2026
Kids Go Wild!
with Charlotte AllchinnA monthly fun-filled Forest School session led by qualified Forest School leader Charlotte Allchin in 55 acres of meadows and woodland at Braziers Park. Suitable for all ages and whatever the weather – dress accordingly, it may get mucky!
The Braziers Park Reunion 2026
This gathering is open to all former volunteers and residents of Braziers Park. It offers a warm opportunity to return, reconnect with old friends, and enjoy time together in the beautiful place you once called home. The week will centre on friendly conversation, gentle excursions, and simply being together in a familiar setting. Please note that the Reunion includes a commitment of up to two flexible working hours per day.
Braziers International Film Festival
Braziers International Film Festival (BIFF) is an annual three-day independent film festival held at Braziers Park. Screened inside the historic 18th-century barn, the festival presents international programmes of documentary, animation, fiction, and contemporary artists’ film and video. Alongside screenings, BIFF includes special focus programmes, installations, performances, and discussions. Curated by artist Nick Jordan, the festival is run as a not-for-profit collective, with films selected through an open call and proceeds supporting Braziers Park’s charitable aims.
Cuddle & Connect
Join us at Braziers Park for a joyful end-of-summer experience combining puppy yoga, nature connection, and outdoor creativity for tweens, teens, and their grown-ups. Hosted by Re:treat, the day includes a gentle puppy yoga session, mindfulness activities in nature, wood whittling with a qualified forest school leader, and s’mores around the campfire. Set within the beautiful grounds of Braziers Park, this uplifting event offers space for relaxation, connection, laughter, and plenty of puppy cuddles. Booking essential.
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OM & BASS
On Friday 4 September 2026, Om & Bass returns to Braziers Park for its 15th year of music, wellness, and celebration. The UK’s original music and wellbeing festival, Om & Bass is proudly ethical, inclusive, and accessible – with a waste-free site, no single-use plastic, expert-led workshops, and fundraising to help end human trafficking in India. Expect pure vibes, zero pretension, and joyful, down-to-earth wellbeing. Free for kids, carers, camping, and parking.
Wim Hof Method (WHM) Fundamentals Workshop
Immerse yourself in the Wim Hof Method during a restorative day in the beautiful grounds of Braziers Park. Guided by Mark Hodson, you will explore breathwork, an ice bath, the science behind the practice, and Wim Hof’s inspiring story. This day offers space to reduce stress, build resilience, boost energy, improve focus, and learn simple techniques for everyday life. Mark will also share his personal experience of using the method to support recovery, wellbeing, and deeper reconnection with yourself and others again.
Opening to Silence
This weekend of deep meditation and yoga offers space to discover that – quite naturally – you are already whole. Sam Settle and Sandy Chubb will guide periods of silence, allowing time to become intimate with the presence of who you are. As the mind and heart quieten, the ego softens, and something new begins. Asana and pranayama sessions will gently free the body, supporting ease in seated meditation. Set within the beautiful landscape of Braziers Park, the weekend also offers time to enjoy nature by day and beneath the crescent moon and stars by night.
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SOCIETY Wider Community Weekend
Join us for a weekend exploring the ‘Society’ strand of Satish Kumar’s Soil, Soul, Society framework – a call to care for one another and the wider world through compassion, cooperation, and shared responsibility. Through conversations, workshops, communal meals, and time spent together, we will reflect on what it means to contribute to a just, creative, and flourishing society. Held at Braziers Park, one of the UK's longest-running intentional communities, this gathering is an invitation to explore new ways of living, learning, and belonging together.
Drums, Stories & Song: A Women’s Weekend with Chris Sylla and Rachel Murray
A warm and playful weekend at Braziers Park offering space to connect through drumming, singing, storytelling, and shared laughter. Guided by Chris and Rachel, the gathering will include rhythm work, djembe drumming, percussive games, songs, fireside tales, and a possible night walk, with plenty of time to explore the house and grounds. Fully catered, with delicious cake, this relaxed retreat is suitable for – no previous experience of drumming, singing, or “doing things like this” required.