This summer marks a very special moment for all of us who have been involved in the crop circle phenomenon. It is the 25th anniversary of two remarkable crop circles: the Galaxy and the Face & the Message. Both events made headlines and captured the imagination of researchers, photographers, croppies, and curious visitors from around the world. For many, they remain among the most iconic and inspiring crop circles ever discovered.

To mark this occasion we organise The Circles Festival, a gathering of researchers, enthusiasts, friends, and newcomers who share a fascination with the phenomenon and the questions it raises.

There will be talks, films, a festival fair, workshops, tours, night watching under the stars, and time to meet both old friends and new ones. Most of all, it will be an opportunity to celebrate the extraordinary phenomenon that has brought so many of us together over the years.

More details about the programme and dates will follow. For now, please mark the occasion in your diary.

Permanent Home Centre & Exhibition!

15 July 2019 – In its new, permanent Honeystreet home – in the heart of the historical Pewsey Vale – the Crop Circle Centre & Exhibition has established itself as the place to go for all the latest information on (new) crop circles and feedback from the farming community.

Now, bigger and better than ever, spanning two floors of a former warehouse in Honeystreet – next to the India Shop – is a treasure chest of up-to-date exhibits: with impressive photos and footage; a tranquil reading area; a hands on multi media centre (with cinema) and a kids corner too. There is something for everyone.

Bring the whole family and learn more about the mystery and research of the phenomenon. Just what is a crop circle? Are they the work of fairies, the symbol of sky born sound trumpets, UFO landing sites, the results of strange goings on with cyclonic whirlwinds, magnetic fields or a mysterious forces at work? 

Here, at the centre and exhibition, you can learn about the effects (sometimes healing) on people, animals and electronic equipment. You can wonder at the curious geometrical designs, or the ghostly imprints in the fields, hear the unexplained sound phenomena, see footage of unexplained lights and read the eyewitness accounts . 

Find out how to identify authentic crop circles and take away practical information on where to locate new circles and how to keep the local farmers on side .

We also have an on-site restaurant with terrace next to the canal, The Honeystreet Mill Café, with delicious refreshments, homemade food and cakes, sandwiches and salads.

For more information visit cropcircleaccess.com

 
 
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