About this Event
Join us in the heart of Dorset for a full day of inspiration, learning, and magical exploration at the Dorset Magical Conference. Set within the historic Dorchester Corn Exchange, this gathering brings together some of the most respected voices in modern magical practice, folklore, and esoteric scholarship.
Across the day you will hear from an extraordinary range of speakers, each offering their own perspective on magic, myth, spirituality, and the unseen currents that run through the world.
The conference opens with Robert Salter, followed by Moss Mosley, setting the tone for a day rich in insight and magical thinking. After a short break, we welcome Rachel Patterson, known for her practical and engaging approach to witchcraft, and Dr Robert Plimer, whose work bridges scholarship and magical practice.
Following a relaxed lunch break where attendees can connect, browse stalls, and continue conversations, the afternoon sessions begin with Sorita d’Este, a renowned author and researcher whose work explores goddess traditions and magical history. She is followed by Brett Hollyhead, bringing his unique perspective on magical practice and community.
After another tea break, the final sessions of the day continue with Vikki Bramshaw, whose work draws deeply from myth, folklore, and the living traditions of magic.
The conference concludes with Sian Sibley, author of Medusa Guardian, Serpent Survivor on the the Feminine in Magical Practise.
Throughout the day there will be opportunities to meet speakers, connect with fellow practitioners, and browse magical and occult stalls. Whether you are a long-time practitioner, a curious seeker, or someone simply interested in the deeper currents of folklore and magic, the Dorset Magical Conference promises a welcoming and inspiring space for conversation, learning, and community.
Come and spend the day immersed in magic on the Dorset coast. ✨
Event venue & nearby stays
The Corn Exchange, Dorchester, United Kingdom
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