Wheel Of the Year: LAMMAS

Join practitioner and scholar Rebecca Beattie for a soulful celebration of Lammas, the ancient festival of first harvests. As the golden grains ripen and the wheel of the year turns, we’ll come together to honour the abundance of the season, both in the land and in our lives.

In this reflective and hands-on session, we will:

• Explore the rich history and folklore of Lammas

• Contemplate what we are personally harvesting, from intentions sown earlier in the year to lessons learned

• Craft our own herbal smudge sticks using fresh, fragrant herbs to take home and use in your own seasonal rituals

• Share in a gentle group ritual, weaving together gratitude, intention, and community

  
  

Whether you’re new to seasonal celebrations or deepening your practice, this class offers a nourishing space to pause, connect, and mark the turning of the year with meaning. Come with open hands and an open heart, leave with a crafted smudge stick, a sense of connection, and a renewed appreciation for the gifts of the season.

About Rebecca Beattie

Raised among the wild beauty of Dartmoor, Rebecca’s practice is rooted in nature, enchantment, and tradition. A trained Wiccan practitioner with over 20 years of study, she brings depth, warmth, and scholarship to her rituals. Her journey has included study at the College of Psychic Studies, Master Practitioner training in NLP, Hypnosis and Timeline Therapy, and a PhD in Creative Writing with a focus on the nature mystic Mary Webb. Her work blends the magical with the scholarly, and invites you into the heart of both.

www.rebeccabeattie.co.uk

Rebecca Beattie - Bewitching - Writer, nature mystic, witch, teacher, jewellery and soap-maker.

A quick note about booking:

Spaces at Lanstefan are cosy and limited, so we kindly ask that you book online in advance to secure your spot. No PayPal account? No problem. You can still complete your payment with ease, and if you’re unsure, we’ve created a simple step-by-step guide to walk you through it.

You'll find us on Church Street in the heart of Launceston, steps away from Oxfam and next to the candy shop. Or, if you're feeling whimsical, occasionally, you can just follow the fragrant scent of incense... Church Street has limited vehicle access between 10am and 4pm. If you're driving, the nearest car parks are just a short walk away: Walkhouse Car Park, PL15 8BQ & Race Hill Car Park, PL15 9AY

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