Name: Imbolc Ritual & Craft
Start: 2026-02-01T17:30:00-05:00
End: 2026-02-01T19:00:00-05:00
Location: 130 East Main Street, Clinton, CT, United States, Connecticut 06413

As the Wheel of the Year turns and Winter’s hold gently softens, we gather once more to welcome the tender return of the light and honor the sacred stillness that remains. In a circle warmed by candle glow and kindred hearts, we call upon Brigid, guardian of the hearth, keeper of the sacred flame, and muse of poets, healers, and makers.
With flickering firelight as our guide, we embrace Imbolc as the quickening of the earth, the quiet stirring beneath frozen soil, the whispered promise of spring. Together we reflect, release, and renew, setting gentle intentions as the world awakens from its slumber. This is a time for purification, creativity, and hope, and we gather to kindle that spark within and around us.
Imbolc has been honored for centuries in Celtic lands as a festival of returning light and rebirth. Ancient celebrations welcomed the goddess Brigid with fire, water, poetry, and offerings at the hearth. Homes were blessed for the coming year, sacred wells were visited, and Brigid’s crosses and corn dollies were woven to invite protection and prosperity. Imbolc marked the halfway point between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox, a liminal moment to honor both the rest of winter and the first heartbeat of spring. In that spirit, we gather to nurture what is still growing in the dark and to bless the seeds of all we are becoming.
This Imbolc, we will craft enchanted dream pillows, stuffed with aromatic herbs chosen to protect the spirit, quiet the mind, and open pathways to the astral plane. These small talismans will support your dreamwork and inner travels throughout the coming season, helping you move safely between realms, receive messages from guides and ancestors, and carry those visions back into waking world. As we stitch, fill, and charm our pillows, we weave intention into every thread, blessing our dreams as portals for wisdom, healing, and renewal.
Come warm your spirit, tend your inner flame, and honor the first light of spring with ritual, creativity, and community.
🔮 What to Bring:
• Any fabric you'd like to use for the craft. (Materials will be provided)
• Anything you would like to add to include on our alter (crystal, figure, herb or plant, etc)
Disclaimer: This class is for educational and personal growth purposes only. It does not promote harmful or unethical practices. Witchcraft is a diverse and spiritually rich tradition, and we respect all paths and belief systems.
✨ About Your Instructor: Kaza, will be your mystical guide for the evening, bringing a wealth of experience and wisdom to our gathering. With a lifelong dedication to the craft, Kaza's intuitive approach to magic and ritual draws from diverse traditions, creating a transformative and inclusive experience for all participants. Kaza's expertise is rooted in dream magic, astral projection, kitchen witchery, and the arts of green magic. As a seasoned practitioner, Kaza infuses her gatherings with wisdom on "everyday witchcraft" to guide attendees on their journeys of self-discovery and connection.