The journey, evocatively illustrated by Sarah’s sister, Rachel Collis, weaves together Celtic myths, historical and personal narratives and environmental concerns, as well as Welsh words and ideas.
In Celtic traditions, sources of water are also sources of wisdom and rivers are ways that this is spread and communicated.
In a time of ecological crisis, the author encourages the reader to be open to and explore ways to listen to Hafren’s wisdom.
Hafren not only speaks to the wisdom of this river, but of all rivers, encouraging readers to understand better their place as part of nature.

Tickets available via the website as below, or on the door if still available. Tickets are also sold in Clifton Library on Wednesday morning 10.30- 12.30 (card payments can be taken on Wednesday mornings) and then during library opening hours on Thursday (1pm-5pm), Friday (10am-2pm) and Saturday (10-2pm) where we can only accept cash.
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SARAH CHAVE; A River's Journey  

16th November 1.30pm until 2.30pm - (60 mins)