bethnal Green Library at 3pm and journey from there, expect to walk and sing into the darkness together.
Sliding scale £8-20 pre-booking recommended. Dogs welcome and children also, though the walk is designed with adults in mind.
Dress for ritual, dress for comfort, dress to honour the thinning of the veil
What to bring:
Warm clothing – hat scarf
Sensible footwear
Umbrella
Hot drink + snacks
Torch
Something for the moving altar*
Pen and paper
*Item suggestions
Talisman
Crystals you would like to charge
Small that connects you to your ancestors
This will stay on you and will come out at some point
We will be doing a lot of walking however the terrain is mostly flat. If you have any questions regarding this or the event itself please ask.
Ticket Information
Location: Bethnal Green Gardens, Bethnal Green Library E2 0HL
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Bethnal Green Library
E2 0HL
United Kingdom
Local library inside Bethnal Green Gardens –
Bethnal Green Public Library in Bethnal Green Gardens offers a serene place to study, read and work, a far cry from when it was one of London’s most notorious private madhouses.
Situated in Bethnal Green Gardens at the entrance of Bethnal Green Underground station, this Grade Two listed building hides a fascinating past, and is a short distance from other notable landmarks including the Stairway to Heaven memorial and the V&A Museum of Childhood. (excerpt from Tower Hamlets Slice)