Paganism
Editorial: A Time to Listen
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TWH’s editor-in-chief, Manny Tejeda-Moreno, discusses the current wave of protests against police brutality in the United States, including his own family experiences with police and racism.
Beltane
Column: The Impending Loss of a Twin Cities Beltane Tradition
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Guest writer Stephanie Fox reports on the potential demise of the Heart of the Beast May Day Parade, a staple of the Twin Cities Pagan community since 1975.
News
Minneapolis teen goes missing; community search underway (Updated)
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UPDATE (Aug. 19, 2017 12:48 ET): Andres Guerrero has been found. He is now in a local hospital’s ICU. Tanya Johnson is with him. No other information is being released.
News
Pagan community mourns loss of Jaime Johnson (1979-2017)
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – One week ago, police performed a welfare check at the Towne Square condominiums in Windsor Oaks. Inside they found two people dead. One of the persons was Jaime Johnson, who had recently moved to Virginia, but was planning to move back to Minnesota. Police say she was killed by her ex-boyfriend, who then killed himself.
News
Pagans join Global Water Dance efforts
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn – Last Saturday the Global Water Dance was held in more than 90 locations around the world. In Minneapolis, local Witch Rae Eden Frank joined other artists and environmentalists to raise awareness about global and local water issues.
To draw attention to what the Global Water Dance says is a water crisis, performers come together every other year to perform a four part performance. The first two parts are choreographed to showcase the importance of water as seen by the local community. The third section has performers from around he world performing the same movements while the fourth part has the audience joining the performers in simple movements. In Minneapolis, the event was held at the Stone Arch Bridge and included the audience participating in holding a long stretch of blue fabric spanning the bridge to represent the Mississippi River.