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	David England Diary of Public Gigs June - August 2008
Tel: 01628 639313 Home David England : My Story Email Me (Subject field ENGWEB) Diary of Public Gigs Storytelling Programmes My Stories Testimonials Links My Psychotherapy Website My Coaching Website	Saturday 14 June 2008 12 noon to 3pm : St Marks Childrens' Unit Open Day St Marks Hospital, Courthouse Road, Maidenhead. Storytelling by David England Friday 20 June 2008 at 7pm : Where Two Worlds Meet St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconciliation and Peace, 78, Bishopsgate, London EC2N 4AG : Tel: +44 (0)20 7496 1610 Cost £11 (including booking fee). Enquiries@stethelBurgas.org Please book in advance at www.stethelburgas.org/storytellingspring2008.html An evening of timeless, powerful stories woven around the theme of rites of passage, spiritual transformation and transforming our world, ranging from the parables of talents from the Abrahamic faiths, thought Russian wonder tales to Arthurian legend. With songs and times of reflection. With David England & Hilary Watkins. Sunday 22 June 2008, 10am - 4pm : Mary Hare Garden Festival Mary Hare School, Arlington Manor, Newbury. Admission £4 (children free), proceeds to Mary Hare's Lepus appeal Enquiries info@maryhare.org.uk Website www.maryhare.org.uk Rare plants fair. Storytelling by David England : The Rajah's Garden or Who Ate All The Bananas Saturday 12 July 2008 : Buckingham Sandpit Nature Reserve Open Day Buckingham Sandpit, Buckingham Organised by BTCV, Haydon Mill, Rabans Lane, Aylesbury HP19 8RU Enquiries information@btcv.org.uk Website www.btcv.org.u k A special place to see wildlife and geology. Lots of activities for children and adults. Storytelling by David England Friday 18 June to Sunday 20 June 2008 : Weekend Summer Festival The Humanistic Psychology Festival 2008 The Leela Centre, near Gillingham, Dorset. Camping and indoor accommodation. Booking opens soon – register your interest at admin@ahpb.org.uk or 0845 707 8506 Cost £180 (non members) children £80. Website www.ahpb.org.uk Keynote speakers: Dina Glouberman and Andrew Samuels Storytelling by David England Plus dreamwork, poetry, meditation, drumming, singing, shiatsu, chi kung ... Plus the children’s festival! Friday 1 August to Sunday 10 August 2008 : Oxford Dance Camp Family dance camp on an organic farm near Thame. Enquiries booking@dragonrest.co.uk Website www.oxforddancecamp.com Cost for full week: Adult £149, Children age 4-16, £75 Children age 0-3 £29 Circle Dance, Charleston, Tango. Samba & Mambo workshops. Juggling, poi, fire poi, African dance and drumming workshop, Egyptian dance and drumming. Voice workshop. Hot tub. Resident Storyteller David England, family and campfire storytelling every day. Thursday 28 August to Sunday 31 August 2008 : Tribal Earth Summer Gathering Family drum camp in East Sussex. Website www.tribalearth.co.uk with online booking Cost, early bird before 30 June (saves £10) Adult £85, Teenager £40, Children £30 Come and make new friends, share, retreat & enjoy yourself with like minded, multicultural people in a peaceful country location. Inspiring workshops, bands, entertainment, healing area, sauna & showers, children’s area, fireshow, stalls, cafés, drumming, camp fire & ceremony. Resident Storyteller David England (Friday and Saturday)

David England
Diary of Public Gigs
June - August 2008

Tel: 01628 639313

Home

David England : My Story

Email Me
(Subject field ENGWEB)

Diary of Public Gigs

Storytelling Programmes

My Stories

Testimonials

Links

My Psychotherapy Website

My Coaching Website

Saturday 14 June 2008 12 noon to 3pm : St Marks Childrens' Unit Open Day

St Marks Hospital, Courthouse Road, Maidenhead.
Storytelling by David England

Friday 20 June 2008 at 7pm : Where Two Worlds Meet

St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconciliation and Peace,
78, Bishopsgate, London EC2N 4AG : Tel: +44 (0)20 7496 1610
Cost £11 (including booking fee). Enquiries@stethelBurgas.org
Please book in advance at www.stethelburgas.org/storytellingspring2008.html

An evening of timeless, powerful stories woven around the theme of rites of passage, spiritual transformation and transforming our world, ranging from the parables of talents from the Abrahamic faiths, thought Russian wonder tales to Arthurian legend. With songs and times of reflection. With David England & Hilary Watkins.

Sunday 22 June 2008, 10am - 4pm : Mary Hare Garden Festival

Mary Hare School, Arlington Manor, Newbury.
Admission £4 (children free), proceeds to Mary Hare's Lepus appeal
Enquiries info@maryhare.org.uk Website www.maryhare.org.uk

Rare plants fair.
Storytelling by David England : The Rajah's Garden or Who Ate All The Bananas

Saturday 12 July 2008 : Buckingham Sandpit Nature Reserve Open Day
Buckingham Sandpit, Buckingham

Organised by BTCV, Haydon Mill, Rabans Lane, Aylesbury HP19 8RU
Enquiries information@btcv.org.uk Website www.btcv.org.u k

A special place to see wildlife and geology. Lots of activities for children and adults.
Storytelling by David England

Friday 18 June to Sunday 20 June 2008 : Weekend Summer Festival

The Humanistic Psychology Festival 2008
The Leela Centre, near Gillingham, Dorset.
Camping and indoor accommodation.

Booking opens soon – register your interest at admin@ahpb.org.uk or 0845 707 8506
Cost £180 (non members) children £80. Website www.ahpb.org.uk

Keynote speakers: Dina Glouberman and Andrew Samuels
Storytelling by David England
Plus dreamwork, poetry, meditation, drumming, singing, shiatsu, chi kung ... Plus the children’s festival!

Friday 1 August to Sunday 10 August 2008 : Oxford Dance Camp

Family dance camp on an organic farm near Thame.
Enquiries booking@dragonrest.co.uk Website www.oxforddancecamp.com
Cost for full week: Adult £149, Children age 4-16, £75 Children age 0-3 £29

Circle Dance, Charleston, Tango. Samba & Mambo workshops. Juggling, poi, fire poi, African dance and drumming workshop, Egyptian dance and drumming. Voice workshop. Hot tub.
Resident Storyteller David England, family and campfire storytelling every day.

Thursday 28 August to Sunday 31 August 2008 : Tribal Earth Summer Gathering

Family drum camp in East Sussex.
Website www.tribalearth.co.uk with online booking
Cost, early bird before 30 June (saves £10) Adult £85, Teenager £40, Children £30

Come and make new friends, share, retreat & enjoy yourself with like minded, multicultural people in a peaceful country location. Inspiring workshops, bands, entertainment, healing area, sauna & showers, children’s area, fireshow, stalls, cafés, drumming, camp fire & ceremony.
Resident Storyteller David England (Friday and Saturday)