Full Moon Fire & Sharing Circle

Moon Phase Circles and various moon rituals have been held for many centuries, probably thousands of years, to mark the changing cycles.

Full moon celebrations tend to focus on gratitude for what we have, or have been given.

The second full moon in August is called a Blue Moon, and it is extra special because it will be the third of four supermoond this year.

Blue moons are unusual, only occuring evry 2-3 years, but blue supermoons are rare as canaries' teeth, and there won't be another one this century!

We will meet at the car park at the School of Sustainable Living & Wellbeing at 8.30pm.

Then we will walk to the fire circle, where we will settle ourselves into a circle around the fire.