Here, you’ll find stories that are about practical artistic endeavours – which range widely, from crafts to architecture. They’re as diverse as the Pottery and the building of the Universal Hall.
Bruce MacManaway, Sir George Trevelyan, ?, David Spangler Photo www.sirgeorgetrevelyan.org Bruce MacManaway was a remarkable healer and set up the Westbank Natural Health Centre in Strathmiglo in 1959. This is where Peter Caddy
For me, Manda Stretch, it was just another day to visit the boutique. As soon as I arrived Chris exclaimed: "We have the perfect knitted coat for you". I tried it on and yes, it
My first meeting with Sir George was not connected with the Findhorn Community at all. As a family, Diana and the children had recently moved to Gloucestershire where I was training in furniture making in
On 9th August 2014, during the early morning meditation, the original lampshade in the main Park Sanctuary fell down and broke at 6.45 am. Those present at the time reflected later on the event, noting
I worked on transforming the doors into the auditorium from the unfinished plywood state to the good looking doors with elm framing and mock leather panels. It was certainly hard work as the doors have
Many were inspired by the beautiful mosaic Caroline Shaw so expertly brought into being in 2020 outside the Universal Hall, organising a team of (mostly) volunteers and galvanising Craig Gibsone into rebuilding the Park pottery.
The following is a collection of articles published in July and August 2020 in the Rainbow Bridge, our weekly NFA Community Newsletter. They describe the progress of our 'lockdown project' to complete another aspect of
The Universal Hall is an iconic building at the heart of The Park Ecovillage, and was a formative element at a time when the Community expanded exponentially in the early 1970s. Similar to the Matrimadir
In 1982 we decided to complete the Universal Hall, as Vance Martin had managed to get the third World Wilderness Congress 1983 booked. This meant not only completing the Building but turning it from a
The following is an excerpt from an article entitled It's Halloween - so meet a real life witch of Fife! in The Courier, from 29th October 2016 by Michael Alexander Celtic markings at Dunino
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Born in Atlanta, Georgia USA, Marianna came to Scotland in 1977. She has spent much of her life studying the carved stones of Scotland.
