Awen Alba

Welcome

Fires at dusk, workshops by day, songs, dogs, laughter, rivers, ceremony.
A small, friendly, land-rooted gathering for druids, pagans, and soul-kin.
Born from joy — built on belonging.

Why did we start it?

It all began with a single camp — a handful of friends, a field by the water, and a shared longing to reconnect with what feels real.
We came to drum, to tell stories, to honour the land, and to rest beneath the stars.
By the end of that weekend, something beautiful had taken root: a sense of belonging, of ease, of being seen.We realised how rare and needed that feeling was — and how many others might be searching for the same.
So we decided not to let it fade. Awen Alba was born from that spark: a wish to gather again, to weave community through song, ritual, laughter, and care for the Earth.We started it because we believe the old ways still matter — that kindness around a fire can heal more than we imagine, and that friendship, nature, and spirit are stronger together than apart.

What is it?

Awen Alba is a living circle — a community of people in Scotland who love the land, the old stories, and the spark of Awen that flows through them.
It began as a small gathering by the fire and grew into a shared intention: to celebrate nature, creativity, and connection through friendship and ritual.We’re not an organisation or movement, just a loose network of kindred souls.
Through our camps, walks, and seasonal meetups, we co-create spaces where anyone can belong, contribute, and feel the magic of the land and each other.

Who are we?

Awen Alba is a loose circle of druids, pagans, and nature-lovers across Scotland.
We came together for a simple camp — fires, songs, laughter, and land beneath our feet — and found a sense of belonging that felt worth keeping.We’re not a formal organisation, just people who love the old ways and want to live them gently in the modern world.
We gather to share stories, honour the seasons, and create community rooted in kindness and respect for the Earth.Around the fire, titles fade — we’re simply folk walking the path together, finding meaning in friendship, ritual, and the living land.

Camp Alba 2026

Camp Alba unfolds slowly through the year, following the rhythm of the seasons.
In November, we walk the land and choose the site — the first act of listening.
By January, bookings open and the circle begins to gather; March invites offerings and creativity; May shapes the final programme and safety plans.
When summer comes, we meet by the water for ceremony, song, and shared care.

Timeline

Nov 2025 – Site chosen & confirmed
Jan 2026 – Early-bird tickets on sale
Mar 2026 – Call for offerings & workshops
May 2026 – Programme finalised
Summer 2026 – We gather again by the water 🌿

Join the Awen Alba Circle

The easiest way to stay connected is through our mailing list.
We share gentle updates — site news, ticket links, and invitations to offer workshops or rituals.
There’s no spam, no pressure — just stories, dates, and chances to be part of the circle as it grows.We’re still a loose, informal group, using trusted tools while we find our shape.
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(You’ll be the first to hear when the new site opens and early-bird tickets go live.)

Last Years Fun

🌿 Get in TouchWe’d love to hear from you — whether you came to a past camp, want to offer something for the next one, or simply feel drawn to what we’re creating.You can use this form to ask practical questions, share ideas, or offer a hand as one of our Weavers.
If you’re curious about tickets, accessibility, or the site itself, just ask — we’re happy to help.Awen Alba is still a loose, volunteer-led circle, so replies might take a few days, but every message is read with care.Your thoughts and offerings help the next camp take shape — one fire, one friendship, one song at a time. 🔥🌿

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