Jullieberries Grave 2025 – A Year of Celebration
Explore the history, myths, and magic of Julliberrie’s Grave, a 5,000-year-old long barrow in the Stour Valley, through a series of special events in 2025.
- 9 - 23 Feb 2025
- 6.30pm
- Chilham
Julliberrie’s Grave is a 5,000-year-old long barrow overlooking the Stour Valley, a place of history, myth, and mystery. Believed to be one of Britain’s earliest archaeological sites, it has long inspired curiosity, storytelling, and research. In 2025, a series of events will explore its significance, beginning with three February gatherings at The White Horse in Chilham.
Each evening will offer a different perspective on Julliberrie’s Grave—its history, folklore, and creative connections.
- Sunday 9 February, 6.30pm – “I have heard many have sought it but none have found it…”
An introduction to Julliberrie’s Grave: key facts, history, and the mysteries that surround it. - Sunday 16 February, 6.30pm – JBG Curiosities, Amazements, and Conjurements
Stories, folklore, and strange discoveries linked to this remarkable site. - Sunday 23 February, 6.30pm – JBG Creative Connections: Music, Art, Film, Poetry, and Literature
Exploring the ways Julliberrie’s Grave has inspired creativity through the centuries.
These events set the stage for a year of discovery, following the rhythms of the seasons and the traditions that have shaped this landscape for millennia.
For updates and future event details, sign up at wyddershins2@gmail.com or leave your contact details in the JBG Tin Box at The White Horse, Chilham.