Big Love Together: In the Park

A seasonal, collaborative gathering for connection, creativity, and gentle community.

This is a gently held gathering for those craving slower, more meaningful connection.

We’ll meet in nature, move at an accessible pace, share food, explore simple creative practices, and connect through optional conversation prompts.

No pressure to share.
No performance required.
Just space to arrive as you are.

What this is:

Big Love Together is a series of small, connection-led gatherings — bringing people together in a way that feels slower, softer, and more human.

Welcome to our first London edition in Victoria Park — a gentle Big Love gathering, facilitated by founder Becki Marie in collaboration with visual artist Natalie Bignell.

We’ll move gently through the park — arriving softly, taking a guided, wheelchair-accessible stroll, with simple breathwork and mindful moments woven throughout, before pausing for a creative workshop in nature with Natalie and closing with shared food and relaxed conversation.

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What to expect:

• A small, intimate group (kept intentionally limited)

• A gentle, wheelchair-accessible stroll through Victoria Park

• Simple, guided breathwork and mindful practices to help you slow down and notice more

• A relaxed, nature-based drawing session (no experience needed)

• Time for connection — with yourself, others, and your surroundingsWe’ll finish at the farmer’s market, gathering for a shared picnic — please note food is not included in the ticket price — pick up food there or bring something along.

• A calm, welcoming atmosphere — come as you are.

• You’ll leave with a set of simple drawings — not as something to “get right”, but as a reflection of your experience.

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Creative session with Natalie Bignell:

The drawing session is guided by a London-based visual artist, Natalie Bignell, whose work explores adaptation, identity, and the experience of living with disability.

Together, you’ll be led through a series of simple exercises designed to shift how you see and create — using observation, movement, and different ways of holding and making marks.

No experience needed.

This is not about drawing well — it’s about noticing, experimenting, and expressing.

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This is for you if:

• You’re craving connection, but not intensity

• You enjoy creative or reflective spaces (no experience needed)

• You want something slower than a typical social

• You value accessible, inclusive environments

• You’d like to spend time outdoors, without pressure or expectation

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The feel:

Think…

• slow pace

• soft structure

• space to dip in and out

• gentle facilitation

• nothing to prove

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Practical details:

• Location: Victoria Park, London – exact meeting point shared after booking

• Date: Saturday 15th August

• Duration: 4 hours

• Group size: Max 10 people

• Accessibility: The route and gathering are designed to be wheelchair accessible

• Food: Pick up food at the farmer’s market in Victoria Park, or bring your own for our shared picnic

• Materials: All creative materials provided

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Accessibility:

This is an accessible, wheelchair-friendly event.

The route is step-free and paced gently, with a “stroll or roll” approach.

Natalie, who leads the creative session, is a wheelchair user — accessibility and inclusion are thoughtfully held throughout.

You’re welcome to come alone, with a friend, or with a companion or support person — they’re warmly welcomed at no additional cost.

This is a space to slow down, create, and connect — together.

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Pricing:

£20 standard ticket per person

£25 supporter ticket (£5 donation towards our community)

Bringing a companion?
If you’d like to attend with a companion or support person, they’re warmly welcomed — you can add their place here at no additional cost.