Join the Pagan Families for an afternoon of apple picking and fun at Tougas Farm in Northborough, MA on Sunday 17 September at 1 pm.
This is not a ritual and craft day. This is a time to hang out and pick fruit and go on a tractor ride together. We end our afternoon by watching the kids on the playground and chatting.
We don’t use any signage to indicate who we are, as this is a busy public place. So if this is your first time joining the Pagan Families for an event, please message us here.
The Tween and Teen Esbat group will meet for our public ritual on Saturday 9th of September at 6pm. $5 suggested donation
A small pot luck will follow ritual. Because we meet at a traditional dinner time, making sure you and your kids have a little snack before you arrive is a good idea. Please no soda, nuts, peanuts, or candy. Bring a cold dish or something in a crock pot.
This public event is open to families with children aged 10 to 18 who are interested in taking part in rituals. Many of the tweens who participate take turns as the high priest or priestess of the evening, working with one of the adults running the group.
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—> Rules for the 2017 Lammas Bake-Off:
The item must be presented in the form of bread or muffins. They cannot contain yeast or chocolate.
2. All entries must be made from scratch.
3. Entrants must bring enough to have about 40 samples
(not full servings, just a taste – think sample tables).
4. All entries must be accompanied by a full list of ingredients.
5. The winner will be announced during the Closing Circle.
Let the baking begin! Judges for the contest will be those attending the Faire; it will cost $1 to sample and vote. If you are interested in baking, or have questions, please email us: SEF@ElderFaiths.org.
The Tween and Teen Esbat group will meet for our public ritual on Saturday 10 June at 6pm. $5 suggested donation
A small pot luck will follow ritual. Because we meet at a traditional dinner time, making sure you and your kids have a little snack before you arrive is a good idea. Please no soda, nuts, peanuts, or candy. Bring a cold dish or something in a crock pot.
This public event is open to families with children aged 10 to 18 who are interested in taking part in rituals. Many of the tweens who participate take turns as the high priest or priestess of the evening, working with one of the adults running the group.
The Tween and Teen Esbat group will meet for our public ritual on Saturday 13 May at 6pm. $5 suggested donation
A small pot luck will follow ritual. Because we meet at a traditional dinner time, making sure you and your kids have a little snack before you arrive is a good idea. Please no soda, nuts, peanuts, or candy. Bring a cold dish or something in a crock pot.
This public event is open to families with children aged 10 to 18 who are interested in taking part in rituals. Many of the tweens who participate take turns as the high priest or priestess of the evening, working with one of the adults running the group.
Fee: Suggested Donation: SEF Members $5 / Nonmembers $10
Join us as we celebrate the frivolity of Spring and the coming of Summer.
The age old dance between Pan, Herne, Cernunnos, the Green Man. He is the God of the Forest. Beltain is the day he will chase and capture the maiden.
She is the Queen of the May, Aphrodite, Venus, Cerridwen. She is the Goddess of fields and flowers, she is Mother Earth herself.
As seeds spring forth
and grass grows green
and winds blow gently
and the rivers flow
and the sun shines down
upon our land,
we will offer thanks to the great earth mother
and her gifts of life each spring.
Doors open at 1pm. There will be a craft for the kids (of any age). Ritual begins at 2pm immediately followed by the maypole dance and potluck feast.
Be sure to tell your friends and all bring a dish to share.
The Tween and Teen Esbat group will meet for our public ritual on Saturday 8 April at 6pm. $5 suggested donation
A small pot luck will follow ritual. Because we meet at a traditional dinner time, making sure you and your kids have a little snack before you arrive is a good idea. Please no soda, nuts, peanuts, or candy. Bring a cold dish or something in a crock pot.
This public event is open to families with children aged 10 to 18 who are interested in taking part in rituals. Many of the tweens who participate take turns as the high priest or priestess of the evening, working with one of the adults running the group.
Sunday March 19, 1 – 3 PM: Family Imbolc Celebration
At: Brigham Hill Community Farm, 37 Wheeler Road, North Grafton 01536
Fee: $5 per craft item. Adults are welcome to make crafts too.
The PFC honors the Sabbats with mythology, stories, games, snacks, a craft and a child friendly ritual. While we endeavor to come up with crafts for little hands and all abilities, all parents are expected to work along with their child during the craft.
Parents must stay with their kids. If your child has specific food allergies, please bring your own snack. All are welcome – not only those with kids!
The Tween and Teen Esbat group will meet for our public ritual on Saturday 11 March at 6pm. $5 suggested donation
A small pot luck will follow ritual. Because we meet at a traditional dinner time, making sure you and your kids have a little snack before you arrive is a good idea. Please no soda, nuts, peanuts, or candy. Bring a cold dish or something in a crock pot.
This public event is open to families with children aged 10 to 18 who are interested in taking part in rituals. Many of the tweens who participate take turns as the high priest or priestess of the evening, working with one of the adults running the group.
Sunday February 5, 1 – 3 PM: Family Imbolc Celebration
At: Brigham Hill Community Farm, 37 Wheeler Road, North Grafton 01536
Fee: $5 per craft item. Adults are welcome to make crafts too.
The PFC honors the Sabbats with mythology, stories, games, snacks, a craft and a child friendly ritual. While we endeavor to come up with crafts for little hands and all abilities, all parents are expected to work along with their child during the craft.
Parents must stay with their kids. If your child has specific food allergies, please bring your own snack. All are welcome – not only those with kids!
