The Celtic Gardens celebrate the four Celtic Fire Festivals of Samhain, Imbolc, Bealtaine, and Lughnasa

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Four Gardens represent the Celtic seasonal festivals and the cycle of life

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Apr 18 2021
Meditation by Zoom with Moya

Date: 18 April 2021

Summary: Every Sunday, Moya Roddy leads weekly online meditation

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Jan 31 2021
Invitation to join the Board of Trustees of Brigit’s Garden 2021

We would like to invite applications from friends and supporters who wish to play an active role in supporting the strategic development of the project.

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Jan 12 2021
Brigit Traditions for Imbolc

Tonja Reichley has kindly written an incisive article about Brigit Traditions for Imbolc along with a wonderful recipe for Dandelion Flower Fritters. You may not know this, but Brigit was a herbalist and Dandelions were her favourite herb for healing and nourishment.

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Jan 06 2021
Brigit's Herbs

Brigit was a herbalist and used wild herbs to nourish and heal body and spirit. Many of her plants grow in our gardens, hedgerows and meadows, providing wild and free medicine that has been used for thousands of years.

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Dec 18 2020
What is the Winter Solstice?

This year, 2020, the Winter Solstice falls on Monday, 21st December and marks the shortest day of the year. Solstice means ‘sun-stop’, and for three days around the solstice the sun appears to rise and set at the same point, moving in a low arc through the sky and casting the longest shadow of the year on our Calendar Sundial.

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