Spring Festival at the Findhorn Foundation

A Festival with a Difference!

Shaping our futures & unfolding the new

Let’s explore the potential for individuals and communities to live happy and holistic lives in this time of transition to a more sustainable world.

Beginning with a community celebration of Easter, and inspired by the creative energy of spring, we gather together to celebrate nature’s expression of renewal and rebirth.

This Spring Festival at Findhorn aims to bring together all kinds of people, and all ages, for 3 days of connecting deeply with the land, with each other, and with our own inner source of creativity.



During the 3 days we will engage with the arts - like storytelling, poetry, music, dance, song and ritual - to celebrate nature and our part in it. Our activities will include a Quest journey on the land and Open Space. There will be sessions specifically offered for children and young people.



We draw on the essence of the Findhorn community in all of its diversity, where working together, the arts and sustainability reflect the wholeness of life. This time together is for support, nourishment and inspiration for all of us as we unfold the new in our own lives, in our families, and in our own communities.

Income related price (click here for more information):
£275 / £375/ £475
£185 for ages 12 to 17
£145 for ages 5 to 11

includes 3 nights accommodation and all meals.

Non-residential price:
£195/ £295/ 395
£100 for ages 12 to 17
£50 for ages 5 to 11

Includes 2 meals per day.

Staying on after the event:
£35 per day per adult
£10 per day for ages 5 to 17

A programme will be offered during these days for extra charge and it is open for residential participants as well as participants who have their own accomodation.

There is a Family Experience Week immediately before this event. If you are coming to Findhorn for the first time, as a family, this is a wonderful way to enter into the spirit of this event.


Hanna Morjan's passion is to integrate self exploration, celebration, ritual and spirituality through art, music and dance with her deep commitment to develop sustainable and resilient communities. She is a long-term faculty member at Findhorn.