Wild Roots: Singing for Wellbeing

Reconnect with your Wild Roots through the power of song.

These Singing for Wellbeing sessions in Freemans Wood offer a space to slow down, breathe deeply, and connect with yourself, others, and nature.

Colette Webb knows from experience the power of music & education for enhancing mental wellbeing and fostering meaningful social connections. Through her studies in community music she has helped others experience the transformative impact of singing.

 

• There are two sessions, both on Saturday 13th June, at 11.00am and 12.30pm. Each session is 1 hour long.
• Please arrive at Quay Meadow with plenty of time to spare before your session.
• If you require an accessible entrance, please let us know when you book and we will guide you to the New Quay entrance.
• This session is suitable for adults and children 12+. Children must be accompanied by their responsible adult at all times. There is a maximum of 1 child per adult.

 

Cancellation

We will only cancel the event in the case of extreme weather warning being issued by the Met Office. This is most likely to be wind-related.

We will not cancel in event of rainy or sunny weather. 

Parking and Meeting Point:

The what3words location for the meeting point is ///broad.school.host There is very little public parking along the Quay so please come on foot, bicyle or public transport. The number 4 bus runs regularly along the Quay; check the Stagecoach website for details.

What to bring along:

 A bottle of water to ensure you stay hydrated

What to wear:

Weather-appropriate clothes, which may include a waterproof coat or a sun hat and that are loose and comfortable for flowing movement.

This workhop is led by Colette Webb.