Sabbat Celebrations & Rituals

Imbolc Ritual with Persephone: Emerging from the Dark

Sunday, February 2, 6-7:30 pm: Honor the goddess Persephone as she begins her ascent from the wintry Underworld to the warming Earth of spring. During this Imobolc Ritual, we will explore the myth of Persephone as an allegory of the ancient agricultural cycle, coax our own dormant vitality back into our bodies, and prepare the seeds of our intentions for the coming year. Everyone will get to make a beeswax candle with pressed flowers to symbolize bringing in light and growth. Herbal tea and pumpkin bread will be served. SIGN UP.

Beltane Ritual with Freyja: Loving the Self

Sunday, April 27th, 6-7:30 pm: Join in a joyful celebration of spring, beauty, and pleasure with Norse goddess Freyja with this special Beltane Ritual. Freyja was known for her sensuous beauty, love of adornment, and unapologetic desire. We will enjoy an evening of sweetness and magical self-care in honor of Freyja; everyone will get to make a honeyed sugar scrub with essential oils to brighten and stimulate the skin for the coming of spring. Honey mead, elderflower pressé, and flower petal shortbread will be served. SIGN UP.

Lughnasa Ritual with Hestia: Embracing the Bounty

Sunday, July 27th, 6-7:30 pm: Celebrate the bounty of the harvest and the comforts of home with Hestia, goddess of the Hearth. Hestia was the primary household goddess of the ancient Greeks, and a portion of every sacrifice was always offered to her first. During this special Lughnasa Ritual, we will offer gratitudes for our blessings and create an ornamental talisman from salt dough for prosperity to keep in our kitchen hearths. Spiced golden milk and fresh baked bread will be served. SIGN UP.

Samhain Ritual with Hekate: Entering the Liminal

Sunday, October 26th, 6-7:30 pm: Join in a mystical evening with Hekate, goddess of thresholds, witchcraft and magic as we enter into the darkening season. At this time of year it’s believed the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead is thinnest. During this Samhain Ritual, we will release our fears, foibles, and failures accumulated over the year, and everyone will get to make a divination pendulum. We will call on Hekate to empower it to receive messages from our beloved dead. Blackberry pomegranate punch and dark chocolate will be served. SIGN UP.

Meet Your Host:

Devanna Wolf is an ordained priestess and sibyl in the Mt Shasta Goddess Temple, and has dedicated her gifts and service as an artist, diviner, and sacred creatrix to the Goddess in her many forms. Devanna designed and self-published The Incidental Tarot and A Curious Oracle decks, and has studied and practiced several different traditions of earth-based magic for over 3 decades. She leads exciting classes in a number of esoteric subjects including folklore, magic, history, goddess culture, and hands-on DIY magical crafting.