Events
2026 Events​
Weds 25th, Thurs 26th March, Eden Project
Anthropy.
Weds: Myth, belonging and activism in support of the 'No Trees No Seas' project.
Thurs: How dare you? A bold session exploring elderhood.
https://anthropy.uk/
Thurs 14th-Sun 17th May
7th Rise, St Just In Roseland
Tristan and Isolde:
Daring to Love your Own Story
Make a commitment, meet friends to last a lifetime, grow deeper roots for your own story. Ancient oak, hidden cottage, cooking on fire.
Tickets and info
​
Thurs 9th-Sun 12th July
Padstow to Fowey
Walk The Way:
A pilgrimage for men
Men helping themselves and one another. Thresholds, walking across Cornwall, north to south, sleeping in churches.
Tickets and info
Tristan and Isolde:
Daring to love your own story
14th - 17th May, Cornwall
The Lost Cottage of Penperth
Make a commitment, meet friends to last a lifetime, grow deeper roots for your own story.
How could peace, wisdom and courage support you, your family, your work?
What blocks or 'stuckness' could you overcome with extended time alongside ancient myth, oak forests and a cottage hearth?
Who would you meet on a journey like this and what would the quality of that friendship be?
In these times of uncertainty this is four days, in the company of professional facilitators, extended time off-grid and a story with deep and ancient roots.
A calling to people who:
- Know that their contributions to their family, community and the world are directly related to the story they tell themselves.
- Have tried some approaches to inner work but never quite found the 'right fit'.
- Want to support their felt, real-world experiences with something deeper, something older.
- Are willing to write a letter distilling why now is the time, what is ending, what is beginning.
Immersed in the brutal and beautiful story of Tristan and Isolde, in Cornish oak woodland, guided by professional facilitators and storytellers, you'll learn the ancient way of 'sideways looking'. A practice to meet uncertainty, challenge and ever-more volatile terrain. The voice of doubt will never leave, but this is the practice of tuning into the older voice underneath.
A wild, unruly immersion into myth, nature and courage in a cottage surrounded by ancient oaks, on the banks of the River Fal, Cornwall.
Thursday 14th - Sunday 17th May 2026, Cornwall
Investment: £695
Where do you ask unanswerable questions? When did you last hear your heart?
Every route and campfire guided by Recalling Fire sounds out the kinds of openness and curiosity left behind in our modern world: invitations to pause, feel and think carefully about the route we are on – as individuals, communities and a species.
​
We can close in and let the flames do the work for us. We can work in the boundary lines of your place. Or we can step out. All the way out...
For all up-coming events and availability, join the Recalling Fire substack (bottom of this page).
The shape of our events
Evening firesides and weekend gatherings throughout the seasons. Sit and we'll honour the old ways. We have time for this...
​
PART 1: Threshold Gatherings. Fireside gatherings introducing you to old words and old ways. Approximately 2-3 hours.
PART 2: Outland Overnights. Dawn 'til dusk experiences for those seeking more depth. 2-3 days.
​
PART 3: Into The Understory. The burning heart of Recalling Fire, deeply resourced rituals and extended time in nature. Small groups. 4 days.
​
For first news, sign up to the newsletter at the bottom of the page.
Into The Understory
Everything leads to this. Small groups. Camping, trekking and wondering at the crossroads.
Forest, moors and firesides: 4 days.
This is the full sense of Recalling Fire.
Fall into the forest. Not just to experience the resin scent of the pine and the woodpecker’s rattle, but to steep in story, to come back to your body and your breath and your voice.
This is a chance to disassociate with the tensions and all the things building up in your close relationships – with parents, lovers, colleagues, friends – to ‘be’ in a different way.
The land is available to us. Our fires are lying dormant in the dry wood of fallen branches. The wisdom of our forebears waits for us in the pages and the songs.
We will need time. We will need night and day. We will need whatever the clouds and stars and the riverbanks give us. We will need to listen to the land.
Limited spaces. Sign up to receive news of availaiblity.
We'll pull up water from the streams and sit until the fire burns low.
