Saturday 29 August 2026

4.30-6.30pm

Queer Sensuality, Nature and Creativity with Clare Jasmine Beloved

A beautiful two-hour introduction to creative sensuality.

A gently, tenderly held space to explore what sensuality means for you.

A creative workshop for queer people who want a safe, space to explore sensuality through creative invitations and connection with nature. 

Immerse yourself in the scent of the flowers, and the beauty of the Walled Garden. Life can be so difficult: stress, homophobia, transphobia, media noise, chronic illness, grief, poverty - all of it can impact how we feel about our bodies and our own sensuality. These is a welcoming, safe space to explore your stories through the senses. Especially welcoming for those who might be feeling wobbly, scared, or in need of a tender space to reclaim and heal their stories.

Here’s what people say about working with Clare:

“I always feel safe working with Clare and trust her implicitly. She has an incredible ability to show up as a human, with a huge capacity to hold huge stuff. I always feel fully safe to surrender to the experience, knowing it will be life changing. Her presence in my life has been consistently miraculous and loving. Just give Clare your money and watch the magic unfold, it will change your life.”

“Your deep wild  belly laughter carries the lost dreams of us all. ” 

“Clare is a force of nature! Her down-to-earth style and deep wisdom is guaranteed to leave you transformed, empowered and opened up in ways you won’t have thought possible.”

“Expect to be guided so gently away from your safe paths and set patterns that you won’t know it’s happening until you arrive somewhere completely new within yourself! “ 

“I cannot recommend her workshops highly enough - just go”

Clare Jasmine Beloved is a queer artist, therapist, facilitator, poet and writer. For over thirty years she has been facilitating grassroots creative projects in the community, working with trauma, loss, grief and creative dreams in marginalised communities. She shared her own deep grief journey after the death of her wife, Sandra, in the book Somewhere Between Derelict and Divine and theatre plays. Her work centres on reclaiming the juiciness of life, creating irreverent playful accessible experiences, and finding meaningful magic at the margins.