Weavers of the Web, ATC

Join us for a magickal crafting evening! This gathering (now available both in-person and via Zoom!) is a sanctuary for all who find magic in the handmade. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just beginning your journey, here’s your chance to connect with like-minded souls. Bring along your knitting, crochet, or any portable craft project, and immerse yourself in an evening of creativity, conversation, and community. Skill level doesn’t matter in this circle – we celebrate all forms of craft and creativity! So, gather your materials and join us for a night where every stitch, knot, and weave is infused with intention and joy. Open all evening and free of charge, come in for a spell and weave some magick with us at Crafty Vibes!

Game Night is our monthly, low-pressure hangout for board games, card games, and general nerdy joy, hosted in our witch-friendly community space. Come solo or bring a friend. We'll have tables ready, a few games on hand, and plenty of room to learn something new or teach a favorite. (Yes, even that one...<.<)

All ages are welcome. This is a community night: free to attend, casual, and come-as-you-are.

This is a standing Tuesday gathering for families in the Weavers community, a low-key, no-agenda space where the kids can play and the grown-ups can play along or actually talk to other adults. Bring your little ones, bring yourself, stay as long as you want.

We have a sensory-friendly room with pillows, open-ended toys, coloring, and craft supplies. We're child-safe and background-checked. When the weather's good, we're a short walk from the river trail playground if people want to wander.

You don't have to be pagan to come. You don't have to be a member. You don't have to do anything except show up and enjoy some time together with your bigger family.

Join us in-person or online for our weekly Community Night: an open, cross-tradition discussion space where we learn, share, and build community together. We gather every Wednesday evening for discussion, meditation, ritual nights, and more, with time to socialize before and after.

This week: Patrons
Athens held a contest between two gods to pick its patron, then named the city after the winner. Seems fair to see who can do the job better, right? Most of us probably aren't pitting our gods against each other like that to find a patron, though. Sometimes they choose us, with a pull toward a particular deity, a name that won't stop calling, a recurring presence in dreams and meditation. Sometimes we choose them, seeking out a deity that exemplifies the qualities we want to enhance in ourselves. This week's discussion will cover where the idea of patron deities comes from, what it means to choose (or be chosen by) a god, and why some patrons stay with us for life while others only walk with us for a season. Bring your questions and stories.