Inspired by the TV series `Robin of Sherwood’ and stories of the Windsor-Hern myths, we began to build Hern’s Tribe in 2004. Now in our 9th Year, we have undergone many changes.. (read more of the history)..

Our Open Ritual Styles:

We are are known for reworking fairy tales and stories into modern day tribal ritual dramas!  (remember the PFL Yule 2009, with Ghosts of Yule past, present  future?  And what about the Dragons, Eagle  & Wren competing at PFL Autumn Ritual in 2010? The fabulous opening ceremony at Beltane Bash 5 yrs ago, retelling what really happened at Garden of Eden?!! Going back even further, we also the Medieval Witches Ball (CoA) Imbolc Closing ritual back in 2004, and the `2011 SpaceOddessy’ themed Pagan Federation Conference Ritual in 2004 ). Ht also re-surrected an old english tradition of `Swearing on the Horns’ at High Gate park, some 3-4 yrs ago. We’ll be doing that again in Autumn 2011.

HT inspires to develop practical Craft skills such as Arrow /flint knapping, preparing skulls/skin from dead animals, shamanic dream-quests, native animal totemic work, fire-making, tribal cooking & camping and much more.

 “May Hern Protect Us!”

 Hern’s Tribe Dates for 2013

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Hern’ Tribe London Events

New Comers & Beginners All welcome!

Midsummer ritual - Saturday 22nd  June 2013.  Full Details soon.

  Lammas Ritual..  soon!

Practical considerations

venue Meet at Coombe Lane Tram stop. Get to East Croydon Railway station, come out and take the `New Addington’ tram line. Our stop is only 5 minutes from there). 

PLEASE  wrap up warm. No matter what, it gets cold later. And it’s difficult to doa ritual or enjoy a social (even with a camp fire) when you feel cold!  We will be setting up a small camp fire, and also rain sheet cover (also protects us from winds).

Please bring Food & drinks to put on altar and share in feats afterwards. Bottle of wine is ideal.

Bring masks, drums or other musical instruments. be open to singing & chanting.  It makes a happy tribal environment :-)

Please phone Mani via 077689-41373 to confirm attendance if possible. We highly encourage you to make any calls before the actual day itself, as we get very busy on the day. 

Our Rituals go ahead  whatever the weather. So have faith, and just turn up. It usually ends up being a good happy magical event :-)

Ritual involves walking through woods with uneven ground.  May not be suitable for anyone with walking difficulties.

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Guidance for New Comers to our Outdoor Rituals & Events

Travel / Location & Meeting point: This varies, as we meet at different woodlands & parks around London (Richmond Park, Windsor, Epping Forest, Queen’s Woods, Coombe Woods etc).  Details will be provided for each Gathering.

. Health & Safety: Hern’s Tribe events are small group private events, but open to guests and new comers. Individuals are responsible for their own health & Safety.

Weather / safety Our outdoor events go ahead whatever the weather.    Raincoats/ umbrellas, warm winter cloths are important.

Bags: Try to travel light. Bring only what’s really necessary.    Please keep valuables with you. But bags can be left on the ground near ritual spot during ceremonies. 

What to bring: Please bring some seasonal food & drinks (wine!) to share!   a small flask of hot drink (for your self) is fine too. Bring what will make your own experience enjoyable!   if you like extra comfort (sitting on the ground) pls bring a small cushion/ blanket etc for your own use.

What to wear: This is an outdoor event in woodland area. Weather can change.   Wear sensible cloths/ outdoor shoes.  It will be dark when we leave, so bring a small torch-light for yourself. Ritual clothing: You can wear whatever you like- robes, tribal look etc.

Impact on Environment:   We try to minimise our impact on the surroundings. These are public woods and other people use them too. When we leave the site after our  event, we clean up and leave it without any trace of ritual.