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Annual Crop Circle Conference: For almost 20 years we have hosted one major crop circle event each year the Temporary Temples Crop Circle Conference. Our conference is now held each year, online, during the month of October. Details will appear below as we begin to plan our event. If you have missed any of our online conferences you can still purchase video recordings of the all lectures for as little as £10 – £12.50 each. See below.

Online Courses & Workshops: In addition to our conference we now also offer a series of online lectures and workshops to enable people to stay connected from the comfort of their own home. Our Crop Circle Explorers courses are co-hosted and presented by Karen Alexander and Geoff Fitzpatrick and are a series of 4-part courses that take a deep dive into a single crop circle. With a focus upon the experiential, we will be combining drawing, geometry, art and the psyche to create a unique view of each formation we explore. New for 2024, we have also added a series of pre-recorded Crop Circle Explorers Mini-courses, which concentrate on the drawing of crop circle geometry with video and other materials. If you’d like to try you hand at drawing some of the crop circles with compass and straight-edge – these courses might be just the ticket!

Karen Alexander also has an ongoing series of lectures about Engaging the Crop Circle Phenomenon, look out for recordings of the lectures so far and new additional lectures continuing this subject during 2024. 

Finally, coming soon in 2024 is a brand new crop circle course looking at Crop Circles and Consciousness with Karen Alexander and Prof.Jonathan-Paul DeVierville. Look out for details below very soon! 

We look forward to you joining us!


Next Course: Begins December 8th 2024

Crop Circle Explorers is a 4-part workshop in which we dive-deeply in to just one crop circle. With a focus upon the experiential, we will be combining drawing, geometry, art and the psyche to create a unique view of each formation we explore.

Video Recordings Available

Our annual Conference is an event where the crop circles are not only enjoyed and celebrated, but where people can come and join in the conversation and share their experiences. Our 2024 event took place online, with lectures & workshops taking place each weekend throughout October and into November – we are the only crop circle event of this kind anywhere!

Next course: Jan 2025

This brand new event was born from our Engaging the Crop Circle Phenomenon series of lectures. This 4-part seminar will be a collaborative event in which we dive deeply into the communicative aspects of the crop circle phenomenon. We aim to better recognise the ways in which we might engage the phenomenon and the ways in which it might be already engaging us.

Video Recording Available

The latest in our series of online lectures that dives deeply into many different facets of the crop circle phenomenon. For newcomers & veterans alike.

Pre-recorded mini courses

Crop Circle Explorers mini courses are pre-recorded sessions which focus on the drawing of the crop circles. Each course contains approx 3-hours of video and additional materials, designed to enable you to draw the crop circle featured in each course.

Video Recordings Now Available

Video recordings available. Our annual Conference is an event where the crop circles are not only enjoyed and celebrated, but where people can come and join in the conversation and share their experiences. Our 2023 event took place online, with lectures & workshops taking place each weekend throughout October – we are the only crop circle event of this kind anywhere!

Video Recording Available

The latest in our series of online lectures dive deeply into many different facets of the crop circle phenomenon. For newcomers & veterans alike.

Video & Additional Materials Available

Our series of online lectures dive deeply into many different facets of the crop circle phenomenon. For newcomers & veterans alike.

Video Recordings Now Available

Our annual Conference is an event where the crop circles are not only enjoyed and celebrated, but where people can come and join in the conversation and share their experiences. Access exciting, fascinating and insightful comment from a multidisciplinary body of researchers and speakers.