About this Event
Water molecules make amazing journeys through oceans, rain, rivers, atmospheric rivers, glacial motion, through living beings themselves. We are all part of nature, so how does this extraordinary molecule play a part in our lives? In our experience of the sacred or of the natural world? What do we ask of water?
Join Kate Adams for a creative workshop celebrating water, nature, circulations and the cyclical. We’ll be exploring our relationship with water through movement influenced by qi gong, playful exercises, drawing and words. You do not need any prior experience to participate. This is a welcoming space for personal and creative exploration, accessible to all.
This is a two-hour workshop, followed by an informal discussion and a cup of tea for those who’d like to stay on at the end. Please let A+E know if you have any accessibility needs. Weather permitting part of the workshop will take place outdoors in the Cathedral grounds.
Part of A+E's summer programme 2024. To find out more see here.
About Kate Adams
Kate is a facilitator, performance maker and researcher. She is a member of the Climate Psychology Alliance and runs climate cafes, talks and workshops as well as teaching and making performance. She is interested in how we can gather to share and develop creative, emotional and reflective expression in challenging times, and how we can strengthen our relationship with the natural world.
Website: www.waterisattractedtowater.com / www.kateadams.space
IMPORTANT NOTICE: The workshop will take place in St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral's Song School. Directions will be available at various locations around the Cathedral precinct.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Palmerston Place, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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