Wild Heart Gathering

The WildHeart Gathering

September 10/11/12   2010

With Jamaican magic from Albert Minnot & The Jolly Boys, Celtic wonder from Robin Williamson, Foot stomping barn dancing bluegrass from Chicken Shed Zeppelin, Enchanting Music from Carrie Tree, Groovy reggae from Bob Hillary, Flamenco & so much more music to open the Heart & Soul.

Tales from around the world with Peter Owen Jones, The essence of the wonderful Great perfection from Tibet with James Low, and a feast of wild wonderful workshops, ancient stories, campfire music, starry skies and secrets of the magical forest………It Looks like Septembers Wild Heart  is going to be special!

We are happy to confirm that Albert Minnot & The Jolly Boys will be playing Saturday night.For nearly sixty years, the Jolly Boys have been integral to the fabric of Port Antonio’s musical landscape and cultural heritage. Masters of mento, one of Jamaica’s original musics, this band has rocked innumerable private soirées, charmed the traveling elite and toured the world, leaving an indelible mark on everyone who has heard them. Their new album, Great Expectation, introduces a new sound and direction, making them more unforgettable than they have ever been.

Jolly boys

And Robin Williamson (Incredible String Band) on the Sunday.

Robin Willamson

Also Peter Owen Jones from BBC2 Extreme Pilgrim & Around the world in 80 Faiths, plus James Low.

Around the world in 80 faiths

We also have some great music including Chicken Shed Zeppelin with barn dancing and bluegrass knees down, Latino, Flamenco

Folk with Carrie Tree, Reggae with Bob Hillary & The Massive Mellow, Classical Indian with Jason Kalidas & ChitAnanda, Flamenco, a great new Latino/Salsa/Dub number called ~Dende~, & loads more hidden gems waiting to be revealed in the wild & beautiful wild heart meadows.

http://www.carrietree.com/

http://www.bobhillarymellow.com/

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This September we will be offering an enchanting, awe inspiring opportunity to partake in a feast of beautiful music, workshops, stories, talks, exquisite nature and transformational learning for the whole family. The September gathering is intended to be more intimate, mysterious and focused than May, so there will be a limited amount of tickets for sale. We have invited some wonderful inspirational people along, including, James Low (Dzogchen teachings)), Robin Willamson , & many more to be announced, as well as Trackways,Tigers Nest & Spirit Horse. .

We only have 350 tickets for sale for the September gathering so we recommend early buying….

September ticket prices are….

Adult Ticket £70

Adult EarlyBird Ticket £65  [only 50 available]

Child Ticket £20  [ Over 5 years old]

Family Ticket  £160  [2 adults + 2 children]

Day Ticket info.

To buy, please go the  ’Tickets & Site info’ page at the top of this page

If you need to e mail us   whginfo@yahoo.com

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Information from last years event – 2009 Autumn Equinox

Some of the main highlights at the Autumn gathering were:
Great Music with
Carrie Tree, Avalon Roots, Barn dancing, Reggae, Funky grooves and lots more……
Jewel in the Mud Cabaret, Theatre & Performances
Yoga, Martial arts, dance, meditation, canoeing, archery.
Childrens’ area and a enchanted forest with magical surprises.
Enlightenment Intensives with Shivam O Brien.
Nature awareness & Earth living skills with Trackways.
Dzogchen  teachings with James Low.
Sky gazing, mini nature quests and stories from the edge of the wild now with Tigers nest.
Storytelling, Meditation & Non Meditation with with Spirit horse.
Womens’ story with Erika from Spirit Horse.
Wild community song with Anthony & Paloma.
Trance dancing & 5 Rhythms
A Wild & Wonderful Ceremony.
Wilderness survival skills, such as fire making, flint knapping, shelter building & tracking.
Shamanic skills with Leo Rutherford
Healing area, alternative therapies, herbal & wild food walks
French food, carribbean, & lots of great food.
and loads of other things to numerous to mention….


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