Winter Solstice Ceilidh

A weekday morning hour of slow breathing and sitting in silence with other men, starting with tea and a chat. Sit on a chair, stool or cushion, or lie down; newcomers are shown round.

A weekday morning hour of slow breathing and sitting in silence with other men, starting with tea and a chat. Sit on a chair, stool or cushion, or lie down; newcomers are shown round.

A night that, as its name suggests, mixes a ceilidh with karaoke, for anyone who enjoys folk dancing, singing along and a lively evening out with friends.

A weekday morning hour of slow breathing and sitting in silence with other men, starting with tea and a chat. Sit on a chair, stool or cushion, or lie down; newcomers are shown round.

An expanded line-up plays new arrangements of carols, winter folk songs and tunes from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, with early woodwinds, violin and unusual instruments. For fans of early music and folk-tinged festive sound.