Opening
Ceremony following the procession from the Motte
12:30
- 1:00
Fuzzipegs
Musical
jollity
1:00
- 1:30
Jerusalem
Jammers
Maypole
dancing
1:30
- 2:00
Lapis
Lazuli
Egyptian
dancers
2:00
- 2:30
Jerusalem
Jammers
Maypole
dancing
2:30
- 2:45
BKC +
Gold Blend
Peace
rapper & dancers
2:45
- 3:00
Ricky
Indian
drummer
3:00
- 3:30
Lapis
Lazuli
Egyptian
dancers
3:30
- 4:00
Suruj
Bhangra
dancers
4:00
- 4:15
BKC +
Gold Blend
Peace
rapper & dancers
4:15
- 4:30
Indian
dancers
The closing ceremony immediately follows the handfasting at 4:30pm, on
the
Motte.
There will then be a procession down to the Maypole
for a final presentation.
BKC is the Brahma Kumaris Collective, with Hitesh the peace rapper. BKC
and dance group Gold Blend appear as part of the Brahma Kumaris World
Spiritual University
contribution.
Music and entertainment by the Fuzzipegs.
Sacred
Space on the
Castle
Motte
Opening and closing ceremonies by Anna
Franklin,
Hearth of Arianrhod. Anna's stall is on the Motte.
12:00 noon People will be bringing horns to blow on
the Motte
before the
procession to the opening ceremony at the maypole: feel free
to
bring your own horn, kazoo, etc. During the procession Brian of the
Fuzzipegs will accompany everyone singing "Summer is a coming
in" :
The closing ceremony immediately follows the handfasting at 4:30pm, on
the
Motte.
There will then be a procession down to the Maypole
for a final presentation.
Summer
is a coming in, loud now sing cuckoo Soweth
seed and bloweth mead, and spring the woods anew Sing
cuckoo Ewe
now
bleateth after lamb low
after calf the cow.
Talks last 1/2 to 1 hour.
Workshop
Marquee
time
speaker
subject
12:30
-
1:30
Paul
Trees, Owl Heart Lodge
A
celebration of Native American
wisdoms
1:30
-
2:30
Mick
Summers, Flaming Sword Coven
Ritual
in Witchcraft - Who, Why,
What, Where, and When - including
a celebration of Beltane
Tchenka
Jane
Sunderland, designer of
Norwich Cathedral Millenium Maze :
Creating a labyrinth and giving a talk in the tipi on "Using the
labyrinth as a
spiritual tool". The Labyrinth will be available for quiet
contemplation and meditative walking after it has been created.
Charnwood
Goddess Temple
Our
temple is not a fixed place, but can be created where ever it is
needed, to honour the Goddess, the divine feminine, of which we are all
a part. We celebrate the Goddess through ritual, dance,
journeying, creativity, chanting, magic, and sharing our wisdom.
At
the May Fayre we are celebrating the Goddess of Love and
Creativity.
We invite you, whether you are wise in her ways or just intrigued to
find
out more, to come and see us in our temple tent. You may wish
to linger a while, and write a prayer to add to our Invocation board,
or to decorate your own garland head dress - a symbol of your inner
fertility. Presented by Sue
Thompson.
1:30
- 3:30
Reading
Crystals and Goddess Cards - drop in
for a short consultation.
3:30
- 4:00
Visualisation
journey to meet the
Goddess of love and creativity - if you'ld like to join in, please come
and book a place as numbers for this are limited.
Marquee
on
the Motte : Poet's Circle
Poet's Circle
organised by Damien Walter
(City Literature Development
Officer)
NEW!! BELTANE
POEMS
by Carol
Leeming, Lesley Vann,
and Sarah Allen
time
poet
description
2:00
- 3:00 approx.
Carol
Leeming
The
charismatic and dynamic performance poet of
elemental poetry, working with "Apples and Snakes", a national poetry
organisation.
With Madhu
Chapaneri, Bubbles
Singh, Dilip
Gajjar, Bedar
Lajpuri, Dahyabhai
Prajapati, Bhavanbhai
Patel, Rose Beckford,
Bear
Tyler, Jon
Tyler and Lesley
Clary Sage.
Open mic spots are available - turn up on the day to book a session.
Handfasting
and closing procession
4:30
- 5:00
Greta
and Paul will be handfasted (handfasting is a
pagan marriage rite) . Bright blessings for a wonderful
future to them both.
The closing ceremony immediately follows the handfasting at 4:30pm, on
the
Motte. There will then be a procession down to the Maypole
for a final presentation.
Garden
Marquee (accessible to
disabled)
time
speaker
subject
12:30
-
1:30
Mary
Clarke
Astrological
signs
1:30
-
2:00
Bob
Trubshaw (local author and
owner of Heart of
Albion Press)
Seasonal
customs in Leicestershire
2:00
- 2:30
Simon Collins
Intoduction
to the Runes
4:00
-
4:30
Paul
Trees, Owl Heart Lodge
"The
earth does not belong to us" - An introduction to Native American
Spirituality
Music
Marquee
Every
hour from 12 till 6, up and coming local singer/ songwriters and
musical talent.
Power
will be generated bySimon's
3 bicycles (sponsored by LIFE). The
audience is expected to
pedal them, otherwise there's no music! Please
form an orderly queue!
CDs
will be on sale at The Offie's
beer stall.
time
group
description
12:00
- 12:30
Red
Star
Radio
Red
Star
Radio is essentially the
songwriting partnership of Chris Thorley and Guy Lawton. Influences
range from post-punk to indie pop and from acoustic folk to prog rock.
This inevitably gives the band a hugely diverse sound, but one which is
always firmly grounded around indie guitar rock. The band operates a
'revolving door' policy with other musical collaborators and performers
and this throws more flavour into an already appetising melting pot.
12:30
- 1:00
Mr
Plow
Mr.
Plow plays acoustic Americana, sounding a little like Johnny Cash
bludgeoning Evan Dando with Joey Ramone’s mic stand. He sings
songs
about cars, films, space monsters and life’s everyday
disappointments.
He considers himself to be unnecessarily tall.
1:00
-
1:50
Roger
Pugh
Roger
is
a unique songwriter and a dynamic performer, though not
without a
strong sense of wit. Folk Roots described his music as having "a touch
of Tabasco about it". He accompanies his strong, earthy voice with the
guitar and mandola,
both of which he plays in a distinct and individual way.
Being a widely travelled person, Roger's music reflects this, which
although Celtic at its roots shows influence of South America, The
Caribbean and the Balkans. The lyrics to his songs are very important,
covering such diverse
topics as relationships, social issues, the environment, fungi, Latin
American Ballroom Dancers and The Ramblers Association.
1:50
-
2:20
Alice
Rock
Alice
Rock is a solo artist/singer-songwriter. Her music can be described as
upbeat "Poppy Punk with Gothic Edge". Her lyrics/songs are
often humorous and witty, although 'dark' at heart if
listened to carefully!! Major influences include The
Cure, The B52's, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and
Voice of the Beehive.
2:20
-
3:00
Ogum!
Ogum
are a tribal rhythmic collective comprising elements of pagan, African,
indigenous and rock styles, featuring drums and didges.
3:00
-
4:00
Kevin
Hewick
Kevin
Hewick is The
Winston Churchill of alternative acoustic music. He has had releases on
Factory Records,Cherry Red and Sorted Records and has new material on
Burning Shed. A walking anecdote machine, he performs beautiful songs
with deep lyrics and has the voice to do them justice.
4:00
-
4:30
The
Troubadours
The
Troubadours present a variety of songs and pieces; our
line-up offers piano, recorder, flute, stringed instruments
and
percussion. Since our first show in Februrary 2005, we have presented
songs in English, French, Gallic, German, Hebrew, Punjabi and Yiddish.
Today at Beltane we present a mix of
traditions encompassing folk, baroque
and courtly.
4:30
-
5:00
Trip
Like
Fritz
Performing
their first acoustic set to date, TLF epitomise the classic
sound
of summer, mixing blues rhythm and groovy hook-and-sling funk
with
some experimentation as usual. Definitely not an act to be missed!
5:00
-
5:30
Brettney
Brett
Richardson is a
singer-songwriter, band member and session musician from Wigston in
Leicestershire.
As
a solo performer he plays a selection of reflective and
lighthearted songs on his cherished 12-string guitar;
(although
sometimes he plays stupid stuff too)! Influences range
between
David Crosby, Neil Young, The Flaming Lips and ist to Monty Python and
the Shirehorses - depending on his mood.
5:30
-
6:00
The
Tea Monkeys
The
Tea
Monkeys' material
is something of a unique mash up of various styles, including reggae,
funk, rock and pop. Well worth staying up for!
Tea
Tent Music
12:20
-
13:20
Ukelele
Jack and Tom Yorkshire
13:20
-
14:00
Rai
14:00
- 14:30
Grace
14:30
-
15:30
Alice
Rock
15:30
-
16:30
Mike
of The Authentics
16:30
-
17:30
Paul
Carden
17:30
-
18:00
Coriander
Helen
Therapy
Tent - Alternative Healers
We
welcome a number of alternative therapists demonstrating their
skills, provided by "@
the Source",
192 Clarendon
Park Rd, Leicester,
LE2 3AF. Tel: 0116-270 6255 (open Wed-Sat, answerphone at other times).
These
short taster
sessions cost : £6
(£4
unwaged/children) for a 20min session
or £8
(£6
unwaged/children) for a 30min session
They
can be pre-booked
by phoning 0116-270 6255.
Time
Name
Therapy
mins
12:00
- 5:00
Saroj
Goswami
Traditional
Indian
Head Massage
20
12:00
- 5:00
Sarah
Patel
Aromatherapy
- Hand & arm / Foot & leg
Reflexology
30
30
12:00
- 5:00
Tracey
Kelly
Indian
Head Massage
20
12:00
- 5:00
Mitch
Bennett
Bowen
Technique
30
12:00
- 5:00
David
Ingram
Seichem
Reiki
20
12:00
- 5:00
Pamela
Lenthall
Crystal
Therapy
20
12:00
- 5:00
Val
Stirling
Colour
Readings
30
2:00
- 5:00
Sandy
Iliffe
Crystal
Therapy
30
There are also two spiritualist healers elsewhere in the grounds.
Magickal
Market Marquee
This
year's stalls
include good causes and eco friendly local groups.
Soft
drinks
stall for the Beltane Spring Fayre Group.
Leicester
Pagan
Alliance stall.
Heart
of Albion Press bookstall run
by Bob Trubshaw the
UK's leading publisher of folklore, mythology and cultural studies.
It also publishes local history books, booklets and CD-ROMs.
Arroneath's
- Mick
Summers'
stall.
Far
Fetched - A wide range of
Wiccan and Pagan items, books,
magazines,
herbs, incense, altarware, tarot, oracle cards, and crystals.
Tribal
Moon
- We have a superb range of Jewellery, Wands, Crystal Balls, Tarot,
Statues, Plates, and Altarware.
House
of Freyja - Rune readings by
hereditary reader Elaine. Handmade
rune
sets and rune books for the beginner.
Eastern
Spirit - A new look for a
long established magazine for all
pagans in
the E Midlands. With articles for all, from beginner to adept, this is
the magazine for you! Now edited by House of Freyja (see their stall).
Libra
Aries
-
Books on alternative ideas, alternative spirituality, and alternative action, specializing in
Paganism, Earth
Mysteries, and Shamanism.
Pyewacket
- brings you beautiful silver, bronze, pewter and gemstone
jewellery plus
stunning handcrafted Goddess and pagan items from around the world.
Simon
Collins
- Runes.
The
Witch's
Garden - organic culinary and
medicinal herbs and cookery books
Muna
- holistic beauty therapist.
The
Gem Tree - crystals and
minerals, Wiccan and Magickal supplies,
Tarot,
Runes, Crystal balls, and handcrafted jewellery.
Emma's
face painters.
Erum
Suleiman - Henna painter.
Surinder
Sandhu - Punjabi
fashion for that extra special look.
Sue and Paul -
Tarot readers.
The
Leicestershire Badger Group
was formed to
To
help, advise and inform the public
To
help prevent the cruel and illegal persecution of badgers.
To
help prevent the death and injury of badgers on our county's roads.
To
prevent damage and destruction of badger setts.
To
help injured and orphaned badgers.
To
collect and record information about Leicestershire's badger population.
Stalls In the Grounds
Anna
Franklin's 'Hearth of
Arianrhod' bookstall on the Motte - tarot and fairy
cards.
Kail
Runesmith - historical and
role-play
jewellery.
The
Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual
University Click
here for more info
host
a number of
activities, all free of charge, including face-painting, virtue scope,
meditation zone and a bookshop. Entertainment will include Rap and
Dance.
Angela
Rudkin
and Francis
Hruszka (registered
spiritualist
healers, Spiritualist National Union) - Healing is
administered
by the simple acts such as the laying on of hands, or the direction of
thoughts from a distance. Massage and manipulation are not covered
under the definition of healing. You may help the healing
process
by being positively minded. Your thoughts are a very potent force and
this can go a long way towards aiding the healing energies by positive
thought. If you adopt an enthusiastic attitude in anticipation of the
desired result, the healing process will often be accelerated.
COMMpact
We use
our
gazebo for a frame
for ‘Build a house of dreams’ the idea being
that children colour a picture of anything they wish and we pin it to
the
outside of the gazebo. The aim is to have the whole gazebo covered by
pictures, it should be bright and very eye catching and fit in well
with the principles of the service we offer. We will
have some of the tools we use on display, such as sand tray work and
puppets so we can demonstrate the way in which we work.
Community parent and
child therapies (COMMpact), currently provides play therapy for
children aged 3 to 13, who have emotional or behavioural problems and
are based at a G.P surgery run by Dr Newley, on Evington Road. We
have been working toward expanding our service, providing therapy for
younger and older children and are about to offer a support and
counselling service for parents.
The
Leicestershire Wildlife Hospital
takes
more than 1,600 patients a year, caring for them, feeding them, nursing
them and when they have recovered releasing them back to the wild.
The hospital runs on a
completely voluntary basis with helpers collecting injured wildlife in
their own time. The animals are ensured the very best of care and
looked after all hours – day or night if necessary, with
veterinary attention whenever required.
The
Leicestershire
& Rutland Wildlife Trust
- We offer everyone the
chance to experience some of Leicestershire and Rutland's fantastic
wildlife. Activities and events are organised throughout the year,
everything from orchid rambles to the British bird watching fair. We
currently manage 36 nature reserves, including Rutland Water, in all
covering over 2,600 acres. We encourage people of all ages to gain a
greater
appreciation and understanding of nature. Our junior club called
'Wildlife Watch'
is for young people to find out more about wildlife, make friends and
have fun.
Parks
Services and Garden Tours
Leicester
Masaya Link Group
aims to
foster mutual
understanding and friendship between the peoples of Leicester and
Masaya. As well as facilitating practical projects that
promote sustainable development on the ground in Masaya, the LMLG
contributes to the provision of development education and global
awareness raising across all sectors of the community, by organising
exchange visits, cultural activities, projects in schools, speaker
meetings and other public events in Leicester. Nicaragua is one of the
25 poorest countries in the world but we have much to learn from the
strength and determination of its people in their struggle to overcome
poverty. The link celebrates the diversity of our respective cities and
aims to ensure that the global issues which affect our sister city in
Nicaragua are as important here as they are in Masaya.
Just
Peace Leicester is
a group of Jewish
people
based in Leicester and Loughborough who believe a just peace settlement
taking equal account of the needs of all people in Israel/ Palestine
must be sought. It is opposed to the unlawful occupation of land
belonging to the Palestinian people and to the building of the illegal
wall.
It holds public awareness raising events and fund-raises for
two organisations in Israel/ Palestine: "Neve Shalom-Wahat -al-Salaam",
a joint Jewish and Arab Israeli village and school for peace; and "The
Refuser Solidarity Network" which supports people and their families
refusing to serve in the Israeli army. We also sell Palestinian oil and
soap.
Complete
Wasters, in their eco-yurt,
is a community-based recycling
group led by a dedicated team of professionals who together have over
18 years experience in recycling, waste management, and the
production of refurbished computers. Since 1997 Complete Wasters has
recycled 700 tonnes of paper, card, cans, and bottles, refurbished
2000 PCs, planted 600 trees and promoted recycling to over 700,000
people at over 130 events, including this one. They are based in
Sileby, Leicestershire. For more details see them at
their eco-yurt today or telephone 01509 815181.
Friends
of the
Earth
We
are pleased to welcome and host Leicester
Social Forum as part of their
May Week activities:
This
year's celebration includes several old and several new amusements
and attractions.
Bouncy
Castle for under 14s.
Supervised Ball
Pool
for the under 7s
Silvesta
the Jester will be capering
and
joking all over the site.
The
Fuzzipegs at the Maypole.
Face
painting, a range of styles
and colours, by BKWSU and Emma.
Henna
painting
by Erum.
BKWSU
- try
the
intriguing Virtue
Scope
or rest in the meditation
zone.
Children's
BookBus providing afternoon
storytimes for young children.
COMMpact -
‘Build a house
of dreams’:
children colour pictures of anything they wish to cover
the outside of the gazebo with bright and
eye
catching drawings.
Making
masks
at the Masaya Link Group stall.
Vikings
of Middle England
re-enactment
will demonstrate authentic costumes.
Parks
Services are offering tours
of the
gardens throughout the afternoon. Special thanks must go to Chris
Bollard and Darren Underwood, the gardeners, whose hard work has made
this park so lovely. Please
be extra careful of the grass,
grounds and plants today.
Drinks
and refreshments
Soft
drinks stall in the Magickal
Market.
Tea,
chai, and veggie snacks by
Paula and
Bob Pye in their tent, with musicians attending.
Our
thanks to McIndians, who
replaced Samosa
King at the last minute.
Sandwiches
by Leicester Wildlife Hospital.
Cartons,
bottles and cans of drinks will
be available in the Magickal Market.
Real
ales, wine and mead by The Offie,
142 Clarendon Park Rd, Leicester. Tel: 0116 - 270 1553 (eve).
Ice
cream van by Pescatore Ices.
Go
Back
LEICESTER
PAGAN ALLIANCE MOOT
is
held on the second Monday of every
month at The Jam Jar pub on New Park St, 8pm . For details contact
Ayn on 0796 120 3943.
GORSEDD
of CAER BAN
Celebrate
the
SUMMER
SOLSTICE
Under
the eye of the Sun at Noon
BEACON
HILL
off
Beacon Road, Woodhouse Eaves, Leics
25th
JUNE 2006
Meet
at Beacon Hill upper car park 11:30am
Bus service 123 Bulls Head, Woodhouse Eaves
Hosted by Chamwood Grove
Contact Mark 0793 156 7394
Charnwood
Grove
are
a group of pagans, based in the East Midlands of the UK, from various
traditions and backgrounds who meet together to celebrate the eight
seasonal festivals. Our focus is celebratory, and our rites, while
encompassing many different approaches to spiritual expression, are
conducted within the Druidic tradition. We seek inspiration from
nature, and wisdom in the ever changing cycle of the seasons.
We
are an open group but prefer to meet people before inviting them to
join us. Planning meetings serve this purpose as well as planning the
forth-coming rite.
For
further information please e-mail Jos
or Sarah
or Richard
May
Fayre Photos
If
you have any photos
of the festival, we'd be only to happy to put them on this web site.
See contacts
page.
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The
Hearth
of Arianrhod
We
are a Pagan group operating on the Leicestershire - Warwickshire
border. We believe that the Divine flows through everything, and can be
encountered in the manifest world. We celebrate the diversity and
beauty of Creation, both summer and winter, day and night, youth and
age, Goddess and God. We run a monthly open circle at the Spiritual
Fellowship Centre, Bond Street, Nuneaton, Warks, 7.30 till 10 . We
also offer day courses on various subjects and workshops exploring the
seasonal festivals and the natural world and an annual Pagan Camp [see www.merciangathering.co.uk].
In addition we publish a monthly newsletter, a quarterly magazine
(since 1987) and run several websites. For more information, please
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Please contact us if you can help.
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Simon's
Bike Generator
sponsored by LIFE Leicester Investment Fund for the Environment.
At
the start of
2004 we found a need for a green PA system, independent of power
feeds.
We can run an amplified event in any location without
a mains supply, and without the drone of a generator constantly
running, only the gentle whirr of bicycle wheels. For quieter events
we can run the amplifiers for a while on a fully charged battery,
making sure we recharge the battery afterwards.
It
is a great demonstration of not only what can be done, but how much
physical effort is required to power something we take for granted -
i.e. loud music. We don't do any formal educational work, but are
happy, at appropriate times, to discuss the system. One
personal
priority has been audio quality, appropriate to the application.
There is little merit in a green system that sounds poor, that not
only does the idea disservice but doesn't make for comfortable
listening; not good for the audience or performer. It doesn't take
much to get nice sound.
For
more information visit www.pedalpa.org.uk
.
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Established in 1937, the university now has over 7000 branches in 90
countries. Courses, seminars and workshops are offered free of charge
include: Raja Yoga Meditation (starts 1st Tuesday of each month in
Leicester), Positive Thinking, Self Managing Leadership and
Stress Free Living.
The BKWSU will host a number of activities, all free of
charge, including face-painting, virtue scope, meditation
zone
and a bookshop. Entertainment will include Rap and Dance.
For
further information please
send a Self Addressed Envelope to:
Brahma
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11 Herbert Avenue, Leicester, LE4 5DW
We
are a group of like minded
individuals who have joined together to create a unique space. We have
a coffee bar selling a range of inspired gifts. And 2 unique rooms for
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Leicester
Social Forum is a coming
together of all those who are opposed in various ways to the current
process of globalisation, privatisation and deregulation being carried
out by the richest nations in the interests of profit by multinational
corporations. We want a world which respects people, their rights and
the global environment.
Planning
meetings: Last Tues of every
month, 7:30, Town Hall. Other meetings as advertised.
LSF
is proud to support Beltane Fayre, please drop by our
‘Festival of Alternatives’ and find out what
we’re up to.
Reclaim
May Day
‘Anti-folk’
gig in support
of LSF. Mon May 1st,
The Victory, Aylestone Rd. 8 ‘til late.
Upstairs:
MJ Hibbett and the Validators, Plans and Apologies, The Bobby
McGees
Downstairs:
More live music, speakers
Entry:
£4 upstairs, free/donation downstairs
Repeal
the Anti-Union Laws
LSF
and Leicester TUC
Public Meeting, Thurs May 4th,
7:30 at the Alewagon on Charles Street Speakers:
Sukhdev Dhillion, Covenor, Gate Gourmet workers; Tony Church, PCS; Tony
O’Brien, UCATT.
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