Rhythmic Art Healing with SENTIŌ.
5.30-7.30pm on Sunday, 2nd November.
Slow down, tune in, and let your inner world speak through all your senses. This is a space where music becomes a pathway to emotional release, sensory awareness, and connection.
During this event, we’ll blend art, mindful listening, and a gentle active meditation, guiding you through creative expression, embodied presence, and reflection.
Art materials are provided. No art skills needed! Come as you are.
Community Drum Circle with Matt Laurie.
7.45-8.45pm on Monday, 3rd November
Community drumming is the most inclusive and accessible way to make joyous music with others. At heart, we are rhythmical beings and drumming is a very natural way to connect with our innate musicianship.
In this session you will have the opportunity to play African drums, Brazilian percussion and instruments made from junk as we raise the roof with our co-created beats.
All instruments are provided and there is no need for previous musical experience. Come along, meet new people, and find out just how nourishing music-making can be.
Latin Voices Trio: Latin Jazz Band.
From 7pm on Friday, 7th November.
Latin Voices Trio is a celebration of the music of Latin America fused together with jazz, soul and contemporary music. Latin Voices are brought together and led by Black British female jazz influenced vocalist Helen Gayle.
Inspired by artistes such as Tania Maria, Flora Purim, Airto Moria and Chick Corea, Helen uses these influences to create infectious rhythms, driving grooves and space for improvisation and interaction.
Deeper Space: Cacao & Embodiment Circle with Reya Caroub.
6.30-9pm on Saturday, 15th November.
Open your heart, free your body, and find your deeper space.
Root into presence and reconnect with yourself through the heart-opening synergy of Cacao, breath, movement, and sound.
Step into Deeper Space - a guided 2.5-hour circle designed to open your heart, awaken your body, and expand your inner landscape. We will weave together the sacred plant medicine of Cacao, conscious breathwork, embodied movement and transformative sound to co-create deep presence and connection.
Embers & Echoes: Sound Bath with Muna Mcadie.
7.15-8.30pm on Sunday, 16th November.
As the fires of November fade and the crisp quiet of winter draws near, we invite you to sink into a full-length sound bath, holding space for rest, reflection, and gentle renewal.
Through resonant tones and soothing vibrations, we gather the warmth of the season’s embers, allowing echoes of the past month to settle, and open to the slow, comforting rhythm of approaching winter. Bring your eye masks, cosy socks and your presence - let’s cocoon together in sound.
Rowan Rheingans.
*Saturday 22nd now fully booked! New date added from 7pm on Friday 21st November.*
"Spectacularly beautiful, vivid songwriting" - Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2
Rowan Rheingans is an award-winning fiddle player, banjoist, songwriter and theatre-maker regarded as one of the foremost innovators in the English folk scene. Best known for her work with acclaimed bands Lady Maisery and The Rheingans Sisters, Rowan will perform a clutch of solo gigs this autumn, embracing the hibernating season with an intimate show of reimagined songs, emerging sonic adventures and musical connection in the warmth of small venues. A rare treat!
Rowan has won two BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, is a six-times nominee, and her courageous one woman theatre show Dispatches on the Red Dress won a Fringe First award after a sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe. In 2021, Rowan was awarded the Paul Hamlyn Award for composers.
Ecstatic Dance with Opposable Drums.
7-9pm on Saturday, 29th November.
Opposable Drums offer 100% live electronic music to support a conscious dance space within which dancers can find freedom.
Live improvisation allows for dialogue between the musicians and dancers which deepens the collective journey through a non-stop set of tunes inspired by the rise and fall wave of 5 Rhythms and Ecstatic dance.
Join us for an eclectic journey starting with slower ambient soundscapes rising to a peak of improvised techno and polyrhythmic percussion, and moving to stillness through tribal grooves, broken beats and melodic jazz piano.
Kamalbir Singh & John Ball: Indian Classical Music.
From 7pm on Saturday, 6th December.
Be transported into the rich world of Indian music, an ancient artistic tradition brought to life through the ornate and melodic violin playing of Kamalbir Singh accompanied by profound, soulful tabla rhythms played by John Ball. An evening of contemplative improvisation and creative spontaneity.