Category Archives: Pagan Festivals

Splat

Posted on August 2, 2011 by Administrator

While walking down State Street in Boston this morning I went splat. One minute I was walking along at a good pace and the next I was on the ground with an ankle at an odd angle. Thankfully a young … Continue reading →

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Uncurling

Posted on January 12, 2011 by Administrator

The darkest part of the year is over. Imbolc comes at a steady pace. Soon my favorite time of the year will be here. That time when the snow melts, light lengthens, days warm, and slowly, every so slowly, Mother … Continue reading →

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A Sacred Place

Posted on May 25, 2009 by Administrator

I have lamented on the lack of Pagan owned land in New England. Well, I found some and not to far from home! Last year on my way to D Acres for an herbalist class, I was on Rt. 118 … Continue reading →

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Harvest Home Gathering

Posted on June 3, 2008 by Administrator

This looks like fun! We gather together to celebrate and give thanks for the harvest that will sustain us through the dark months ahead. Join us for a gathering celebrating community, family, home and the harvest. Harvest Home Gathering is … Continue reading →

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Samhain at Four Quarters

Posted on November 5, 2007 by Administrator

Wolf and I returned from Four Quarters last night. It was a long drive, about 10 hours, but beautiful. Wolf had never been to Pennsylvania before nor had he been to western Maryland. He, like myself, was blow away by … Continue reading →

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Celebrating Samhain

Posted on November 1, 2007 by Administrator

My spouse and I are heading to Pennsylvania to celebrate Samhain at Four Quarters. We’re a little nervous to driving so far away to celebrate with strangers, but we’re game for new things, new people, new adventures.

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