(UPDATED 5-21-25)

Do you want to volunteer to teach a class or lead a ritual? (Leading a class or ritual counts as part of your community service to the festival, and does not grant you free admission - sorry!). Please see Class or Ritual Volunteer Form to volunteer.

ALL EVENTS ARE ONE HOUR LONG UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE

THURSDAY

(Thur, 12:00 pm) - SITE OPENS

(Thurs, 7:00 pm) - Trading Blanket - MCd by Dannie
On the trading blanket, a person puts down what they wish to trade. Others in the circle place what they are willing to trade for that item, which can include more than one item. The trader the has three choices: she can signal acceptance of a trade by handing her item to the person whose trade she wishes to accept and picking up the traded item; she can instead "sweeten the pot" to ask that more or different items be offered; or if she sees nothing she likes she can say "no trade" and pick up her item. Sometimes items get traded multiple times. Things that can be traded: books, jewelry, lotions, candles, clothes, oils, drinking horns, glass bottles, ritual items, Native American items. Service can also be traded - stepping on the cloth means you will give two hours work, including services such as camp clean-up, readings, massage, and help packing and loading. 2 hours.

(Thurs, 9:00 pm) - "Moonraker" Ice Breaker Social (all ages)
We will have mocktails (non-alcoholic), cocktails, snacks, and charcuterie, and please feel free to bring snacks and drinks to contribute (non-alcoholic or alcoholic, just please clearly label). Anything 1979 and/or James Bond-themed is appropriate, and of course, tiaras are ALWAYS in style. Location will be the big table across from the stage (if rain, under the Pavilion).

(Thur, 10:00 pm) - Drum Circle

FRIDAY

(Fri, 9:00 am) - Waking Up with the Elements - by Kryss
Awaken through breath, movement, and voice in communion with Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Spirit. A ritual of strength, flow, and grounding to begin your day aligned and alive. Bring a sturdy chair, yoga mat or blanket and water. 30 minutes, location TBD.

(Fri, 10:00 am)

(Fri, 11:00 am)

(Fri, 12:00 pm)

(Fri, 1:00 pm) - Trading Blanket - MCd by Dannie
On the trading blanket, a person puts down what they wish to trade. Others in the circle place what they are willing to trade for that item, which can include more than one item. The trader the has three choices: she can signal acceptance of a trade by handing her item to the person whose trade she wishes to accept and picking up the traded item; she can instead "sweeten the pot" to ask that more or different items be offered; or if she sees nothing she likes she can say "no trade" and pick up her item. Sometimes items get traded multiple times. Things that can be traded: books, jewelry, lotions, candles, clothes, oils, drinking horns, glass bottles, ritual items, Native American items. Service can also be traded - stepping on the cloth means you will give two hours work, including services such as camp clean-up, readings, massage, and help packing and loading. 1 hour.

(Fri, 2:00 pm) - Poi 101 - by Meredith
Come on and join in on the fun of a traditional Polynesian dance class concentrating on the diversity and practice of Poi basics. During this class we will explore single handed poi techniques that play with natural bodily rhythms and intuitive movements. This class is great for persons of all ages and is fun for all! Limited to 10 people.

(Fri, 3:00 pm) - Faerie Faith Forum - by Faerie Faith Community
Curious about the Faerie Faith? Come pull up a toadstool at the Faerie Faith Forum, where High Priestesses, High Priests, and seasoned students will spill the herbal tea! We'll dive into the colorful history of the Faerie Faith, how its training weaves through cycles and seasons, and why the Lunar Tree Calendar isn't just pretty - it's powerful. Expect stories, laughter, book suggestions, and maybe even a mystery or two. Whether you're a seeker, a skeptic, or somewhere in between, come join the circle - there's always room for one more under the sacred trees!

(Fri, 4:00 pm) - Show and Tell - by skippy
Come "show" yourself and "tell" us about your path, experiences, and any other bits of personal information you might want to share with the community. This will be an informal discussion, with attendees surrounding the moderator in a circle. So, come, meet, and learn about your fellow pagans. Who knows, you might even make a friend or two if you're not careful! 2 hours.

(Fri, 6:00 pm) - A Hilarious Stand-up Comedy Performance - by Neko Goblin Princess
Queer trans completely hilarious comedy from one of the hottest & coldest women in the biz! Bring chairs! At the back of the Stage. 30 minutes.

(Fri, 7:00 pm) - LIVE MUSIC - Sophie Wise

(Fri, 7:30 pm) - Opening Ritual: Willow Lunar Ritual - by Faerie Faith Community
You're invited to join us for an open Faerie Faith lunar ritual honoring the Willow Moon. Soft, deep, and full of feeling, Willow invites us to choose our future path, whether to seek new horizons or rest instead for future growth. Come as you are - whether or not you attend the Faerie Faith Forum, the Moon's embrace is open to all.

(Fri, 8:30 pm) - Drum Circle

SATURDAY

(Sat, 9:00 am) - Waking Up with the Elements - by Kryss
Awaken through breath, movement, and voice in communion with Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Spirit. A ritual of strength, flow, and grounding to begin your day aligned and alive. Bring a sturdy chair, yoga mat or blanket and water. 30 minutes, location TBD.

(Sat, 9:30 am) - Wildflower and Native Plant Walk - by Jan Newton
A walk around the glades (rock outcrops) and woods to enjoy and learn about the flora (plants) of Roxanna, especially ones that are blooming and/or carnivorous (insectivores), as well as some ferns. Helpful items to bring: shoes (the rocks can get hot to bare feet!), water, sunscreen, insect repellent, camera and hat. Meet at the main fire circle near the vendors. The first part of the walk will be relatively flat for folks that can't manage steeper terrains. Limited to 10. 1.5 hours.

(Sat, 11:00 am) - Elements Chakra Meditation - by Alda
We will do an elemental cleansing meditation using the Chakras. Please bring a chair or something comfortable to sit or lay on.

(Sat, 12:00 pm) - Nature Bracelet - Nature Walk for Kids - Led by Jan
A short and fun nature walk for ages 9 and under to collect lightweight nature items such as flowers, leaves, moss, etc. to decorate a bracelet or anklet. Duct tape will be provided ot make the bracelets. (Parents and folks older than 9 are welcome to make a bracelet as well!) Meet at the picnic tables by the Cottage. Limited to 10. 30 minutes.

(Sat, 12:30 pm) -We Protect Us - by Jaimie
This class empowers individuals to become active bystanders by learning simple, effective actions anyone can take to interrupt harm and support others. We'll cover the 5 D's of intervention, ways to stay calm in chaos, and how to keep hope alive through small daily joys and acts of care. In turbulent times, protecting each other means choosing compassion, courage, and community. We'll close with a short introduction to magical wards and by crafting a chicken foot charm. Donations are appreciated for craft supplies but not required or needed. Limited to 30 people. 1.5 hours.

(Sat, 2:00 pm) - Poi 201 - by Meredith
Attend Poi 101 and want to learn more? Join in on Poi 201 where we will learn and practice more dynamic and difficult poi tricks. This class will expand on lessons from Poi 101 while incorporating two handed poi techniques and flow patterns. It is suggested those attending Poi 201, also have attended Poi 101 the previous day. Can't wait to flow with you all! Limited to 5 people.

(Sat, 3:00 pm) - Sacred Rhythms & Roots: A Beginner's Drum & Dance Circle - by Kryss & Cliff
Step into a sacred, judgment-free space where spirit moves through rhythm and motion. This beginner-friendly class is designed for those who feel anxious about drumming or believe they "can't dance." Through grounding beats and intuitive movement, we'll gently release fear, reconnect with our bodies, and awaken ancient joy. No experience needed just an open heart and a willingness to explore. Let the drum be your heartbeat, and the dance your spell. Bring: water, a place to sit and a drum or other percussive instrument if you have one (Pssst your body is a percussive instrument). Wear: comfy clothes that inspire movement + something that makes you feel magical. Leave with: an open heart, a buzzing body, and a dancing soul.

(Sat, 4:00 pm) - Bubbles, Bubbles, Everywhere - A Discourse on Shielding - by Lux Lightly
This class will be a general discourse on various types of shielding, including my own personal take on different types, methods, and purposes of shielding. Everyone is encouraged to show and tell their own as well.

(Sat, 5:00 pm) - Cook & get ready for potluck

(Sat, 6:00 pm) POTLUCK
If your last name starts with: A-D, bring desserts; E-M, bring meat dishes; N-T, bring veggie dishes; or U-Z, bring appetizers, salads, cheeses, or breads. BRING SERVING UTENSILS!

(Sat, 6:30 pm) CANCELLED - LIVE MUSIC - The Secret Sounds

(Sat. 7:00 pm) - Memorial to Momma Paige & Kera
Meet at the main fire circle to raise a glass to two dear friends who left us recently.

(Sat, 7:30 pm) - MAIN RITUAL - Seasonal Celebration Blot - by Rob G
A Heathen blot consists of three main sections: Toasting to the gods, toasting to our ancestors, and boasting on what you've done or want to do. We ask the gods for favor & and acknowledge their power, and share mead with personal requests of the gods. Following the close of the ritual, participants are released to the drum circle to express themselves and commune with the gods.

(Sat, 8:30 pm) - Drum Circle

SUNDAY

(Sun, 9:00 am) - Waking Up with the Elements - by Kryss
Awaken through breath, movement, and voice in communion with Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Spirit. A ritual of strength, flow, and grounding to begin your day aligned and alive. Bring a sturdy chair, yoga mat or blanket and water. 30 minutes, location TBD.

(Sun, 10:00 am) - Painting Miniatures - by Deec
I will be bringing an assortment of pre-primed minis of the fantasy and super-hero varieties, plus perhaps a few sci-fi themed ones for participants to choose from. Of course, you can feel free to bring your own as well. I will supply enough paints, brushes, and a good selection of primed miniatures for 12 participants. More people would be welcome to participate if they like and if space and supplies are available. And, if anyone wants to bring other items to paint, that would be welcome. 1.5 hours, at the Pavilion.

(Sun, 11:30 am) - Basics of Elder Futhark - by Rob G
Discussion will include a basic history (region, age, people, uses, etc),and Rune meanings, with some casting options. All topics will be fairly basic.

(Sun, 1:00 pm) - Wildflower and Native Plant Walk - by Jan Newton
A walk around the glades (rock outcrops) and woods to enjoy and learn about the flora (plants) of Roxanna. Being an afternoon walk, we expect to see Fame Flower in bloom! We will also see carnivorous plants (insectivores), as well as some ferns. Helpful items to bring: shoes (the rocks can get hot to bare feet!), water, sunscreen, insect repellent, camera and hat. Meet at the main fire circle near the vendors. The first part of the walk will be relatively flat for folks that can't manage steeper terrains. Limited to 10.

(Sun, 2:00 pm) - A Faery Good Show- It's a Bardic Circle - by Lux Lightly
"A bard's job is to entertain, not to hit the right notes!" Bring a song to sing or play, a dance to dance, a speech, poem, or story to read or recite or any other kind of performance to share! If for some reason you don't feel comfortable sharing anything, just come to observe, no performance is complete without an audience! (Please keep it under 10 minutes so everyone that wants to share has time to share at least once, but also feel free to have more than one performance to share in case we have extra time!). 2 hours.

(Sun, 4:00 pm) - Giveaway
The Giveaway will act as our closing ceremony. Please bring something that is special to you, or has brought something good to you, that you are now ready to pass on to someone else. This gift doesn't have to be something physical; it can be an offer of help or service. Once something is given away, all strings to that gift are broken; the gift is given with no expectations. Each person will take a turn to talk about their item and its meaning, then place it on the blanket/table. Once all items are laid down, if you see something that speaks to you, and no one else wants it, you may take it.

MONDAY

(Mon, 12:00 pm) - Festival ends

(Mon, 3:00 pm) - All people must be off-site by 3:00 pm