This is the official website of St Clether Holy Well Chapel.

The chapel is a privately owned and maintained non-denominational Grade 2 listed building

It is situated about 1/3 mile (walk) from St. Clether parish church which is signposted from the A395

NGR SX202846

LAT.   50:37:55

LONG. 04:32:40

Forthcoming Events

^{Special benefit concert for roof fund follow link}

31^st October 2007  Chapel decorated for visitors

22^nd December 2007 Light candles and decorate the Yule wreath

1^st February 2008 Chapel decorated for visitors

22^nd March 2008  Dress the holy well with flowers

1^st May 2008  Chapel decorated for visitors

22^nd June 2008 (Sunday) Light candles and decorate the Fire Wheel

1^st August 2008 Chapel decorated for visitors

20^th September 2008  Bring offerings of fruits and berries

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^{These events have now  run for 2 years and it is time for a rest.  Please feel free to visit at any time. Thanks to all who have given their support.}

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Pictures from a year of events 2006 - 2007:

St. Clether’s Feast Day

Midwinter

Imbolc / Candlemas

Spring Equinox

May Day Celebrations

Midsummer

Lammas

Autumn Equinox

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The Celtic Year

31^st October – Celtic New Year, Samhain, (preparing for winter, remembering the departed)

4^th November St. Clether's Feast Day

21^st December, winter solstice, Yule, (shortest day)

1^st February, Candlemas/Imbolc, (welcoming new life)

21^st March – spring equinox, (day and night equal)

1^st May – Beltane, May Day, (celebrating the return of summer)

21^st June – summer solstice, (longest day)

1^st August – Lammas, (harvest)

21^st September – autumn equinox, (day and night equal)

31^st October - end/beginning Celtic New Year
 

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