Nature connection with Moss + Mates

Mind, Body & Earth

Join us for a chill morning stroll with Moss + Mates, where we'll explore nature's wonders and soak up some green vibes.

Wild Park Local Nature Reserve

Join Moss and mates for our end of August session! This is about taking the time to connect with your natural surroundings, some new mates and yourself.With several prompts to invite you to touch a tree, follow a bee or stroke a petal. Followed by tea and chats.Please feel free to bring an eye lens if you have one, a snack to share and an open heart.Please also bring water and wear comfortable shoes to walk in as we will be walking 15 minutes to the meeting point in Wild park, with a steady incline.📍 Meeting point: We'll start at Wild Park Bus Stop, Lewes Rd and walk together to our main spot in Wild Park (uphill, about 15 minutes). In total, plan for around 30 minutes of walking across the session. so come with care and take breaks if you need.♿ Accessibility Info:<ul><li>Public Transport: Easily accessible by bus (23, 24, 25, 78)– meet at Wild Park, Lewes Road bus stop. Buses are wheelchair-accessible.</li><li>Walk: We will be meeting at the bus stop first but then from the bus stop, it’s approximately a 15-minute uphill walk to the main meeting point in Wild Park. Total walking across the session is around 30 minutes. Please take breaks as needed.</li><li>Wheelchair Access: The park has some wheelchair-accessible entrances, but the route from the bus stop is uphill and may be uneven in parts.</li><li>Toilets: No toilets, wild wee's it is!</li><li>Seating: Feel free to bring a foldable chair, cushion, or blanket.</li><li>Sensory Considerations: Wild Park is a natural space with birds, wind, and outdoor sounds. Terrain is uneven in places so please be careful.</li></ul>About the facilitator:Jodie (moss and mates) is a lover of nature (all flora and fauna including human kind). Passionate about connection to all.@moss.and.mates on `InstagramDonations:100% of the ticket sales (minus eventbrite fees) will be going towards Jodie's chosen charity - Dementia Jersey.Jodie and her father are embarking on a series of hiking challenges to raise money for Dementia Jersey. Their current endeavor is the BIG LENT WALK, an ambitious goal of walking 400km throughout the Lent period.Beyond their current challenge, the duo is setting aside typical father-daughter disagreements to undertake a multi-day hike across volcanoes this November. This demanding trek will see them navigate Ecuador's "Avenue of Volcanoes," including reaching a vast volcanic crater at an elevation of 3870m. They plan to undertake other creative challenges in the lead-up to this significant hike.About Common Ground &amp; Mind, Body + EarthCommon Ground is a summer-long series of creative and wellbeing gatherings in Brighton’s green spaces - from tucked-away corners to wide open parks. Each session is led by someone from the community offering their unique gift, whether it’s movement, storytelling, music, art, or simply holding space.Rooted in the belief that everyone has something to offer, Common Ground invites connection: to ourselves, to each other, and to the land around us.Sessions are free, donation-based, or raising funds for causes close to the facilitator’s heart — all intentionally designed to be accessible, low-pressure, and heart-led. It’s less about being a “participant” and more about being part of something shared.The series is run by Mind, Body &amp; Earth (MBE) - a community-led project founded by Meg, an artist and facilitator passionate about the healing power of creativity, nature, and shared presence.MBE exists to create spaces where people feel a sense of belonging - where care, creativity, and connection are valued over performance or perfection.Whether you're here to draw, walk, play, reflect, or simply be - you are part of the community we’re building. And your presence is a gift.