Rowan will take you on a highly personal tour of Winter Solstice markers around the world and offer suggestions on celebrating this tipping point in the Wheel of the Year as a family or a solitary practitioner. A traditional Pagan Yule celebration focuses on the return of the light and…
Bridget Brooke, an experienced Priestess trained in British traditional Wicca, shares traditions, ritual ideas and more for her favorite Sabbat, Mabon. Mabon is the second harvest festival, the fruit harvest, and is often called the Witch’s Thanksgiving. Come join her. Registration for this class closes on Thursday, September 9 at…
Join Polaris, priestess of the Ladywoods tradition for a discussion of the many ways the grain harvest is celebrated within and without the Pagan Community. Registration for this class closes on Thursday, July 29.
July 30 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm FREE to supporting members of Ardantane, other must go to https://www.ardantane.org/event/lughnassad-traditions/ to register for a fee of $10, Join Polaris, priestess of the Ladywoods tradition for a discussion of the many ways the grain harvest, called Lughnassad or Lammas, is celebrated within and without…
Gather around the hearthfire’s flickering flames and delve deep into the lore and legends of this ancient holy day. Amber will share stories of the goddess Brigit, and the seasonal customs of Ireland and the British Isles, together with ideas for celebrating Imbolg by yourself or with your family. Members…
The winter solstice, called “Yule” by many of our European ancestors, will be marked on Friday, December 21, at the Ardantane campus south of Jemez Springs. The public is welcome to join in celebration with song, stories, and feasting. The solstice marks the shortest day and longest night of the…
Lughnassad is named for Lugh, the Irish god of the sun and harvest, and a master of all skills: warrior, bard, healer, you name it. The ancient Tailltean Games were celebrated in honor of his mother, and included games of skill, horse races, poetry contests, and feasting; they were a…
