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In July 2024 we are very lucky to have Stephan in London where he will be running a two-day constellations event. All tickets are the same (there are no issue-holder places) and instead everyone has a chance to learn from Stephan’s teaching and methods. In addition he will select participants from the group who are keen to do a constellation. The venue is spacious but it’s not a stadium so we envisage that the tickets will sell-out long before July, if so, there will be a waiting list. So do email if you want to be considered for a place.
Coram has an interesting history. It was a Foundling Hospital set up in 1739 for children who were found abandoned in the city. Part of the ticket price will be going to fund the work of Coram (a group of specialist charities working with
parents and families to create better chances for children). We are on the Coram Campus (which is a smoke-free zone). Once you arrive at the site, you will see a statue in front of the first building, follow the path around to the left of this building and you will come out onto a cobbled courtyard. The large building on your left is the venue and the entrance is at the end. We are in the Sir Hans Sloan Room.
Accommodation
For our constellating friends and colleagues who either live
abroad or outside London there are a few different options:
1. Save: Try airb&b ideally on any of the convenient tube/underground lines i.e. either the northern or Piccadilly lines, however, King Cross is a transport hub so is very easily reached from most parts of London and beyond. Consult transport for
London on TFL. In addition the Premier Inn gb is a chain of basic, yet clean, well-placed hotels
through-out the city.
2. Mid-range: try Booking london where there are lots of hotels and serviced apartments near Russell Square and elsewhere.
3. Splurge: There are lots of options often in the West End or near Marylebone which is an interesting area full of smaller boutiques and restaurants. London is a super-fun, very walk-able city and really a collection of inter-connecting villages. If you are visiting from abroad, after the event do try the pubs, a smart afternoon tea, see some art or book to go to the theatre: the city is meant to be enjoyed. Top-tip stand on the right on the underground escalators and the whole of London will love you!
Workshop Information
Workshop Timings:
Arrive at 8.30 am for a 9 am start, and we will finish at 5.00 pm each day.
Practical Information
Workshop cost: £365 + VAT = £438
Coram Campus: The nearest underground and rail station is either Kings Cross/ St Pancras or Russell Square (which are on the Northern, Piccadilly and Circle Lines). The Campus is a 10–15-minute walk from Kings Cross
Underground. Station.
Refreshments: Tea, coffee and biscuits are provided during breaks. There are excellent local cafe & and restaurants for lunch nearby at the Brunswick Centre.
Cancellation Policy: If life happens or you change your mind you need to cancel by June 25th 2024 in order to receive a refund minus a £30 admin fee. In the extremely rare event that Stephan has to cancel, your ticket price will be refunded in total, however, you will be personally responsible for any travel, hotel or other expense incurred so please ensure that you have adequate travel insurance.
Thank-you.
