Evening Flow with Jessie @ Blakers Park

Join Jessie as she guides you through a gentle, immersive journey into presence, patterns and connection through movement, sound, space, and stillness.

Inspired by natural patterns — spirals, undulations, cellular shifts — we’ll explore pathways of motion and sensing. Through visual textures, ambient sound and subtle shifts. Attune to the rhythms within and around us.

What to Bring:
✨ Yoga Mat/Towel
✨ Water Bottle
✨ Jumper (if it gets cold)
✨ Cushion (optional)

MEETING BY THE BLAKERS PARK CLOCKTOWER

ABOUT THE FACILITATOR:
Jessie is a movement facilitator who loves bringing people together through play, connection, and the joy of movement. Her sessions are a vibrant blend of creativity, embodiment, and expression—designed to help you drop into your body, shake off inhibition, and reconnect with yourself and others. Expect warmth, laughter, and a whole lot of freedom to move just as you are.
Instagram: @jessieloutodd

ACCESSIBILITY INFO:

• Public Transport: Easily accessible by bus – several city centre routes stop nearby, including 5, 5A, 25, 49, 50, and 79.
• Train: About a 15–20 minute walk from Brighton Station.
• Wheelchair Access: The park has paved paths, but some areas are slightly hilly or uneven, so please plan accordingly.
• Toilets: Nearby pubs/cafes offer toilets (some may require a RADAR key for accessible facilities)
• Seating: Bring a foldable chair, cushion, or blanket.
• Parking: Street parking is available nearby.
• Sensory Considerations: Blakers Park is a public space, so there may be background noise from nearby traffic and pedestrians.

About Common Ground & Mind, Body + Earth
Common Ground is a summer-long series of creative and wellbeing gatherings in Brighton’s green spaces - from tucked-away corners to wide open parks. Each session is led by someone from the community offering their unique gift, whether it’s movement, storytelling, music, art, or simply holding space.
Rooted in the belief that everyone has something to offer, Common Ground invites connection: to ourselves, to each other, and to the land around us.
Sessions are free, donation-based, or raising funds for causes close to the facilitator’s heart — all intentionally designed to be accessible, low-pressure, and heart-led. It’s less about being a “participant” and more about being part of something shared.
The series is run by Mind, Body & Earth (MBE) - a community-led project founded by Meg, an artist and facilitator passionate about the healing power of creativity, nature, and shared presence.
MBE exists to create spaces where people feel a sense of belonging - where care, creativity, and connection are valued over performance or perfection.
Whether you're here to draw, walk, play, reflect, or simply be - you are part of the community we’re building. And your presence is a gift.