On March 26, we are delighted to welcome Charlotte Du Cann as our guest presenter for the Rising Tide series. She is the co-director and editor of The Dark Mountain Project, as well as an experienced forager, artist and a feral elder who for a long times has seen a civilisational wobble coming. She will guide us through land-based observations and creative practices — engaging with a local territory and its elements, creatures, plants… we will also tune into the time of spring equinox, an occasion for celebration even at a time in which seasons are losing their regularity. Charlotte’s practice is a testimony to how a connection to what’s ‘out there’ nested in the grass, hurtling through the stars, making the leaves fall and the flowers bloom is indispensable to what’s going in among and within each of us.
These are times of crisis and possibilities: we need to find a sense of meaning and direction for ourselves, in our communities, and as part of a larger movement. We are gathering online to meet others who are seeking inner and outer resilience in these times, and want to share in a wider effort to convene and build community in the UK. Each month, we have a guest presenter who will offer us insights and guide us in a process, followed by time for discussion as a group.
While this event is free or on a donation basis, there is a limited number of spots. If you want to attend, book your spot today and invite a friend to come along!
Image credit: Walking with the Wind: Spring Equinox title page from Dark Mountain: Issue 24 – Eight Fires by Candace Jensen.