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June 2020
Litha Retreat
Our Lady of the Woods is hosting the Litha Retreat for members and friends of the Chamisa Local Council of the Covenant of the Goddess. Schedule Friday Night, June 12 See suggested activities below. Arrive, hang out Dinner out, Asian or Mexican? Saturday, June 13 11:00 am Potluck Brunch, Rowan’s NOON-3:00 pm CLC Meeting, Rowan’s 3:00 pm-6:00 pm ritual planning by volunteers at Rowan’s 6:00 pm dinner, Pig and Fig back room 8:00 pm Ritual, Rowan’s Sunday, June 14 Activity…
Find out more »Pagan Dinner Out
Anyone interested in paganism, Wicca, or learning about OLW is welcome to join OLW members for an informal dinner on the first (and occasionally the second) Friday of each month. Whether you are a beginner, advanced practitioner, or just curious, you are welcome. We meet at the Pyramid Cafe in Los Alamos at 6 PM. Look for the green dragon on the table!
Find out more »Ardantane Litha Celebration
Ardantane’s Litha will be held on Friday, June 19 at the Ardantane campus. Home Page Ardantane’s Litha will be held on Friday, June 19 at the Ardantane campus. Participants are asked to arrive at 6:30pm and to bring a dish to share after the ritual if they are able. In an effort to reduce Ardantane’s environmental impact, we ask that if you can, please bring your own feast gear: plate, bowl, cup, and flatware. This will reduce a lot of paper…
Find out more »July 2020
Pagan Dinner Out
Anyone interested in paganism, Wicca, or learning about OLW is welcome to join OLW members for an informal dinner on the first (and occasionally the second) Friday of each month. Whether you are a beginner, advanced practitioner, or just curious, you are welcome. We meet at the Pyramid Cafe in Los Alamos at 6 PM. Look for the green dragon on the table!
Find out more »Ardantane Lughnassad Celebration
Lughnassad is named for Lugh, the Irish god of the sun and harvest, and a master of all skills: warrior, bard, healer, you name it. The ancient Tailltean Games were celebrated in honor of his mother, and included games of skill, horse races, poetry contests, and feasting; they were a kind of hybrid of athletic competition and county fairs. So if you have Celtic heritage, OR love baking and baked goods, OR just want to enjoy a fun evening of…
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