For parent carers and neurodivergent adults.

Come and join us for some very simple whittling in the forest garden

A relaxed outdoor gathering for parent carers and neurodivergent adults.

Whether it’s simply stripping the bark from a stick, sharpening a stick or carving a simple toadstool, come and spend some relaxed time whittling in the forest garden

What to expect

Calm in the Wild Community Gatherings are gentle, welcoming sessions for parent carers and neurodivergent adults. There’s no pressure to talk, no expectation to join in with everything, and no crafting experience needed. Whether you’d like to make something, enjoy a brew, chat with others or simply spend a couple of hours in nature, you’re very welcome.

Tea, coffee and simple snacks are provided.

Useful information

Free drop-in gathering

No booking required (you’re welcome to just turn up)

Come and go as you need

Outdoor clothing and sturdy footwear recommended

Please check the Calm in the Wild Facebook page before travelling for any updates

Coming on your own? Most people do.

Description supplied by the event organiser.