Join us in circle — locally or online. From the great Sabbats of the Wheel of the Year to monthly Esbats and community gatherings, there is always a place for you at our fire.
Celebrate the second harvest and the balance of light and dark at the Autumn Equinox. We gather to give thanks, honor the dying sun, and prepare for the descent into the dark half of the year. Potluck feast to follow.
Gather under the full Hunter's Moon for meditation, spellwork, and community. We work with the moon's energy for healing, manifestation, and deepening our connection to the Goddess. Open to all members.
A welcoming monthly gathering for those new to the Pagan and Wiccan path. Ask questions, share experiences, and find your community. No experience required — only an open heart.
Our most sacred gathering of the year. At Samhain the veil between worlds is at its thinnest. We honor our beloved dead, commune with ancestors, and celebrate the Witches' New Year with ritual, divination, and remembrance.
A guided dark moon meditation for release, shadow work, and inner reflection. The dark moon is a powerful time for letting go of what no longer serves us and setting intentions for the new lunar cycle.
The Beaver Moon marks the time when beavers prepare their lodges for winter. We gather to honor the full moon, work protective magic, and prepare ourselves — body, mind, and spirit — for the dark season ahead.
Celebrate the rebirth of the sun at the longest night of the year. Our Yule ritual honors the return of the light with candles, song, and the lighting of the Yule log. A joyful celebration of hope and renewal.
A casual, creative gathering where members share crafts, make ritual tools, and enjoy community. Bring your current project — altar cloths, candles, jewelry, or anything sacred — and craft together in good company.
The Wheel of the Year marks the eternal cycle of the seasons through eight festivals. We celebrate each turning of the wheel with ritual, community, and reverence for the natural world.
The Witches' New Year. The veil is thinnest; we honor the dead.
Winter Solstice. The rebirth of the sun at the longest night.
First stirrings of spring. We honor Brigid and the returning light.
Spring Equinox. Balance, renewal, and the greening of the earth.
The great fire festival. Fertility, passion, and the height of spring.
Summer Solstice. The sun at its peak; the longest day of the year.
First harvest. We give thanks for abundance and the gifts of the earth.
Autumn Equinox. Second harvest; balance of light and dark.
Members receive advance notice of all events, exclusive access to members-only rituals, and a warm welcome at every circle.