Name: Ostara
Start: 2026-03-22T16:00:00-04:00
Location: First Parish in Malden Unitarian Universalist Church

Spring has sprung! Join us on Sunday, March 22, 2026 at 4:00 pm for Cornucopia Collective's Ostara/Spring Equinox Ritual.
In celebration of the greening of the Earth, and the growing energy of the Springtime season, we will call upon the Maiden Goddesses of Spring - Kore and Ostara to help us set our intentions for this season of growth and bless the new beginnings that are "hatching" for us.
It’s a high feast day! Following the ritual we will enjoy a pitch-in meal. For the sake of ease, if your name begins with the letters A-M please bring an entree dish, if your name begins with N-S please bring a vegetable or fruit dish, if your name begins with T-Z feel free to bring a dessert or snack food. Beverages will be provided (water, cider, soft drinks).
Gathering and social time begins at 4:00pm. Pre-Ritual Intro's begins at at 4:30 pm, Ritual starts at 5:00pm. Once the ritual has begun no late comers will be permitted to enter the room until the doors are opened again at the end of the ritual.
This ritual is being offered for a fee of $30.00 per person, this fee helps us cover operational costs and the continuation of Cornucopia's mission. PLEASE RSVP by using the meetup function below, you may also use PAYPAL or Venmo @CornucopiaCollective for payment, or cash on the day of the event. Let us know if you need a sliding scale or scholarship - No one is ever turned away for lack of funds.
LOCATION: 2 Elm Street, Malden, MA - First Parish of Malden Unitarian Universalist Church. Steps from the MBTA Orange Line (Malden Center), ample free parking, wheelchair accessible!
All of our rituals, events and classes are open to the public, no prior attendance at any Cornucopia event is needed. Cornucopia is a pluralistic community, we value all! Any tradition or level of learning/experience is welcomed! Newcomers are always welcome!
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www.thecornucopiacollective.com