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Today was Pagan Pride Day at the Pagan Harvest Festival in Hamilton, Ontario.  I was set to leave Toronto at 7 am, but I had a heck of a time getting there due to a “trespasser” on the train tracks which turned into a “fatality” according to intermittent updates from conflicting sources.  Instead of arriving before the festival began, I got there five minutes before my workshop was set to start at 11.  Continue reading »

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The Pagan Pride Project was formed in 1998 to increase community awareness of Paganism, with regional directors supporting supporting local Pagan Pride events across North America, and, increasingly, the world.

Each event hosts a public ritual, food drive and provides press releases and information to encourage positive media coverage.

While largely a venue for promoting Paganism, the Pagan Harvest Festival hosted in Hamilton, Ontario also provides space for other alternative religions and spiritualities to share their voice.  In previous years they’ve hosted workshops on Thelema, ceremonial magick, and last year I presented an Introduction to Chaos Magick. Continue reading »

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