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Flower Moon
Celebration
Wednesday 6th May at 7pm
Mow Cop Community Hall

As the wheel turns toward Beltane, we gather to honour fire, fertility, creativity, and connection. This sacred season reminds us of the union of earth and sky, of divine feminine and divine masculine, of intention and manifestation.

You are warmly invited to join our Beltane inspired Spiritual Circle, an inclusive gathering open to all genders and all levels of experience.

Whilst we deeply understand and honour the integrity and importance of a women’s own circle, we feel that at this time it is also important to create space that welcomes men and partners fostering balance, unity, and shared spiritual growth within our community.

 What to expect:
A welcoming Cacao Ceremony

Shamanic Drum Meditation with intention setting
• A deeply relaxing crystal singing bowl sound bath to bathe in healing vibrations
• Warm connection in a safe, heart-centred space

This will be a nurturing, welcoming environment where everyone is respected and held with care. Come as you are, whether you are seasoned in circle work or completely new.

Let us celebrate the fire of Beltane together,  in Community, in Harmony, in Circle 

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Beltane

Beltane is a traditional Celtic festival marking the beginning of summer. It’s celebrated on May 1st and has roots in ancient Gaelic culture, especially in places like Ireland and Scotland.

What Beltane is about

Beltane sits halfway between the spring equinox and the summer solstice. Historically, it was a fire festival focused on:

  • Fertility and growth (for land, animals, and people)

  • Protection (livestock were driven between fires to bless them)

  • Transition into the lighter half of the year

Common traditions include:

  • Lighting bonfires 🔥

  • Dancing around a maypole

  • Celebrating nature, sexuality, and abundance

  • Rituals honoring the union of divine masculine and feminine energies

Modern pagan and spiritual communities, like those practicing Wicca or Druidry, still celebrate Beltane today, often blending ancient customs with contemporary meaning.

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