Europe
Pagan Community Notes: Week of December 18, 2022
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: December solstice events, Ardantane features in local publication, the After School Satan Club, and more news.
U.S.
Samhain rituals and those incarcerated
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As the wheel turns to Samhain and the veneration of ancestors, those who are incarcerated and lucky enough to have access to a Pagan ministry program also celebrate the season.
Featured
Pagan Community Notes: Week of September 26, 2022
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, US Congress has more Indigenous representation than before, M. Macha Nightmare receives croning, Pagan Pride announcements, and more news.
News
Clouties and “Cloutie pollution”
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TWH looks at how the practice of using clouties made from non-biodegradable material negatively impacts the environment.
Culture
Photographer captures Witches in America
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BROOKLYN – What if you discovered an ancestor was a judge at the Salem witch trials, and you also found out another ancestor, from the same period of New England history, had been accused of being a witch? No, it’s not some plot twist devised by the creators of Charmed, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina or some other witchy TV series. It’s the true story of photographer Frances F. Denny. That striking discovery sparked her latest photography project, Major Arcana: Witches in America, which is on exhibit through Nov. 24 at ClampArt in New York City.