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Join us under the early September skies as we gather in sacred celebration for World Goddess Day a global festival honoring the Divine Feminine in all her forms. Initiated in 2014 by Claudiney Prieto, this day unites hearts and traditions across the world in reverence of the Mother Goddess, the Earth, and the ancestral lineages that walk beside us.Donation of $5 - $10 greatly appreciated for property maintenance.
Hosted by Jade Cropley & Canadian Pagan Fellowship
What to Expect:
-Sacred Circle & Goddess Invocation
-Natural Goddess Figure & other creations from the natural environment.
-Community Potluck Snacks under the open sky
This circle is open to members of the Pagan community and one guest per attendee, with a maximum of 30 participants. First come first served.
Bring a drum or rattle, a potluck item, and your heartfelt offering to the Goddess a flower, herb, stone, or other natural gift.
This gathering takes place on ALR farmland and is held with deep respect for the land and spirits of place.
Ethical Foraging
Before you begin collecting any materials from the forest, it’s important to forage ethically:
-Take only what you need: Harvest materials sparingly and thoughtfully.
-Respect wildlife habitats: Avoid disrupting nests, dens, or other animal homes.
-Leave no trace: Minimize your impact on the environment by leaving areas as you found them.
Sourcing Materials
Look for naturally fallen items or materials that can be harvested without harming the plant or tree. Some common materials include:
-Wood: Sticks, branches, or bark from fallen trees, ideal for making wands, staffs, or runes.
-Stones and Crystals: Look for stones and crystals that can be gathered without disturbing the landscape.
-Herbs and Flowers: Collect leaves, flowers, or herbs that can be dried and used for spells or incense.
-Bones and Feathers: These can be used but ensure they are gathered respectfully and are not from protected species.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
2800 McCurdy Rd, Kelowna, BC V1X 8C8, Canada
