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Sunday 4 October 2026 | 9.30am - 12.30pm
Cleaver & Wake
Tickets: £50 per person
Ease Into Autumn: Wellness Retreat Gather. Ground. Release.
Autumn is a season of transition, a time to soften, reflect and let go. Join Cleaver & Wake for a beautifully curated morning designed to help you slow down and reconnect through movement, mindfulness and intentional rest. We'll begin by gathering together in community, grounding ourselves with nourishing yoga and calming breathwork, before creating space to release what feels heavy, making room for a season of greater balance, ease and intention.
You'll also have the opportunity to browse an exclusive Sweaty Betty pop-up rail, showcasing pieces from their latest collection, and receive a gift voucher to enjoy in their Nottingham store.
The morning will close by coming together over a beautifully curated brunch, offering time to nourish your body, connect with like-minded people and savour the slower pace of the season.
T&C's: To book, the venue require the ticket price of £50 per person as a non-refundable deposit. Please bring your own mat. All guests will also receive an exclusive 20% in-store discount from Sweaty Betty Nottingham.
| Sweaty Betty – Morning Retreat (4 Oct 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Sunday | 09:30 | - 12:30 |
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