We are delighted to partner with a range of local wellness and creative experts to develop a special programme focused on rest, reflection, and reconnecting with nature. These events take place at our beautiful equine reserves, surrounded by our herds of rescued horses and ponies.
Each day will be unique, offering a mix of relaxing activities such as gentle yoga, guided meditation, a deeply nourishing sound bath, foraging walks to discover wild nutrition, wood carving, hand-building clay sculptures, and calming storytelling.
You’ll also have the opportunity to explore how natural horse behaviour can support our own emotional wellbeing, and we’ll enjoy a delicious, nutritious plant-based lunch together as part of the experience.
Explore our Wellbeing Days further and book below.
Foraging and Wild Fermentation
Date: May 16th
Time: 10:00am - 3:30pm
Location: Coombe Park Sanctuary
Price: £65.00
Join forager and wild foodie Hannah for a day of foraging, fermenting and food! A foraging walk where you will learn about and gather a variety of wild greens, will be followed by a fermentation workshop where you will learn about the nutritional and culinary benefits of fermentation. You will make and come away with […]
Foraging and Willow Woven Bird Feeders
Date: June 6th
Time: 10:00am - 3:30pm
Location: Coombe Park Sanctuary
Price: £65.00
Foraging and Willow Woven Bird Feeders Join us for a day of foraging and weaving. On the morning foraging walk you will learning about the edible and medicinal plants that grow all around us. Alongside this you will learn the craft of coppicing and you will gather willow and saplings for the afternoon of weaving […]
Herbal Tea and Botanical Drawing
Date: July 25th
Time: 10:00am - 3:30pm
Location: Coombe Park Sanctuary
Price: £65.00
Join us to learn how the plants around us can support us in many ways through their medicinal properties that we can harness through good old cups of tea. You will gather plants for fresh and dried tea blends and then learn drawing techniques from artist Daniel Blackmore, as we delve into the anatomy of […]
