Seedlings Woodland Group

Seedlings woodland Group Meet our new Chickens Pecker & Chuck!

Brattleby Barn Party - Lincs 2 Nepal fundraiser Saturday 25th August 2012

Tree Planting for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee

Tree Planting event to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee

Saturday, March 3rd, 2012
10:00am until 1:00pm

Willow Dome Field, Brattleby

Put your wellies on!
We have been donated 105 trees by the Woodland Trust

Bring a spade, picnic and a cheery smile whilst we recreate ye Olde English Woodland!

Seedlings Woodland Group

Thursdays 10am to 12noon

Enjoy a woodland walk and play in the Willow Dome Field
Meet the horses and sheep!
Gather outdoor finds and decorate the nature table
Storytelling and seasonal craft activities
Cup of hot sweet tea and home made cake
But most of all...fun and friendship!
Donations to St Cuthberts Church

Contact Ruth 07989 160602

Group Visits

The Willow Dome Field comprises of 3 Willow Domes and a Willow Yurt that are used for community projects and are available for school visits.

We work with Jay Hadley who constructs domes out of willow and creates outdoor play areas in schools and community spaces in Lincolnshire. Jay provides outdoor activities with many different groups.

Please contact Ruth 07989 160602 to arrange visits

Woodcraft Folk

Woodcraft Folk
Monthly sessions in the Willow Dome Field

We explore our natural environment with a friendly and inclusive approach. Learning the basic skills of making fires, making bread on sticks, fire and earth candles, wood skills, willow construction, creative storytelling and much more!

Join us in discovering the great outdoors!
Please book in advance 07989 160602





The World Wide Yurt project

This project connects with families and young people, the elderly and mentally handicapped.

Over a series of cross arts workshops, artists are exploring the cultures of Africa, India, Tibet, Malaysia and England.

Jay Hadley has been commissioned to create a Willow Yurt for community events and projects. This Yurt will also exhibit the works of art created by different social groups involved on the project.

The World Wide Yurt project was funded by Igniting Ambitions (Arts Council England) and Lincolnshire County Council.