Ollie Watson
East of Eden
Solstice Rising: Yoga at the Wetlands
Walthamstow Wetlands,
Walthamstow Wetlands, 2 Forest Road , Walthamstow, London, N17 9NH
Event details
Meeting point
The reserve will be closed to the public at this time, so please meet us at the main gate to the site on Forest Road (what3words: speak.depend.gums) where a member of staff will check you in and give further directions.Date
About the event
Join yoga teacher, poet, and musician Isaac Briscoe for Solstice Rising, a special collaboration between East of Eden and London Wildlife Trust, as we celebrate movement, nature, and the arrival of summer.
Set within the green open landscape of Walthamstow Wetlands, this outdoor morning gathering takes place in the midst of a nature, surrounded by birdsong, open sky, and the iconic silhouette of the Engine House.
The session begins with a 60-minute yoga practice, open to all levels, followed by a 15-minute sound rest inspired by the natural world. Expect gentle movement, fresh air, and a slower start to the day.
Important information
Please bring your own yoga mat.
This event is for adults aged 18+ only.
This event will take place outdoors so ensure you have enough layers to stay warm. In the event of inclement weather, the session will be moved indoors.
Doors will open 15 minutes before the event begins.
Please note that the cafe and shop will not be open during the session. They will open at 9.30am.
About London Wildlife Trust
London Wildlife Trust is the only charity dedicated to protecting London’s wild spaces and helping people connect more deeply with nature across the city. Walthamstow Wetlands is our largest reserve.
About East of Eden
East of Eden is a movement and wellbeing community based in Walthamstow, home to classes, workshops, events and spaces designed around connection, real life and feeling good in your body.
All proceeds from this event enable London Wildlife Trust's mission of nature recovery for a thriving city.
Know before you go
Dogs
Please be advised that trained assistance dogs on duty are welcome, but in order to protect the sensitive habitat and drinking water supply, we cannot allow other dogs or pets of any kind on-site.