“Slowing Down to the Speed of Light” explores an adult ADHD diagnosis through a playful and provocative tale of a woman untangling a lifetime of stories while a girl from the future with a battered case, an old hat and an ancient map, searches for an ancestor lost in faerie.

“Slowing Down to the Speed of Light” explores an adult ADHD diagnosis through a playful and provocative tale of a woman untangling a lifetime of stories while a girl from the future with a battered case, an old hat and an ancient map, searches for an ancestor lost in faerie.

“Slowing Down to the Speed of Light” explores an adult ADHD diagnosis through a playful and provocative tale of a woman untangling a lifetime of stories while a girl from the future with a battered case, an old hat and an ancient map, searches for an ancestor lost in faerie.

“Slowing Down to the Speed of Light” explores an adult ADHD diagnosis through a playful and provocative tale of a woman untangling a lifetime of stories while a girl from the future with a battered case, an old hat and an ancient map, searches for an ancestor lost in faerie.

“Slowing Down to the Speed of Light” explores an adult ADHD diagnosis through a playful and provocative tale of a woman untangling a lifetime of stories while a girl from the future with a battered case, an old hat and an ancient map, searches for an ancestor lost in faerie.

“Slowing Down to the Speed of Light” explores an adult ADHD diagnosis through a playful and provocative tale of a woman untangling a lifetime of stories while a girl from the future with a battered case, an old hat and an ancient map, searches for an ancestor lost in faerie.

This workshop is for adults with ADHD (with or without a diagnosis) on the stories we tell ourselves and how to tell better ones. We’ll be looking at ADHD through the lens of folktales iand how these stories can help us navigate our lives and love who we are.

This workshop is for adults with ADHD (with or without a diagnosis) on the stories we tell ourselves and how to tell better ones. We’ll be looking at ADHD through the lens of folktales iand how these stories can help us navigate our lives and love who we are.

Dark Tales for Winter Nights” peers into the shadows to witness a demon lover unwittingly evoked, a girl who loses her life only to be transformed into a dark purple rose and a mysterious otherworldly figure and his creature companion haunt the coastal roads of Morecambe Bay whenever dark winter storms blow in over the sea. It's a world rich in imagery and feeling. Bone -chilling stories told in a vibrant style, laced with longing and terrifying supernatural encounters

“The Devil at the Window: Dark Tales for Dark Nights” peers into the shadows to witness a demon lover unwittingly evoked and a girl who loses her life only to be transformed into a dark purple rose. It is a world rich in imagery and feeling. These are bone-chilling stories told in a vibrant style, laced with longing and terrifying supernatural encounters.

What does the magic in Cinderella have to do with the magic in you? What if poking and exploring the way the magic works in Cinderella really could tell us something about the very real magic at the heart of ourselves?

What does the magic in Cinderella have to do with the magic in you? What if poking and exploring the way the magic works in Cinderella really could tell us something about the very real magic at the heart of ourselves?

A Unique Evening of Supernatural Lancashire Folktales and Discussion

Come for old and new stories of Lancashire, and to explore what it means to story our landscape.

A Unique Evening of Supernatural Lancashire Folktales and Discussion

Come for old and new stories of Lancashire, and to explore what it means to story our landscape.

A Unique Evening of Supernatural Lancashire Folktales and Discussion

Come for old and new stories of Lancashire, and to explore what it means to story our landscape.

It may seem as though a story is told and everyone hears the same story, but looking beneath the surface the process of transmission reveals itself as an act of co-creation.

HALF-DAY WORKSHOP

What does the Magic in Folktales Have to Do With Real Life?

Come and explore how the magic in Cinderella really works and how the stories we tell create magic in our own lives. This is a chance to engage consciously in a process that is so often subconscious, so that you can see imposter syndrome in a totally new light and choose the stories you live by rather than the stories choosing you. I call this “The Cinderella Experiment”.

Jacqueline Harris explores the nature and process of transmission, and how and why telling and receiving stories is a function of being human, including thoughts and ideas on trance states, volitional and non-volitional imagination and how we live in a storied world.

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A Unique Evening of Supernatural Lancashire Folktales and Discussion

Come for old and new stories of Lancashire, and to explore what it means to story our landscape.

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An evening of supernatural tales around the fire with Jacqueline Harris.

Half-Day Workshop