Summer Solstice Sunrise Ritual
Sat 21 Jun
|Falmouth
Join us at Maenporth Beach for a Litha Sunrise Ritual on the Summer Solstice at 5:20 am (arrive by 5:10 am). Led by Liz from Old Ways Cottage and Rob from Dark Cornwall, we’ll honour the sun’s energy. Volunteers can take part in rituals like making garlands and rolling Sunwheels.
Time & Location
21 Jun 2025, 05:10 – 6:30
Falmouth, Falmouth, Maenporth, Falmouth TR11 5HN, UK
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About the event
Join us for a powerful and sacred Litha Sunrise Ritual at Maenporth Beach, just outside Falmouth, to celebrate the Summer Solstice and the longest day of the year. This magical event marks the moment when the sun reaches its highest point in the sky, radiating its maximum power and energy.
The ritual begins at 5:20 am, with a gathering time at 5:10 am to ensure everyone is settled and ready to experience the magic of this sacred moment. Under the guidance of Liz from Old Ways Cottage and assisted by Rob from Dark Cornwall—who also celebrates his birthday on this special day—we will come together to honour the sun and its divine force that creates life and fertility.
Litha, or the Summer Solstice, has held spiritual significance for thousands of years. The Celts celebrated the sun’s strength with bonfires, while Christians marked the feast of St. John the Baptist. For Pagans,…
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General Admission
Attending is free, but we would appreciate any small contribution to cover the materials costs to make the garlands and sunwheels.
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