Join traditional storyteller Shonaleigh for a unique, immersive weekend, a rare chance to hear ancient tales in the light and on the tongue, stories untold for two generations and barely spoken of for decades.
When Adam and Eve are thrown out of paradise, they are each given a number of gifts. Among the gifts given to Eve is a bag of treasure – not treasure of gold, silver, or jewels, but treasure of a far more precious nature – five hundred and forty seven herbs, seeds, and plants that will cure all mortal ills.
When Cain kills Abel, Eve cries to the heavens in anguish … ‘Give me daughters!’ Her wish is granted and she is blessed with three beautiful daughters, to whom she passes on her treasure. These women walk the world still. What happened to the gifts they received from Eve?
This telling takes place at Hof Zevenbergen, Kasteeldreef 22, 2520 Ranst, Belgium, in a beautiful wooded environment. The nearest big town and airport is Antwerp which is 20 mins away by taxi. We’ll begin around 7pm on the Friday and end around 1pm on the Sunday.
The ticket fee for the weekend is 300 Euros includes storytelling, food, and accommodation in a single or twin room.