Lammas Festival

LAMMAS • LUGHNASADH • HARVEST time
We invite you to join us at Lammas, celebrating the harvest or 'loaf-mass'. In the old Gaelic, it is called Lughnasadh, the games of the god Lugh.

Lammas is a sabbat that Witches celebrate worldwide as the first harvest rite of the year. It is when the Earth is abundant with the fruits of the harvest, and it is a time to give thanks for our bounty.

The sun shines upon the fields, the wheat stalks sway in the breeze, and their golden heads bow low in submission to the coming harvest. The smell of ripened fruits fills the air, and the land is alive and plentiful.

Lammas is a time for celebration, a time to gather with one's tribe and give thanks for the abundance that the Earth provides us. Witches dance, chant, and revel in the harvest's power. It's time to make offerings to the Earth, the spirits of the land, and the god of the harvest.
We will meet at 5.30 pm to start the Ritual at 6 pm.
Wear comfortable summery clothes, a pillow or blanket to sit on.
Bring a dish prepared at home to share with everyone. If you bring a guest with you, then please let them know they must bring food as well.
BYO, only water provided.
For any questions please contact our Hosts for this event.