Our ancestors dreamed of a time where women would gather once again in circle and ceremony to uplift each other in the great remembering of what it means to be a woman during these times. Medicine Woman was created so that we as women could remember, after all, she is calling us home.

 

The seat of medicine lies within each and every one of us, as an individual, as a collective, as a being here on this earth, planted from the seed of our grandmother's womb and birthed through our lineage to bring forth our medicine into the world. 

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Based around Celtic and Indigenous culture, Medicine Woman thrives to inspire women through bridging modern and ancient arts, crafts, dance, music and talks, gently awakening the wild woman as she receives the gifts of beauty, awakening her inner wisdom.

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‘When women gather, great things will happen’- Leymah Gbowee

 

Medicine Woman is set upon the surrounding lands of Glastonbury, the lands of Brigid where we can oversee the Tor from our Sacred Fire and healing field.

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Come and plant your feet back on the earth, as we as women remember the sacredness of what it means to connect to our wild and wonderful selves, remembering our deepest medicine.

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Medicine woman isn’t just about gathering at a festival. It’s deeper than that, it’s a remembrance of who we truly are when we let go and lean in to the sisterhood and the earth itself, our greatest mother, we open ourselves up to a world of possibilities.

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This is a co-creative space where you can receive and enjoy your time, a space where you can mend and weave your sorrow back into gold, a place where children can be a part of the village, supporting and guiding each other.