Summer Solstice at Crawick Multiverse

Saturday 21st June 2025 is Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year, and the 10th Anniversary of Crawick Multiverse.

To celebrate, Crawick Multiverse has an exciting day of celebrations planned and you are invited to join them from 4am to 6pm. Yes, 4am!

A Solstice Day Pass provides all-day access from 4am to 6pm, although you are welcome to drop in and out throughout the day as you please.

The gates will open at 4am and you can watch the sunrise and enjoy early morning entertainment from Zoe Bestel and Wendy Stewart, before taking a stroll through the 55-acre art land on its 10th Anniversary. After breakfast there will be an opportunity to relax and participate in wellbeing sessions including Yoga, Tai Chi and Qigong.

At 10.30am, you can gather around the Sun Amphitheatre for a 1- hour Falconry display from Elite Falconry. This will be followed by a short break and an opportunity to meet, fly and get your photograph taken with the birds before they leave at 1pm.

The afternoon can be enjoyed exploring the site, discovering more about the landforms and taking in the views from Belvedere, the highest point on site.

All activities are included in the price of the a Solstice Day Pass (except food and drinks).

Please see the Crawick Multiverse website for more info, advice, tickets and the latest updates about this event.

Dogs are welcome, but must be kept on a lead.

Crawick Multiverse is a 55-acre art land, designed by the late Charles Jencks, in a former open cast coal mine near Sanquhar in Dumfries and Galloway. It first opened to the public in June 2015 and is now a popular visitor attraction and outdoor venue.