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Solskin

Ways of Old

Pagan & Heathen Festival

26th to 28th June 2026

Peak District | United Kingdom

Welcome to the Tribe!

Solskin Festival is a 3 day Pagan & Heathen festival nestled in the Peak District national park.  Over the chilled family friendly weekend, guests are part of an ever growing community learning the ways of old through workshops, rituals, live music and of course feasting!

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Each year, we embark on a new theme and journey together, making each day unique from the last, while still embracing our deities, beliefs, and having FUN!

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a new year, a new theme!
2026 Theme

Reconnecting to the 'Ways of Old'

2026 is all about connection.  Escape the chaos of everyday life and reconnect with the 'ways of old'.

Reclaim your mind, strengthen your spirit and live with purpose!

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Join us on this new journey, connecting to the land, to each other, to ourselves and with the 'ways of old' through MIND - BODY - SPIRIT

Mind  (Friday)  Hugr

Body (Saturday)  Hamr

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Today is dedicated to unlocking the power of the mind. Engage in strategic games like Hnefatafl, rituals for positivity & understanding, workshops for guidance &  mental health, and thought provoking music.  We will reconnect with our inner selves, embrace positivity, and grow in self love and mindfulness. Join us to clear the clutter and walk into the weekend with clarity and purpose.

Spirit (Sunday)  Fylgja

Today we honour or discover those unseen forces around us, those that guide us or those that are yet to be discovered.  Workshops & rituals will align to help focus or find your true spirit guides.  Awaken your inner power, connect and remember your ancestors, deities and animal spirit guides that watch over us. 

 

As night falls, we will come together for a special Spirit Animal Masked Ball

Now that your mind has received "medicine" and clarity, it's time to nurture your body.  Ground yourself with care and healing. Test yourself with our physical and endurance Viking games!  Deepen your sense of belonging and connection to this wonderful earth, and remind yourself of the power within.  Embrace the love and guidance of The Earth Goddess in a magical night time ritual.

Spirit Animal Masked Ball

You are all invited to end the weekend with a Spirit Animal Masked Ball.  Come as you are, or dressed in your finest outfits and masks.  

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Dance the night away and show off the true colours and magic of your animal spirit guide.

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More details coming soon...

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What's on?

We have a jam packed weekend of events!

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Live Music!

Check out our current line-up of excellent music

Stone Sculpture Workshops

Workshops!

Learn new skills in our hands-on workshops!

Solskin Festival is located in the Peak District National Park Derbyshire UK.  We have 6 fields of pure bliss to have the festival on

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Festival address:  Fields off Sir William Hill Road, Grindleford, Derbyshire, S32 2HP

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Getting here by car

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Parking is included in the price of your ticket.  To get here simply enter Sir William Hill Road, Grindleford into your sat nav, once here simply follow the signs to Solskin Festival

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Getting here by train

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Getting to the festival by train is possible by getting off at the Grindleford Station, from there it is a 45 minute walk!  Even though this is possible I wouldn't recommend it especially if you have lots of gear with you as it's mainly up-hill!

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Festival

Solskin Festival

Fields off Sir William Hill Road

Grindleford, Peak District

Derbyshire

S32 2HP

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More on getting to the festival here

Contact us (office)

Solskin Festival Ltd

Unit 14b Brough Business Centre

Vincent Works

Brough, Bradwell

S33 9HG

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info@solskinfestival.co.uk

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