The group meets regularly on Wednesday evenings, 6.30pm for 7pm, usually at Glastonbury’s Goddess Hall. We meet every two weeks and sometimes more often.
We complete the evenings at approximately 9pm to 9.15pm.
Each talk and/or meditation is given by some of the most inspirational speakers in the field of alternative living, followed by the opportunity to socialise with like-minded people.
At certain times of the year, we host the group on a different day of the week, sometimes a Thursday, or on multiple days, for example, as part of a festival event.
The main aim of the group meetings is to act as a neutral platform for a variety of alternative ideas and practises that may offer solutions to the challenges many of us face in this ever changing world we live in. Another aim of the group is to promote community living, so wherever possible, a local person will be the guest speaker.
The group is open to all those interested in bringing about personal and spiritual growth and global harmony. It is a wonderful way to relax and take some time for yourself and your own personal development, as well as a great way to meet new people and make friends in the Glastonbury community. Come and join us for an evening of enlightenment!
Entrance is generally via payment on the door (or in advance for certain events; see individual event listings for details, where prices may sometimes vary). For many events, concessions are available for those for whom paying the advertised price would be very difficult, based on their financial situation. Please check each event to see whether it is ticketed in advance or on the door (often there is the choice of both).
The talks are aimed at adults. If you would like to bring a person under 18, they are very welcome but this will need to be at your own discretion and full responsibility in regards to the talk’s content and general health and safety. If you are bringing your child to a talk, we would appreciate it if you could send us an email in advance, just so that we can be aware of this.
We love our canine friends…however at the current time it can be difficult for us to house them at the venue as talks can be popular and the small space unsuitable.
