Paganism
Witchcraft north of the border
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Our UK correspondent Liz Williams reports on the Scottish Witchcraft Survey and the new monument in memory of Scottish witches.
Paganism
Museum of Witchcraft in Cornwall offers artist’s residency
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TWH explores the history of The Museum of Witchcraft in Boscastle, Cornwall and its current offer of residency for artists interested in producing works inspired by its archives.
Paganism
Cornwall May Day celebration marred by tragedy
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The traditional May Day celebration in Padstow, Cornwall were impacted by the tragic death of an attendee.
Pagan Community Notes
Pagan Community Notes: West Coast protests, Druid ritual in Ohio, Emperor Julian, and more.
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UNITED STATES — This past weekend saw yet more rallies and protests in both Portland, Oregon and Berkeley, California, two cities that are targeted by right-wing groups due to their reputation for being the most liberal areas in the country. The Portland rally, held Aug. 4, was sponsored by Patriot Prayer and the Proud Boys, and hosted by Joey Gibson. The Aug 5 rally in Berkeley was dubbed “No to Marxism in America 2 / Exposing Communism” and was organized by Amber Gwen Cummings. Sunday’s rally was relatively small with only minor skirmishes and reportedly 17 arrests for carrying banned weapons. Coru Cathudobua priest Brennos was on site as a medic along with five other members of that group; he said there were only about 20 rally supporters, and that the counter-protesters outnumbered the group.
Pagan Community Notes
Pagan Community Notes: Ma’at Temple, Maetreum of Cybele, Ken Laukant and more
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WICHITA, Kan. — The Ma’at’s Temple of Kansas has officially closed its doors. The temple was a public facility for use by the local Wiccan and Pagan community since its establishment in 2013. It held a library, ritual space, “permanent circle,” and meditation facility.