Harvest Season Brings Pagan Pride
Sunday August 17, 2008
It's never to early too start planning ahead, and with the Mabon season coming up shortly, there are a lot of different Pagan Pride events planned. I've just updated the 2008 Pagan/Wiccan calendar with a ton of new festival listings for the next couple of months, so take a minute to see what's coming up in your area. If you're an event coordinator, pass your information along to me and I'll add your festival to the calendar.
There are a few basic rules of etiquette to keep in mind when attending a public event -- for more on the Do's and Don'ts of public festival attendance, read Pagan & Wiccan Festival Etiquette. If you're not Pagan, but think you might get invited to an event anyway, you should also read Tips for Non-Pagans.
There are a few basic rules of etiquette to keep in mind when attending a public event -- for more on the Do's and Don'ts of public festival attendance, read Pagan & Wiccan Festival Etiquette. If you're not Pagan, but think you might get invited to an event anyway, you should also read Tips for Non-Pagans.
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Hello! My name is Tamisha and I’m the media supervisor for Salt Lake Pagan Pride Day. I just thought I’d send you the info for our event. Here ya go-
n us for a day in the park to celebrate your Pagan Pride at Salt Lake City Pagan Pride Day 2008. This year’s event will be held in Murray Park at Pavilions 1, 2 and 3 on Saturday, September 13th from 10:00am until 4:00pm.There will be an opening ceremony and a ritual in the afternoon that everyone can attend. Workshops will be conducted where you can learn and explore different walks of Pagan life. We’ll have an Interactive Deity Altar where you may honor various deities. There will be offering cups available for $1 each to make an offering to the Sacred Flame that will be located near the Interactive Deity Altar. Throughout the day you can explore booths with information about Pagan groups and activities. You can listen to two live concerts and hear some great Pagan music. You can express your artistic side with the Salt Lake City Pagan Pride Day Art Project. Or, sit in the the shade and let your imagination sweep you away during one of our Mother Goose circles, where you’ll hear fairy tales and stories brought to life. This year, we’ll also have a food booth where you can enjoy lunch and spend the whole day with us.
Date/Time: September 13 2008 10am – 4pm
Location: Murray Park, Pavillions 1,2 and 3. 5109 S Murray Park Ln Murray, UT 84107
Admission: No admission but please bring a canned food donation for our food drive.
Contact info: For more info go to http://www.saltlakeppd.org or e-mail paganpridemedia@gmail.com
If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
Thanks,
Tamisha Dyke
Media Supervisor
620-870-4973
paganpridemedia@gmail.com
Hey can you add us in there too?
We have PPD on October 4th and a Witches Ball on Nov. 7th. Details are on our website.
Great posts!
Yay, Pagan Pride Day! I see you have several listed for September 27th, and I’ve another for you to add should you wish to. Indianapolis, Indiana is having its annual Pagan Pride day on September 27th this year, in Broad Ripple Park. I’ve been the last few years, and have always had a blast. Here’s the website: http://www.indypaganpride.org/news.php if anyone wants more detailed information.