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WELCOME TO HUNGER HILL RETREAT
The Retreat space at Hunger Hill is nestled in the heart of the peaceful East Devon countryside, close to spectacular beaches on the world heritage jurassic coast and right next door to acres of unique Heathland and RSPB Reserve.
The Retreat space offers a Yoga Studio, Therapists Practice Room and self catering Cabin and Community Pottery.
The Yoga Studio is available to hire all year round for weekly classes, workshops and courses.
It measures 8m x 11m and is light and airy. There are sliding doors that open onto a veranda with views of the Meadow. It has a fully equipped kitchen which opens onto the vegetable garden.
For hire cost and availability please email.
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The Studio - whats on...
Monday 7.00 - 8.30pm Active Birth Yoga and Motherhood Gatherings
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Tuesday 6pm and 7.30pm Gentle Yoga Contact Dan
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Thursday 6-7.30 and 7.30 - 9pm Yenga Yoga Contact Ruth Hanncock.
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Friday 10.45 - 12 Gentle Yoga Contact Dan
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16th to 19th May 2024 Zero Balancing Workshop - Richard Walters
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Women's Yoga and Wellness Day with Natasha Gerolimatos 12th May 2024
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Way of Council ongoing Circle October 2023 to July 2024
Yoga Retreat day and Sound Bath with Lisa Roberts - 14th April 24 10am to 5pm
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Mindfulness Day Retreat with Laurie Cunningham 20th April 10-5pm
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Vision Board Workshop with Amy Blythe - 23rd March and 7th September
The Practice Room at Hunger Hill is available to hire to therapy practitioners, for full or half days and, when available by the hour.
To check cost and availability please e mail
Practice Room - whats on
Wednesdays 9am-5pm - Richard Walters - Acupuncture
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Tuesdays & Thursday 9am-12.30pm Emma Leeson-Kings
Wellsprings Traditional Acupuncture
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Tuesdays & Thursdays 1-5pm. Mouna Salih - Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist
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Fridays pm - Karin Walters - Therapeutic Massage, Pregnancy Massage, Zero Balancing, Birth Trauma Recovery incl Scar Tissue, Active Birth Preparation
Hunger Hill Cabin is self catering accommodation available all year round. The Cabin is light and spacious. It has a kitchen equipped for basic cooking, with fridge, microwave and hob.There is a comfy kingsize bed and sofa and is un suite and has central heating. There is decking with table and chairs so you can enjoy breakfast in the morning sun. It’s a peaceful location in fantastic walking country. A perfect place for a relaxing break!
To check cost and availability please e mail
Pebblebed Pottery
We gratefully acknowledge the support of the Arts Council England. The grant has enabled us to renovate and equip the pottery. It has also given us the opportunity to offer funded pottery sessions through organisations and established community groups to those in the community.
If you think that his might be a helpful edition to the program you offer, then please do get in touch.
For further information e mail Chris Taylor at
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Whats on...
New Saturday throwing course with Matt Calder - starts 4th May 2024
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Throwing Course with Sabine Nemet
Thursday 8th August – Sunday 11th August 2024
Timings: 9.30am to 5pm
I offer a 4 day, practice based throwing course aimed at beginners and intermediates who would like to expand their throwing skills.
This is an opportunity to learn new skills and brushup on essential techniques.
The forms that you are going to make are all based on the range of pots that I produce and have long experience in making.
As the participant number is only 4 I will be able to give each person a good amount of one to one attention.
About Sabine
Sabine's pots are mainly thrown on the potters wheel, sometimes altered, cut and put together again.
Using clay bodies mixed by herself, she makes small series of mugs, jugs, lidded jars, bowls and much more. She fires her pots in a kiln for two days and one night entirely with wood to 1300 degree
At a high temperature she sprays bicarbonate of soda in the kiln to give each piece, along with the fly ash in the kiln, a unique character.
Sabine completed an a three year apprenticeship as a potter in East Germany. She was then for the first time introduced to wood firing.
Since then, the excitement of staying up all night feeding an ever hungry kiln with wood, the direct impact of when and how much wood to put in the firebox, has never left her.
In 2000 she decided to travel to England to gain more experience in ceramics. She has met her partner Nic Collins, who is also a potter, here and in 2001 she moved to Devon permanently.
She likes her pots to be inviting to touch and handle on a daily basis in the kitchen and around the house.
Schedule
Day 1: Throwing mugs and throwing and altering oval bow
Day 2: Handling mugs and finishing oval bowls
Day 3: Throwing lidded jars and throwing tall vases
Day 4: Finishing lidded jars and finishing tall vases
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For further information please e mail Sabine here
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