09/10/2026
What to expect at our rituals and events:
We get messages from folks who have never attended a circle or ritual. It can be very hard to take that first step into a community.
There are three of us who co-chair events. We each have a different type of personal practice and take turns leading events. Our rituals may be more Norse pagan, eclectic, or regional folk magic, depending on who is leading.
We will often have a gathering before the ritual to give everyone time to settle in. Sometimes we'll have a craft or create a personalized spell of some sort. Crafting will often open up the chatter with ease.
During ritual, we will ask for volunteers to help read part of the ritual. This is never anything elaborate and is meant to encourage group participation. This is totally optional. Sometimes there is chanting (not singing), which we strongly encourage everyone to do because it raises the energy of the space. With the exception of Autumn Equinox, Samhain, and Yule - which tend to run longer- most rituals are approximately 20-30 minutes.
After ritual, we have a potluck. Everyone brings a covered dish, often crockpot meals, or chips and dip, drinks, cookies, or other dessert. We have people who are gluten free, vegan, vegetarian, and there's always plenty for everyone to eat.
Some events are free and others require tickets/reservations so make sure you check the event. We do get tons of spammers so make sure you message our group directly.
We hold these events to help you meet other witches in the area, find a community sense of comfort, and hopefully find people who practice the way you do so you can exchange ideas.
If you do want to attend an event, check the discussion on the event and we always have a pinned post of what you need to bring and expect. Sometimes we ask you to bring supplies to help with the ritual or craft.
I hope this encourages you to attend an event and meet this wonderful community we have in Evansville.
