“She Wants to be Flowers”

If you fancy an immersive evening of ancient Welsh folklore, head to the Hastings Museum & Art Gallery from 7 pm.

Held as part of the regional Coastal Currents Arts Festival, this unique evening blends ancient folklore, live storytelling, and a deep Shamanic sound bath. The event’s title is inspired by the tragic tale of Blodeuwedd, a figure from the depths of Welsh mythology who was conjured out of meadowsweet blossoms only to be transformed into an owl as a punishment.

The evening is designed to be a fully sensory experience, featuring evocative artwork by painter Nick Hill and traditional herbal infusions to help set the mood.

The organisers recommend bringing a yoga mat, a warm blanket, and a pillow so you can lie back and relax during the immersive sound journey. As well as a  bottle of water and a journal if you would like to make note of any insights which may come up.

Tickets are £27.80 for lying-down floor space or £22.38 for a seated ticket, including booking fees.

FYI: Therapeutic sound may not be suitable for people with epilepsy or severe tinnitus, or those with a pacemaker or cochlear implant. If you have metal implants, joint replacements or a severe diagnosed mental health condition, check suitability with the organiser before booking.