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Kin by Nettie creates inclusive, sensory-led experiences that invite people to connect with self, community and heritage through movement, story and shared experience.
Kin by Nettie creates inclusive, sensory-led experiences that invite people to connect with self, community and heritage through movement, story and shared experience.
Kindred
Embodied, sensory heritage experiences for all. Through installations such as our beautiful Salt-Apothecary, Landscape Archaeology, Sensory Stories and more....
Little Kin
Babies and families connecting with museums, heritage and cultural spaces through movement, play and care.
Thrive Kin
Movement-based spaces that support people to reconnect with their bodies, rebuild capacity, and feel more at home in themselves.
Rooted in the belief that connection — to body community, land and memory — matters.
Rooted in the belief that connection — to body community, land and memory — matters.
Have you sent or received one of our postcards?
Have you sent or received one of our postcards?
The register for our Free Community Prize Draw Click the green button above.
The winner shall win Mystery Kin Parcel
Sometimes the smallest things can make the biggest difference.
Our Mystery Kin Parcels are carefully assembled collections of beautiful and tactile surprises inspired by health, heritage and belonging.
Open slowly. Explore with curiosity. Share if you choose. Tag us in your photos!
If you didn't get a postcard - blow it! You're here now - go on eneter!
Draw at the end of September.
Did you miss FoA26?
Did you miss FoA26?
Kindred ran 3 events at the 2026 Festival of Archaeology.
Kindred at Wild Spirit Woods in Congleton.
Stories from the Gibbet in Helsby
Salt of the Earth in Widnes.
Such fantastic events.
Such fantastic people.
Such fantastic archaeology.
More to come but here are a few photos and videos, enjoy...
Stunning Wild Spirirt Wood
Tea and Tepi
Clootie Tree
Bellls and Bears
Story Telling at the Railway Inn.
Commisioned Story
Guided walk with Viewshed Analysis
Helsby Hill Trigg Point
Inside the installation
Nyla's Scent
Busy Salt-Apothecary
Sensory Story Time
Please click below and join us through the marvel of recording....
buy the book - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Stories-Gibbet-Nicola-Russell-Johnson/dp/1917901267?utm_source=chatgpt.com
🌿 Signing off for a family adventure...
🌿 Signing off for a family adventure...
We're heading north for a little while.
First stop, Lancaster – the site of the execution of the Pendle Witches.
Then on to Edinburgh, one of my favourite heritage cities and home to one of my favourite museums, the National Museum of Scotland. I think it holds a special place because I first visited on a Manchester University field trip as an undergraduate.
After that, the Cairngorms...
And then...
ORKNEY!!!
I can hardly believe we're finally going to Skara Brae, the prehistoric village that's been on my archaeology wish list for years.
On the way home we'll wander through Northumberland – Holy Island, the Farne Islands, perhaps a detour to Vindolanda, and hopefully a visit to my favourite Antony Gormley sculpture.
A week of landscapes, stories, archaeology and making memories with my boys and some time with Shakira and Jim too.
See you in September.
Nettie x 🌿
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