Litha Β· The Summer Solstice
Litha at My Little Farm.
The summer solstice marks the height of the sun's power and the longest days of the year β a day to gather around the fire, honour the abundance of summer, and embrace the turning of the seasons.
about the day
The longest day, marked together.
The summer solstice marks the height of the sun's power and the longest days of the year. We gather to celebrate with a bonfire, St. John's Wort oil making, and flower crown weaving.
In the evening, we share a communal outdoor banquet, closing the night with a gratitude circle and songs around the fire. It's a time to honour the abundance of summer and embrace the turning of the seasons.
what to expect
From fire to flower crowns.
- 11am Opening circle, lighting the community fire, and Litha tea from the flames
- 11.30am β 12.30pm Flower-crown weaving by the fire (lawn games & croquet run all day)
- 12.30 β 2pm Open-air lunch, made from the farm
- 2 β 3pm Nature play β family-friendly, nature-inspired creativity
- 3 β 4pm St John's Wort oil making
- 4.15 β 4.45pm Wellbeing workshop β Qigong
- 5 β 6pm Sound bath in the forest garden
- 6pm Closing fire circle β a poem and a song
- 6.30pm Evening BBQ β burgers Β£8, veggie option available (not included in ticket)
- 6.30 β 8pm Live music with Seren Rose
Some workshops move into the members' barn if the weather turns. Bring a blanket to sit on, a drum or instrument if you have one, and a heart ready for the growth and expansion of summer.
stay over
Camp for the whole weekend.
Campers are welcome to arrive any time from Friday 19th June and stay through the weekend. Please leave your pitch clear by Sunday 21st June, midday. Add a pitch to your booking for Β£50 using the booking card. (Discounted tickets and camping for members - see inside the portal)
getting here
Finding your way to the farm.
By car: arrive via Streat Lane β the entrance is signposted. Park in one of the grassy bays on the right-hand side. Once parked, walk up to the farm shop and follow the yellow posts into the farm.
By train: a 30-minute rural walk from Plumpton Station.
Please note that the ground is uneven. Sturdy footwear is strongly advised.
good to know
A few things worth checking.
What should I wear?
This is an outdoor event on a working farm β wear layers and bring footwear you're happy to get muddy.
Are children welcome?
Warmly β the day is designed for all ages.
Can I camp over the weekend?
Yes β add a camping pitch (Β£50) to your booking. Pitches are available from Friday 19th June; please leave them clear by midday on Sunday 21st June.
Is food included?
Yes β a shared lunch is included in your ticket.
I have questions β who do I contact?
Email [email protected] and we'll get back to you.
we'll see you at the fire
Come and welcome the longest day.
A bonfire, flower crowns, a shared banquet, and a gratitude circle under the evening sky. We can't wait to share this day with you.