Our Vaguely Pagan Rituals

What we celebrate:
We follow the Pagan Wheel of the Year with eight seasonal festivals that mark nature’s rhythms: Imbolc, Ostara, Beltane, Litha, Lughnasadh, Mabon, Samhain, and Yule. Each ritual connects the season’s theme to everyday life with group practices, reflection, and play.

What to bring:
Water bottle, comfy clothes you can move in, a journal/pen, food to share with your fellow patrons, and anything seasonal you’d like for the altar (optional).

What to expect:
Our rituals are guided experiences centered around connection, reflection, and community. Each ritual has its own theme and may include prayer, meditation, storytelling, creative activities, or symbolic practices. We begin with consent and shared intentions, and as always - you are welcome to participate at your own comfort level.

Calling the directions:
We acknowledge East, South, West, North, plus Above, Below, and Within. It’s a short, plain-language invocation so newcomers can follow along easily. Don’t forget, you can’t fuck this up. We do this in a kind of call and response style. If you want. to get a head start, click here to learn our direction calls.

What’s next:
You’re always free to participate or observe. Before anything begins, we set shared agreements: enthusiastic consent, clear boundaries, and respect for personal space, bodies, identities, and pronouns. We review wristbands/visual signals, how to opt in/out, and how to get support from Fae. For more information, review our Code of Conduct in its entirety.