Chris Park lives in a luxurious hedge with his wayward family on an organic farm in The Vale of The White Horse, U.K. Surrounded by beehives, cow pats and sweet land. He maintains a good life through varying projects including experimental archaeology, nature awareness, bronze & iron age construction, traditional craft, performance, pilgrimage, folk music, writing, wisdom keeping and storytelling. Namely working with schools, wildlife trusts, local authorities, mental health projects, communities, families and more.

He has been an active member of the Order of Bards, Ovates & Druids for nearly 23 years, celebrating an evolving tradition, rooted in the ancient past, relevant to the present, and looking towards the future. Being a prolific beekeeper, he is often seen extolling the virtues of mead, other traditional honey drinks and bee medicines.

Around the fire he is a purveyor of ageless words. You might call him a mellifluous fabulist, an erudite druid or a cunning linguist, and with different hats on he is a professional musician and a ceremonial piper. As a druid priest, he has worked as a celebrant and teacher and has welcomed visiting groups, elders, teachers and wisdom keepers from around the world who have felt the calling to travel as ambassadors for their cultures. Enjoying the comparative mythologies, rich diversity and the life affirming quintessence of being that shines through and bonds all spiritual traditions.

Through the recent pandemic and lock-downs he has been working with friends on ‘Living Beeing’, a bee-themed podcast interviewing artists, musicians, bee-scientists, beekeepers and apitherapists.