Moonfull launches Songs of the Seeds, a multisensory UK tour and are seeking 52 independent hospitality venue partners.

AN off-grid couple have launched a dining experience that will help people reconnect with the United Kingdom’s landscapes through immersive experiences that engage all five senses.

Songs of the Seeds, created by Moonfull founders Sherel and Dunc, launches on Saturday 18 July 2026 at T’Cure in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, before travelling across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland in collaboration with 52 independent venues.

The concept takes its name from the belief that every seed, plant and landscape has a story to tell, waiting to be heard through food, music and human connection.

It is an evolution of Moonfull, where the couple made wines, preserves and herbal products from foraged ingredients.

“We realised that what we really loved was sharing that knowledge with other people. we hosted our first natural wine tasting as Moonfull. Everything we do is rooted in seasonal living, education, creativity and helping people reconnect with nature.”

Song of the Seeds guests will embark on a foraging walk before dining at the partnered venue. Musician Dunc will bring nature to life using original live music, storytelling, poetry, sketching and folklore to help guests experience a place through sound, sight, smell, touch and taste.

Each event will begin with a gentle guided walk, encouraging guests to connect, photograph or sketch, whilst exploring the surrounding landscape. The small group will dine  together on seasonal inspired by the history and flavours of each location. Original music, poetry and storytelling during the meal will reveal the hidden stories woven into Britain’s landscapes.

Unlike traditional foraging experiences, Songs of the Seeds follows a strict “No Pick, No Eat” philosophy during the walk. Guests learn through observation using bespoke illustrated guides, field lenses and preserved botanical specimens, while all wild ingredients for the meal are responsibly gathered in advance, allowing nature to remain undisturbed.

“It will be more than an experience, more of an expression of a life philosophy, built around nature, creativity and community,” says Sherel.

The launch event will take place at T’Cure, a restaurant with a homely feel and a gothic apothecary-themed restaurant in the heart of Hebden Bridge.

The launch follows the release of Mr Moonfull’s debut album, Wilderchange – Volume One: Wild Gardens, a collection of original songs and spoken word recorded in a rural Scottish yurt. Inspired by Britain’s plants, trees and fungi, the album forms the musical foundation of Songs of the Seeds and reflects the same themes of landscape and nature connection that shape every event.

“We’re inviting people to experience a place differently. Every landscape has its own songs, flavours, wildlife and stories. By slowing down and engaging all five senses, we hope people leave with a deeper connection to the places they visit and the communities that care for them.”

Environmental responsibility sits at the heart of the project. More than £3,000 has already been donated to UK environmental initiatives.

Moonfull has committed to donating 50% of its future profits to support biodiversity, habitat restoration and community conservation.

The founders have previously collaborated with organisations including the RSPB, St Nicks Nature Reserve and clients including Laing O’Rourke, delivering creative experiences that connect people with nature.

Moonfull is now inviting independent restaurants, cafés and unique venues across the UK to become part of the Songs of the Seeds tour.

Every collaboration is co-created with its host venue, ensuring every experience reflects the unique character, history and seasonal produce of the local landscape.

The first Songs of the Seeds experience will run from 10am to 3pm, at T’Cure, Hebden Bridge. The next stop  is at Pan’s Cafe in Dumfries, Scotland in September with further locations to be announced throughout 2026 and 2027.

The five hour experience costs £60pp and includes a three-course meal.

Any restaurants, venues and organisations interested in hosting a future event or commissioning a bespoke experience, please contact: Tel: 07804495089. Email: sherel@moonfull.co.uk.

Book tickets here.

Where?

T’Cure
6 Hollins Place,
Hebden Bridge,
HX7 8EU.

When?

18th July 2026
10am – 3pm
Doors at 9.45am

Schedule: