Category: Events

MAGIC AND MACBETH: THE PHILADELPHIA SHAKESPEARE THEATRE An evening of live performance, audience participation, and discussion focuses on the three witches of Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Dr. Annalisa Castaldo, associate professor of English and director of gender and womens studies at Widner University, leads the discussion and investigates Shakespeare’s experiments with gender, magic, and audience assumptions.  October 19, 2012 6:30–8 pm2025 Benjamin Franklin...

tet-asw: Yesterday’s work experience went very well for all of us.  Of course we were tired, we helped reforest the local park with close to 150 native trees and shrubs. Its good to remember, when we restore the balance around us, we also strengthen our ties with the land and the spirits.  In this case the work we did went...

tet-asw: My first inkling that the conscious perception of energy was not always necessary for effective workings actually came in a non-magickal setting. Years ago while in college, I was making the rounds with my artsy and avant-garde friends in a night filled with lots of performance poetry, cheap wine and cheese, kinetic art, and lastly an improvisational dance troupe....

The sun shone down on the sixth annual Northern Virginia Pagan Pride Day, which took place Saturday at Occoquan Regional Park in Lorton, Virginia.  Event coordinator, David Salisbury, was very happy with this year’s event, and he spent the day fielding praises about the experience.  Salisbury stated, “I heard so many vendors and presenters comment how smooth everything flowed and how...

tet-asw: So why am I worried about the future of Pagan gatherings? One of the things that worries me is the challenge that is generated by growth and increased visibility. When I first started to go to gatherings in 1982, you heard about them through friends and small circulation print newsletters. Now a quick trip to the search engine will...