Azure West

Mistress of Glitz, Glam, and Mayhem, Azure West is a Washington state native turned Texas transplant since 2002. Azure suffers from “helium hand” which has landed her in coordinator positions for Houston Pagan Pride and Council of Magical Arts as Entertainment Coordinator, serving as Special Events Coordinator for her OTO Temple, Bubastis Oasis, as well as various community event leadership rolls. After many years of coordination positions, Azure has now turned to keeping it simple by traveling days at a time throughout the year with ‘Tuatha Dea’ as their “Tuatha Girl Friday” and has done so since 2014.With only having the band shenanigans to tend to, she has decided to branch out and write about the festivals, gatherings and other events that draws community interaction. Given the title of “People Magician” by her tribe of friends, Azure thrives on helping build community. When she is not gallivanting the countryside she conforms to her mundane job as a mortgage closer, working on her goal of being Gothic Martha Stewart, and whatever else she can pile on her overflowing plate of deliciousness called life.

Paganism

Pagan musicians share glimpses of their daily lives in Project Unity

By Azure West | May 27, 2020

Created by International Pagan Radio’s William Bringley and Chuck Chapman, Project Unity shares messages from Pagan musicians from around the globe.

Paganism

Eleusyve Productions completes cycle of Crowley’s Rites of Eleusis

By Azure West | May 3, 2020

TWH speaks with Jon Sewell, who has just finished his two-decade project to create new productions of Aleister Crowley’s Rites of Eleusis.

Paganism

“Prayer for the Dead” sundown rituals surge in community

By Azure West | April 22, 2020

As the number of those dying from COVID-19 climb into the tens of thousands, Pagans and Witches are performing daily rituals at sundown to honor the dead and help their souls find their way.

Paganism

Council of Magickal Art postpones its 40th Anniversary Beltane festival

By Azure West | April 2, 2020

The Council of Magickal Arts announces postponement of its 40th-anniversary celebration until October 2020.

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Pagan artists getting creative to stay afloat financially

By Azure West | March 19, 2020

TWH’s Azure West talked with a number of artists about how they are changing their business models to adapt to the changing market due to travel restrictions and quarantines.