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July 15, 2005
Volunteer Business Manager sought
WynterGreene is currently looking for a Volunteer Business Manager to help look after advertising, subscriptions, and various other administrative tasks. Like all WynterGreene positions, this one is unpaid. All we can offer is our gratitude.
If you'd like to apply, please send us an email briefly describing any experience you have that you think is pertinent, as well as a quick paragraph about why you want to work for a bunch of slave-drivers like us... for free. You can contact us at: info@wyntergreene.ca
New short story serial starts next issue
Set in a fictionalized Montreal, "All Roads" by Talyesin tells the story of a young pagan woman, new to the world of Witchcraft, discovering that all is not as it seems. Look for it starting in the Fall Equinox issue of WynterGreene.
Winnipeg's First Annual Earth Spirit Festival
On September 10th, Winnipeg's first-ever Earth Spirit festival will take place in Assiniboine Park, beginning at 10:30 am. The theme for this day-long festival is "Celebrating the Harvest". This volunteer-run festival will include entertainment, workshops, a book trade, a potluck feast, and a ritual. There will also be a clothing and food drive included in this event. For more information: http://www.geocities.com/earth_spirit_festival/
Gathering for Life on Earth
The Vancouver-area Gathering for Life on Earth takes place July 29th until August 1st. This Pagan religious retreat in its 13th year. The theme for this year is "Tricksters". The 604-acre site is wheelchair accessible, and includes hiking trails, and cabins, although tenting space is also available. There will be interesting workshops and rituals, a kid's area and a menu that includes both meat and vegetarian options. The late-registration cost is $130. For more information: http://www.gatheringforlife.org/
Un nouveau livre québécois sur nos étagères
Le 15 juin dernier, a eu lieu le lancement officiel de « Sapiences : Horoscopes Traditionnels et Fantastiques », aux Éditions du Roseau en collaboration avec Diffusion Raffin, le premier livre de Marie-Renée Patry, comédienne et co-propriétaire de la boutique ésotérique Charme et Sortilège.
L'évènement eu lieu dans le très joli temple Égyptien situé sous le magasin Charme et Sortilège. Une série de tableaux peints par l'illustrateur du livre (M. Foisy) décorait les murs du couloir menant au temple. Une énergétique chorégraphie sur le thème de l'eau fut un des points saillants de la soirée. Après une session de signatures, tous furent invités à se promener et à discuter entre eux. Des consultants se promenaient entre les groupes pour initier à quelques uns les différents horoscopes qui se trouvent dans le livre. « Sapiences : Horoscopes Traditionnels et Fantastiques » est maintenant disponible dans la plupart des librairies à travers le Québec.
Vermont Witchcamp
From August 27th until September 3rd the Vermont Reclaiming community will present a week of myth, magic, and mystery in the reclaiming tradition. This magical event offers an opportunity to deepen personal connection with the sacred and to learn new skills through path work, affinity groups, workshops, ritual, and community work. This event is open to both women and men and is drug and alcohol free. This event is $475 USD, but $390 USD for Canadians. Financial assistance is also available. More information is available at: http://www.vermontwitchcamp.net
Panfest 2005
If music is important to your spirituality, this Alberta gathering may be for you. From July 29th until August 1st, Pagans from all over Alberta and beyond will be gathering at Panfest under the theme of Music and Magic. Bunking and tenting are both available at this private lake-side campground in central Alberta. Late registration fee for adults is $120. More information is available at http://www.panfest.net
Montreal Public Ritual for the Fall Equinox
The Montreal Sabbats Public Ritual for the Fall Equinox is scheduled for Sunday September 25thh at 2pm, at Parc deMaisonneuve (meet at Pie IX metro at 1:00, or the parking lot of the park near the insectarium entrance at 1:30). For more information email montreal_sabbats@yahoo.ca or see http://ca.geocities.com/montreal_sabbats
Canadian Pagan Festival Scene Growing
It has been more than two decades since the first Pagan festival was held in Canada, and we have certainly come a long way. The festival fires will be lit this summer in all but one province. Newfoundland is yet to have a summer gathering of its own. Although Newfoundland holds annual Pagan Pride events, no pagan festival has yet been conceived. The festival landscape in the rest of the Atlantic provinces has blossomed in recent years, however. July saw two of the newest provincial gatherings in Canada. PEI held its second weekend gathering at Brackley Beach National Park. The New Brunswick community attempted to emulate the PEI community's weekend gathering but were turned away by Fundy National Park on the grounds that they are not an organised group with a charter. Nonetheless, the third annual day-long Health, Wellness, and Spiritual Festival was held in Saint John, which is intended as a Pagan event, though not exclusively so.
Gathering Mist in London
The Gathering Mist Pagan Conference exploring world traditions and their impact on paganism will be held in London, Ont between November 11th to 13th. For more information visit the Gathering Mists website at http://gatheringmist.thunderdragon.ca
June 2, 2005
3rd Montreal Pagan Conference a Success
Over 30 Neo-Pagans from across Montreal and as far north as St-Jerome gathered together on Saturday April 23rd at the Scottish Centre in Lasalle for a day of workshops, networking and discussion. Topics included online discussion lists, sex and the craft, Pagan parenting and life-cycles of community organizations. The highlight of the day was a panel discussion on Do-able Montreal Pagan Community with some very familiar faces from the Montreal Pagan community as well as a couple of newcomers. A transcription of the conference should be available shortly.
For more information visit the conference Yahoogroup at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/montrealpaganconference/
Edmonton Welcomes Canadian Neo-Pagans
Over 100 Neo-pagans from across Canada, and Canadian Pagans from as far away as Great Britain and San Francisco met in Edmonton over Victoria Day weekend for Gaia Gathering - Canada's first National Pagan Conference. At the end of the weekend, everyone agreed: The conference was a big success - Why didn't we do it sooner!
The first full day of the conference kicked off with a presentation from Kevin Marron, author of the book Witches, Pagans and Magic in the New Age, who spoke to us about Paganism and Canadian attitudes toward Paganism 20 years ago when he wrote the book. The rest of the conference brought us solidly into the present with panel-audience discussions on issues pertinent to Paganism currently, as well as the presentation of academic papers by Canadian Pagan scholars. The panels and presentations sparked much discussion among participants, both in the conference rooms and outside of them.
Evenings were taken up with film screenings, sing-alongs, circle dancing, and informal small group discussions or planning groups formed around some of the issues arising out of the conference.
Halifax Wins Bid for Gaia Gathering 2006
Mark you calendars and start thinking about fresh lobster: The second annual Canadian National Pagan Conference will be held in Halifax over the Victoria Day long weekend, May 19th to 22nd, 2006. The decision to hold the conference in Halifax was made at the Annual General meeting of the first Canadian National Pagan Conference - Gaia Gathering - in Edmonton. At the same time, it was decided that the third annual conference will be held in 2007 in Winnipeg, also over the Victoria Day long Weekend.
Participate in the 2005 Canadian Pagan Survey
My name is Síân Reid, and I am a researcher in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University in Ottawa. I have been involved in the neopagan movement for 22 years. In 1995/6, I distributed a survey and conducted interviews about neopagans in Canada and their experiences. This research was the basis for my PhD dissertation, Disorganized Religion: An Exploration of the Neopagan Craft in Canada (2001).
It has been 10 years since I undertook my original research, and it has since become apparent that paganisms are the fastest growing religions in Canada. In 1981, 2295 people listed themselves as pagan on the Census. In 1991, that doubled, to 5530. On the 2001 Census, this number had almost quadrupled, to 21,085. This research project is designed to follow up on my previous research. It is my intention to continue to collect information about neopagans every ten years, in order to track changes in the composition of the movement. This research benefits neopagans by making available systematically collected information about the movement that can be used to respond to anti-pagan discourse, as well as to inform further studies of the movement. Research findings will be disseminated through academic conferences and publications.
If you would currently identify yourself, in your own mind, as a pagan or neopagan, of any strand or tradition, you are over 18 years of age, and you are resident in Canada, I would encourage you to support this ongoing research by taking the time to complete this questionnaire. This research has been approved by the Carleton University Ethics Committee. The survey is anonymous; it is not numbered or marked in any way that would allow me to identify an individual respondent.
For more information and to get a PDF copy of the survey, please visit: http://www.canadianpagansurvey.ca/
If you have questions, require additional copies of the survey, or would like to volunteer for the interview stage of this study, please do not hesitate to contact me at the address below:
Dr. Síân Reid
149 Thornbury Crescent
Nepean, ON
K2G 6C3
Email: slreid@ccs.carleton.ca
If you have any questions or concerns about your participation in this research, you may contact the coordinator of the ethics committee, Leslie MacDonald-Hicks, at (613) 520-2517 or by email at Leslie_Macdonald-Hicks@carleton.ca
MPRC Looking for New Volunteers
The Montreal Pagan Resource Centre is now officially reopened, and current volunteers are once again available to offer you advice and information about Paganism and the Montreal Pagan Community. Stop by the centre and check out our new space at the rear of Le Mélange Magique.
While you're at it, ask about becoming a volunteer yourself. We are contacting all those who are interested and preparing for our grand re-opening celebrations. The MPRC is located inside Le Mélange Magique at 1928 Ste-Catherine West, montreal (in between metro Guy and Atwater).
For more information, email editor@wyntergreene.ca
WynterGreene is looking for Illustrators
WynterGreene is looking for folks interested in doing some original artwork to accompany the articles in the magazine. If you like to draw and would like to try your hand at illustrating articles, then we want to hear from you! You can contact us at 514-239-2736 or by email at info@wyntergreene.ca. Please include samples of your artwork when emailing us.
Saskatoon Pagan Summer Fest
This is an all inclusive day, with lunch and supper, circle dancing, crafting, guest speakers, door prizes, and drumming/chanting...It is child friendly. But with it being an out of doors event preparing for the season is wise, sun screen, bug spray, both cool weather clothing, and summer types. If you are so inclined bring your drums, or other musical items.
Tickets (after May 31st) are $15. Group rates are available. For more info, http://toontownspagansummerfest.bravehost.com/
Third Annual Druid Retreat in Ontario
The third annual OBOD Retreat and Gorsedd will be held from July 29th to August 1st on 50 acres of private land near Collingwood Ontario. With woods and meadows with abundant birds and wild life, it's been said that friendly native spirits still walk the land. There's plenty of camping space, or sleeping space in the lodge. Druids and pagans welcome.
For more information, please visit
http://retreat05.obodottawa.ca or http://www.druidsontario.ca
Sudbury Gypsy Fair
Take one cauldron full of good intentions, add a measure of merchants, a flagon of fun, a teaspoon of tarot, a dash or two of informative workshops, and a pinch of music to spice it up and you will have before you a witches brew of wonders called GYPSY FAIR.
On Saturday June 4th, from 12 noon until 8:00PM Pagan Pride Sudbury will offer just such a mixture to the public in the form of a fund raiser. Gypsy Fair will take place at 124 Cedar Street (Sudbury Arts Council) and will include mystical merchants, live entertainment, psychic readings, workshops and fun.
For more information contact Rayvin Nyte at (705) 670-9326
Pagan Leadership Conference in Virginia
An evolutionary outgrowth of the Mid-Atlantic Pagan Leadership Conference series, the 2005 Pagan Leadership Skills Conference (PLSC) curriculum offers solid instruction in community-critical topics such as event coordination, group facilitation, law, community building, pastoral care, and financial management.
Open to everyone, the PLSC is one of the first events of its kind specifically tailored for individuals starting (or already working with) a Pagan group. We encourage you to send your board members, trustees, inner council members, activists, and group leaders to this important intensive in community organizing and development.
Website: http://www.paganleadership.org/
Volunteer Business Manager Sought
WynterGreene is currently looking for a Volunteer Business Manager to help look after advertising, subscriptions, and various other administrative tasks. Like all WynterGreene positions, this one is unpaid. All we can offer is our gratitude.
If you'd like to apply, please send us an email briefly describing any experience you have that you think is pertinent, as well as a quick paragraph about why you want to work for a bunch of slave-drivers like us... for free. You can contact us at: info@wyntergreene.ca
April 20th, 2005
MPRC Re-Opens
After being closed for a few weeks to accommodate renovations at Le Mélange Magique, the Montreal Pagan Resource Centre (MPRC) is expecting to reopen in mid-April. The centre now occupies a smaller space at the back of the store. In the coming weeks they will also be refocusing their activities to offer better services, making the MPRC more of a Resource Centre that can respond to what's out there.
The MPRC will be celebrating their re-openng with a wine and cheese on Friday May 13th, from 7-9pm at the centre, 1928 Ste-Catherine West, Montreal.
The MPRC is always looking for volunteers. If you'd like to lend a hand, contact them at crpm_mprc@yahoo.ca or 514-353-4301 (ask for Fabiola). To stay up-do-date with MPRC news, visit their website at: http://www.paganuniverse.com/mprc/
Gathering for Life in BC
The Gathering for Life on Earth is a pagan religious retreat near Vancouver which aims to foster religious discussion amongst the pagan community. This year's Gathering will be held from July 29th to August 1st. The theme for 2005, our 13th Gathering, is Trickster!!
More information, including details on registration and copies of the registration form can be found on our website at: http://www.gatheringforlife.org/
Awakening Isis Festival Update
We welcome you to join us in our reverent search to re-connect with Nature: The Divine origin of all life. We have added an extra day this year: the festival will be held from June 30th to July 3rd.
This year's theme is Shamanism: transforming our world. We use the word "Shamanism" in a very broad way to describe ancient spiritualities that connect with Nature.
We have decided not to allow any alcohol at all in order to create a safer, more spiritual environment for our brothers and sisters of different nations. For more info: http://www.geocities.com/awakeningisisfestival
Men's Retreat at Whispering Pines
The Upper Canada Pagan Gathering Men's Retreat will be on the week-end of the 15th to 17th April 2005. Our Theme is "Finding our Brothers" for this first year.
The purpose of this Men's Retreat is to gather with other men and through the week-end create a brotherhood and bonds that will last for life. We will be gathering at Whispering Pines on the Friday. Our living area for the week-end will be the Kitchen Cabin and the Gazebo.
Website : http://www.geocities.com/ucpagangathering
National Conference Update
Gaia's Gathering, Canada's National Pagan Conference is in its final stages of planning leading up to the big event over Victoria Day Weekend in Edmonton. The weekend kicks off on Friday May 20th with a meet-and-great followed by an evening of song and circle dance. Canadian journalist Kevin Marron, author of Witches, Pagans, and Magic in the New Age (1989) will take a look at paganism in Canada "past to present" on Saturday morning.
The rest of the conference will be held in the format of interactive panel discussions on topics such as Pagan paths, Paganism in the various regions of Canada, interacting with the mainstream community, forming 'churches', marrying rights, Pagan parenting, living our beliefs in an environmentally sensitive world, Pagan Chaplaincy, Pagan publishing, and much more& Other highlights include a supper presentation by Sam Wagar on Occult History in Canada, and a screening of Signs Out of Time, a new film by Donna Read. Donna will also be in attendance at the conference, as will many Canadian academics.
Registration is $100, and accommodation costs start at about $23 per person per night if you share with one other person. Travel subsidy might be available for folks attending from Quebec and points east. For more info: http://cnpc.officeprofessor.ca/
Cornwall Brunches Back Again
With Spring here it is time for the Cornwall Pathway Brunches to start up again. Every Month on the 2nd Saturday starting May 14th, we will be meeting at The 5th Wheel at 11am. Any and all who can join us are welcome to come on out.
Montreal Public Midsummer Ritual
The Montreal Sabbats Public Ritual for Midsummer is scheduled for Sunday June 26th at 2pm, at Parc de Maisonneuve (meet at Pie IX metro at 1:00, or the parking lot of the park near the insectarium entrance at 1:30) and will be led by the Young Pagan's Circle. For more information email montreal_sabbats@yahoo.ca or see ca.geocities.com/montreal_sabbats
March 7th, 2005
Renovations at Le Mélange Magique
Big news at Le Mélange Magique: They have renewed their commercial lease until 2010, and the store will be getting a make-over. Consequently, Le Mélange Magique will be closed between April 3rd and 5th (inclusive) for renovations. It will re-open on Wednesday April 6th. On another note, the store will also be closed on Sunday March 20th for inventory.
Montreal' s Mead-Master Turns Professor
A bit too late to register, but noteworthy nonetheless: Island Mountain Hearth's Mead-Master Dave was asked to teach a series of mead-making classes at the Kingston campus of Queen's University's St. Lawrence College. For more information on the course, visit the college website at: http://www.sl.on.ca/parttime/kingll3.htm
Ritual Kits for Pagan Soldiers
The Pagan Committee at CFB Borden is currently working with Canadian Military Chaplains to bring more support to practitioners of Earth Based Religions stationed overseas as well as those at home. They are currently putting together - Pocket Ritual Kits - to be issued to Canadian soldiers going on deployment to various areas of the world. They are aiming to make 12 kits by April 5th and are looking for donations of specific articles to go in tins. They are especially interested in Altoids-style tins. For more information, or to fond out what they are looking for, contact Linda at ldwolverine@hotmail.com
Men's Retreat Update
The dates for the Upper Canada Pagan Gathering (UCPG) Men's Retreat has been set for April 15th to 17th 2005 at Whispering Pines Campground between Montreal and Ottawa. According to the organizers, the retreat is aimed at exploring Men's Spirituality, our little mysteries, and many events are planned. To find out more about the retreat, or to share your thoughts please visit : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ucpagangathering/
Calling South Shore Pagans
Some south shore folk are looking for get together with other south shore pagans to create more of a south shore pagan community. They are hoping to have a discussion list as well as run a few activities. If you are interested in participating in a south shore pagan group, contact Donald by email at : lesuperd@hotmail.com
Midgard Festival in May
With only two months to go, planning for the second annual May Festival, Midgard 2005, is well underway. The event will be held at Whispering Pines Campground between May 20th and 23rd. Three workshops are already confirmed for the festival: How to pronounce old Norse (for those Vikings in us); Incense Making with Krystal; and Basic Animal Meditations with pagan Owl. Many more will be added as days go by. For more information on the festival, and workshop updates, please visit the UCPG website at: http://www.geocities.com/ucpagangathering
Montreal Sabbats Public Beltaine Ritual
The Montreal Sabbats public ritual for Beltaine will be on Saturday April 30th at 7pm at 6512 Ave duParc in Montreal. Members from the West Island Pagan Association will be leading the ritual. For more information email montreal_sabbats@yahoo.ca
MPRC Continues to Have a Home at Melange!
After several months of uncertainty while Le Mélange Magique renegotiated their commercial lease, the word is now official: There will still be room for the Montreal Pagan Resource (MPRC). The centre will be much smaller and its range of services more limited, but it will continue to have a physical space from which to serve the Pagan community. To accommodate renovations at Mélange, the MPRC will be closed from March 20th to about April 11th. For more information keep your eyes on the local electronic message boards, or visit the MPCR website at: http://www.paganuniverse.com/mprc
New Book on French Canadian Witchcraft
A booklet exploring French Canadian Witchcraft is now available through Sabian Press. The author, Lowen, is an Ottawa-born, French-Canadian of Métis descent with training in both British Traditional Wicca and a Golden Dawn traditions. The booklet is described as - a detailed history of French-Canadian Witchcraft tradition; translation of its folklore (for the first time!); the major characteristics of the tradition; and the methods which only generations ago were actively practiced all over French-Canada. For more information, please contact the author at: lowen04@yahoo.ca
Book Launch in Ottawa
Despite the unfortunate cancellation of JanusCon, the launch of the latest book by Ottawa Pagan and academic, Shelley T Rabinovitch, went ahead. An Ye Harm None: Magical Morality and Modern Witchcraft was published by Citadel Press in December 2004. Dr. Rabinovitch shared her experiences and memories of studying with the late Doreen Valiente, a former high priestess of Gerald B. Gardner and one of the pivotal people in the creation of Wicca today. A book signing and an evening of music and celebration followed the discussion.
AEPG Reunion in Halifax
The 3rd Annual Avalon East Pagan Gathering (AEPG) Reunion is set to go ahead on Saturday, March 19th, from 9:30 am- to about 9 pm at the Unitarian Church, 5500 Inglis St. in Halifax. There will be workshops during the day followed by a potluck feast (please bring your own plate and cutlery), Ostara Ritual and Bardic in the evening. Donations of $2 for members and $5 for non-members will be accepted at the door. Anyone presenting a workshop will receive a $5.00 coupon towards their membership. For more information contact : mail@mpgfa.org
Moonlit Muse Launches in Calgary
A new local newsletter will be available in Calgary on March 12th. Moonlit Muse will be published 8 times a year, a week before each Sabbat , and printed on recycled paper. The publication is produced by Skyclad Concepts, a home-based business owned and run by four fellow pagans, and seeks to enlighten, inform, and entertain while bringing the local community closer together. The publication also hopes to enlighten the non-pagan public to pagan spirituality. For more information, visit: http://moonlitmuse.cjb.net
Equinoxe du printemps au Chant des Fleurs
Cette année Chant des Fleurs dans L' Estrie accueillera le printemps avec un temps d'introspection et un temps de célébration. L'introspection commencera le 18 mars, le vendredi soir, avec le souper de Shabbat et ensuite nous rentreront en silence. Le samedi matin se veut un temps méditatif jusqu'au dîner. Au dîner nous sortirons du silence pour poursuivre avec un cercle de son et mouvement dans l'après-midi.
Pour ceux et celles qui veulent amener des enfants ou venir seulement pour la partie célébration, vous pouvez arriver vers 17h. Il y aura un repas communautaire suivi d'un rituel du feu sacré dehors. Nous demandons une contribution de nourriture et $ relatif à combien de temps vous restez. Pour plus d'informations envoyer une courriel à : chantdefleurs@citenet.net
February 2nd, 2005 ....
New MPRC Website
The Montreal Pagan Resource Centre (MPRC) website has recently gotten a facelift. The new site will be updated regularly with the latest announcements from the MPRC about what's going on in the local pagan community. An online version of the electronic community calendar newsletter, detailing local activities for the coming month, is also available on the site : http://www.paganuniverse.com/mprc/
MPRC elects new Board of Directors
The MPRC recently had their annual elections. The new Board for their 2004-2005 year will be Hobbes as Chairperson, Avril as Vice-chair, Karine as secretary, Chloe as Secretary, and Fabiola as Public Relations. Other positions were filled by Oscar and Peter. The MPRC is a great community resource and they are always looking for new volunteers. For more information about getting involved, contact them by email at crpm_mprc@yahoo.ca or leave a message at 994-3310.
Penny For Your Thoughts Campaign Commences
The ‘Penny For Your Thoughts Campaign’ coordinated by the West Island Pagan Association began January 1st. This campaign is in aid of the Montreal Children's Autism Research Department. It's easy - create a Penny for Your Thoughts tin or bowl and each day toss in a penny or two. Leave the tin or bowl somewhere convenient : You'll be surprised at how quickly those pennies can mount up for a worthy cause. When your bowl or tin is full, let someone from WIPA know and they’ll arrange a pick up or drop off. You can contact them at wipaganswebsite@sympatico.ca
Local Wiccan Gives Talk at a West Island Church
Union United church in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue recently invited local Wiccan Anu Summerstar to give a presentation at their monthly Religions of the World” discussion series. About 25 people came out for the talk, which was well-received. Anu said that following the talk she was asked a variety of different questions and that people genuinely want to know more about Wicca. She has even received a follow-up invitation to talk to the West Island Unitarian congregation later this spring.
WIPA Harvest Home Bazaar a success!
The first annual Harvest Home Bazaar hosted by the West Island Pagan Association raised close to $800 for the Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation - Autism Department. It is hoped that the bazaar will become an annual event, as well as additional fund raising efforts for charity.
MPRC Yule Fair Survives Early Winter Snowfall
Despite the sudden dump of snow upon our doorstep, the MPRC Yule Fair for 2004 was quite a success! We had several visitors, both from within the community and outside, we raised over $125, and a general good time was had by all. Thanks to everyone who showed up and our sincere thanks to the vendors. We had some fantastically talented people present and the items that were sold will make fine gifts under any tree!
Local artist exhibits work
An exhibition of art by Angela Le Sann is currently underway at Bar Chez Baptiste, 1045 Mount Royal East Montreal, and will run until January 30th. The paintings featured in this exhibition, titled “Encounters,” depict the passage from the physical to the astral, mental and spiritual planes that exist beyond the mundane. The work focuses on the perceptions gleaned and the meetings that occur while in altered states of consciousness.
WIPA Moot Season Starts
Moot season started early for WIPA. It had been a very hectic and busy few months for the members; we felt a little kick-back time was in order. Members met at the Hymus Pub in Pointe Claire in late November. The locale was great and the food, the service, the atmosphere was perfect for the Moot. This may be the spot for the rest of the winter season get-togethers for WIPA.
To stay up to date with activities at WIPA, visit their website at : http://www.westislandpagan.com/
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