Earth Spirit Events...Est 2018
Rooted in Nature, Woven in Magick
Home to Premier Witchcraft & Pagan
Markets & Festivals
Essex, Norfolk & Suffolk
Discover Our Venues
Every Earth Spirit Events venue has been chosen to create a welcoming space where community flourishes. From bustling indoor markets to beautiful countryside settings, our events celebrate nature, ancient traditions and independent craftsmanship. Meet inspiring exhibitors, enjoy talks and workshops, discover unique treasures and spend the day among people who share your interests and values.
No matter which venue you visit, you'll always receive the same warm welcome that Earth Spirit Events has become known for.
Essex
Welcome to Marks Tey, a charming village in Essex, England, with a rich history that spans an impressive 500 million. Nestled in the Colchester borough and conveniently located near the A12 and A120, this village offers unique blend of historical significance and modern accessibility.
Between the 1500s and 1800s, approximately 1,000 individuals were accused of witchcraft in Essex. Many of those accused spent time detained at Colchester Castle while awaiting their fate. The allegations were diverse encompassing claims of utilizing animal familiars to harm and participating in clandestine meetings to read from esoteric texts. This period heightened fear and superstition that characterized society at the time.
Galleywood Hertigage Centre
New Venue 2025
Galleywood, is a charming village embraced by the picturesque countryside of Essex.
Located just outside Chelmsford and about 30 miles from London, this quaint area is easily accessible via the nearby A12 trunk road. The Galleywood Heritage Centre is set within the refurbished 1920s grandstand of the former Galleywood Race Course, nestled amidst the serene landscape of Galleywood Common, a designated Local Nature Reserve since 1993.
Manuden Village Community Centre
New venue 2027
We're delighted to be bringing The Shared Path event to the beautiful Manuden Village Community Centre,
a modern, spacious venue set in one of Essex's most charming historic villages.
Opened in 2014 as the heart of the local community, the centre offers bright, flexible indoor spaces, excellent free parking and attractive green surroundings, making it the perfect setting for a day of inspiration, learning and connection.
The village of Manuden, recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086, is rich in history and surrounded by beautiful countryside, ancient hedgerows and traditional English charm. It's a place where heritage and community come together, perfectly reflecting the spirit of
The Shared Path.Conveniently located just minutes from Bishop's Stortford and the M11, the venue is easy to reach while still offering the peace and character of a traditional village.
We can't think of a more fitting place to begin this exciting new chapter for Earth Spirit Events.
Norfolk
The Charles Burrell Centre, Staniforth Road, Thetford IP24 3LH
The Charles Burrell Centre the Venue where all it started for Earth Spirit Events back in 2017!
We return twice a year generally around the Spring and Autumn Equinox.
Surrounded by the ancient forests and heathlands of the Brecks, Thetford has stood at the crossroads of history for over a thousand years. This timeless landscape has long inspired folklore, herbal traditions and the wisdom of the old ways. It's the perfect setting to gather, celebrate our heritage and keep those traditions alive for future generations.
Suffolk
Thurston New Centre, New Green Avenue, Thurston, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk IP31 3TG
Located in our home country of Suffolk is the village of Thurston. We have been hosting at the venue for several years, New Green Centre our gatherings continue to grow.
The large parkland area boosts a conservation area, a children's playground, a trim trail!
There are park benches to rest your weary legs and feet, enjoy the beautiful surroundings, and enjoy a picnic on one of the benches. Plus the very popular onsite Thurst Cafe.
Woodbridge Community Hall Station Rd, Woodbridge IP12 4AU
Woodbridge lies along the River Deben, and about 8 miles from the coast. It is associated with the most important Anglo Saxon site in the UK; Sutton Hoo. Chronicled most recently in the Netflix series ‘The Dig’, in 1938-39 archeologists unearthed an Anglo Saxon ship burial with a wealth of artefacts, most iconic of which- the Sutton Hoo helmet- now reside in the British Museum.
The surrounding landscape has been shaped by centuries of myth, folklore and tradition. From ancient burial mounds and woodland paths to the peaceful waters of the River Deben, it's easy to understand why this corner of Suffolk continues to inspire those drawn to history, nature and the old ways.
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