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A Pagan Faire A PAGAN FAIRE FRIDAY - SUNDAY JULY 10TH– 12TH, 2020 Virtually and around th4 World 12 noon—12 midnight Fri/Sat 12noon—9pm Sunday 1 Welcome to the 9th Annual WitchsFest USA A Pagan Faire We wish to thank you all for joining us this weekend and for being the amazing human beings that you all are. As a people in general we are proud that we live in a city and country like NYC & USA that allows us the right to put on and be part of events like this. Thanks to our Present- ers, Performers, Psychics, Information Groups and Ven- dors. The purpose of WitchsFest USA is first and foremost to raise funds to purchase property to house the NYC Wic- can Family Temple. Thereby, aiding us in providing a per- manent space for service for our many types of rituals/ worship like any other church, temple or spiritual based religion allowable in this country. Open to pagans of all traditions and spirituality at large, where we can meet, learn, share and celebrate. Our sincerest wish for us all: • To foster a more united pagan community within all of our many cities around the United States. • To create a more stabilized base for the NYC Wiccan Family Temple, our Guests, Celebrants and Mem- bers. Since its inception in 2012, I am so proud to say that each year we are seeing more and more of the many pa- gan groups learning to accept and treat each other with great respect and standing in solidarity in support of one another. So again, thank you all for joining us as we’ve had to move from a physical to virtual event this year. From all of us of the NYC Wiccan Family Temple, Blessed Be to you all! 2 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - Friday 7 / 10 Time Land of the Marie Middle Morgan Le Tituba's Fae Fairy Laveau's Earth Earth Fay's Water Mystic Realm Realm Underworld Realm Realm Realm 11:00 am WITCH PRIDE PARADE OF ELDERS…. WITCH PRIDE PARADE Hosted by Lady Rhea 11:45 am Welcome & Blessings of Witchsfest USA Starr RavenHawk 11:50 am THE WITCHES DANCE EVERYONE DANCE THE WITCHES DANCE 12:00 pm ELANA LOW – LIVE STREAMING PERFORMANCE ELANA LOW - Announcing Host: Rockette Fox 12:30 pm Mexican Folk What are the To circle or Belly Dance Magic Olympians? not circle… is Workshop By casting a mag- Olga El J. Allen Cross Hercules Invic- ick circle nec- tus essary? Olga El E. Massey 1:45 pm LUPINE CRAFTWORKS LUPINE CRAFTWORKS Announcing Hosts: Louisa Blackthorn 2:00 pm The Founda- Hystory’s Mys- Practical Wa- Ritual In Theo- tions of Sanse: teries ter Magic ry & Practice Puerto Rican Annwyn Ava- Rev. Donald Vodou Oberon Zell lon Lewis Sansista Jen- nifer Medway 3:15 pm MAGICK & MACABRE CO. MAGICK & MACABRE CO. Announcing Hosts: Taller de Magias 3:30 pm HOLY CROW HOLY CROW Announcing Hosts: Naomi Stella 3 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - Friday 7 / 10 (cont.) Time Land of the Marie Middle Morgan Le Tituba's Fae Fairy Laveau's Earth Earth Fay's Water Mystic Realm Realm Underworld Realm Realm Realm 3:45 pm Can’t Get Your Candomble & The Medicinal Piercing the Spells to Ancestral and Meta- Veil: Embrac- physical Life of ing the Dark Work? Here’s Magic Herbs Goddess Why and How Elhoim Leafar to Fix It MJ Gilligan Christine Ste- phens Goddess Rhonda 5:00 pm WHIMSICAL HIPS NY – LIVE STREAMING PERFORMANCE LIVE PERFORMANCE BY - WHIMSICAL HIPS NY - Announcing Hosts: Meg Rosy 5:15 pm HIGHWINDS HERB FARM INC. HIGHWINDS HERB FARM INC. Announcing Hosts: Taller De Magias 5:30 pm The Discovery Revoking Past The Art of Sigil Drawing in Mythos and Tarot Path Life Contracts Witchery Prosperity Eros: Love & Curses and Herbs Stephanie Laura Tempest Starr Casas Neal Starr Raven- Zakroff Amy Black- Hawk thorn 6:45 pm CRYSTAL PATH CREATIONS – MAGICKAL MERCHANT CRYSTAL PATH CREATIONS - Announcing Hosts: Ilsa Ambika Ryan 7:00 pm RAFFLE – FRIDAY RAFFLE FROM THE MAGICKAL MARKET PLACE MERCHANTS HOSTED BY ILSA AMBIKA RYAN 7:15 pm Magical Self- Orishas, God- The folk magic Hekate: God- Spellcasting Care for Hard desses and of Mongolia, dess of Witch- 101 Times Voodoo Manchuria, es Queens and Eastern Mambo Eliza- Mickie Siberia Courtney We- beth Ruth Mueller Lilith Dorsey ber 4 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - Friday 7 / 10 (cont.) Time Land of the Marie Middle Morgan Le Tituba's Fae Fairy Laveau's Earth Earth Fay's Water Mystic Realm Realm Underworld Realm Realm Realm 8:30 pm MERCURIOS JEWELRY – MAGICKAL MERCHANT MERCURIOS JEWELRY - Announcing Hosts: Louisa Blackthorn 8:45 pm D’Z HANDTINKERED – MAGICKAL MERCHANT D'Z HANDTINKERED Announcing Hosts: Annette Muller 9:00 pm PAGAN PANEL Q & A SESSION THE PRESENTERS - S Yvette 10:15 pm GRACES CORNER – MAGICKAL MERCHANT GRACES CORNER - Announcing Hosts: Taller de Magias 10:30 pm DANCE PARTY DJs Ian Ford & Xtine/Emcee Rockette Fox / Performances by DRAGON RITUAL DRUMMERS & D'RAVEN ASHLY 5 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - Saturday 7/11 Time Land of the Marie Middle Morgan Le Tituba's Fae Fairy Laveau's Earth Earth Fay's Water Mystic Realm Realm Underworld Realm Realm Realm 12:00 pm WITCHMASTE – LIVE STREAMING PERFORMANCE LIVE PERFORMANCE BY WITCHMASTE Announcing Hosts: Astrea Taylor 12:15 pm WOOD DRAGON’S GARDEN – MAGICKAL MERCHANT WOOD DRAGON'S GARDEN LLC - Announcing Hosts: Naomi Stella 12:30 pm Basic Herbalist The Moon – Pentacle Become a Conjuring Craft for Chil- Mystery and Witchery More Power- Harriett dren Magic ful Witch ‘Mama Moses Selena Fox through Mir- Maria Christi- Teresa Dell- ror Magic Witchdoctor na Platero bridge Utu Mickie Mueller 1:45 pm ALCHEMY OF AVALON – MAGICKAL MERCHANT ALCHEMY OF AVALON LLC - Announcing Hosts: Astrea Taylor 2:00 pm Journey to the THE AGE OF Initiation into Justice-craft Realm of the HEROES: An Witchcraft of the Wise Underworld Invitation to Mysteries – Olympian Ad- Brian Cain Amy Black- The Raven venture thorn Starr Raven- Hercules Invic- Hawk tus 3:15 pm CHARMEDBYSTARR.COM – MERCHANT CHARMEDBYSTARR.COM - Announcing Hosts: Meg Rosy 3:30 pm KIT VONNIP PHOTOGRAPHY – MERCHANT KIT VONNIP PHOTOGRAPHY - Announcing Hosts: Taller de Magias 6 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - Saturday 7/11 (cont.) Time Land of the Marie Middle Morgan Le Tituba's Fae Fairy Laveau's Earth Earth Fay's Water Mystic Realm Realm Underworld Realm Realm Realm 3:45 pm Lilith, Maman Speaking to The Enchanted Intro to Santa Brigitte and the Sacred – Formulary: Muerte, Saint Pomba Gira : Magic of Divi- Blending Mag- of Holy Death ickal Oils For The Dark God- nation Love, Money, Krystal Madi- desses of Your and More son Dreams Phyllis Curott Lady Rhea Lilith Dorsey 5:00 pm WENDY RULE – LIVE STREAMING PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCE BY WENDY RULE - Announcing Hosts: Naomi Stella 5:30 pm Candle Magic The Magic of The Deities of Whispers of The Folk Prac- 101 The Cross- the Seven Enchantment tice of Suffla- roads – a place Planets – Pennsylva- tion Mambo Eliza- of Power, nia Folk Mag- beth Ruth Change & Po- Christopher ick Kenya Coviak tency Penczak Silver Raven- Hoodoo Sen wolf 6:45 pm MAGICKAL REALMS – MAGICKAL MERCHANT MAGICKAL REALMS - MERCHANT - Announcing Hosts: Astrea Taylor 7:00 pm RAFFLE – SATURDAY RAFFLE FROM THE MAGICKAL MARKET PLACE MERCHANTS HOSTED BY MEG ROSY 7:15 pm TUATHA DEA – LIVE STREAMING PERFORMANCE TUATHA DEA Announcing Hosts: Astrea Taylor 8:00 pm PAGAN PANEL Q & A SESSION THE PRESENTERS Emcee - Yi Mun 9:15 pm COSMIC COWBOY JEWELRY – MAGICKAL MERCHANT COSMIC COWBOY JEWELRY - Announcing Hosts: Rockette Fox 7 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - Saturday 7/11 (cont.) Time Land of the Marie Middle Morgan Le Tituba's Fae Fairy Laveau's Earth Earth Fay's Water Mystic Realm Realm Underworld Realm Realm Realm 9:30 pm Mirror, Mirror Altars of the How to Un- Beyond Ban- Your Gods, My on the wall: Dead leash Your Su- ishing: Psycho- Gods, Our How to use perHuman spiritually Gods Powers combating mirrors in all Christian Day emotional Elhoim Leafar types magick Goddess triggers. Rhonda E. Massey Rev. Phoenix 10:45 pm BELLADONNA’S BOTANICALS – MERCHANT BELLADONNA'S BOTANICALS - Announcing Host: Naomi Stella 11:00 pm THE GREEN WITCH – MAGICKAL MERCHANT THE GREEN WITCH - Announcing Hosts: Ilsa Ambika Ryan 11:15 pm DARK MOON SPIRIT – LIVE STREAMING PERFORMANCE DARK MOON SPIRIT -LIVE PERFORMANCE - Emcee / Hosts: Louisa Blackthorn 8 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - Sunday, 7/12 Time Land of the Marie Middle Morgan Le Tituba's Fae Fairy Laveau's Earth Earth Fay's Water Mystic Realm Realm Underworld Realm Realm Realm 12:00 pm BY AMILLIA – MAGICKAL MERCHANT BY AMILLIA - MAGICKAL MERCHANT Announced Hosts: Astrea Taylor 12:15 pm THE CROOKED BROOMSTICK – MAGICKAL MERCHANT THE CROOKED BROOMSTICK - Announcing Hosts: Meg Rosy 12:30 pm Tea Time With The Morrigan: 2020 Vision: Nature – En- Celtic Water The Cabot Tra- Celtic Goddess Waking the joyment And Magic dition of Magick and World!! Enchantment Might Annwyn Ava- Alexander Oberon Zell Teresa Dell- lon Cabot Courtney We- bridge ber 1:45 pm MOON GODDESS CANDLES – MAGICKAL MERCHANT MOON GODDESS CANDLES - Announcing Hosts: Annette Muller 2:00 pm Making a The Magickal Weave The Be the Spell – Working with Small Succu- Art of Woven Liminal- Craft- How to Em- La Santa lent for Chil- Candles ing Authentic body & Project Muerte dren Witchcraft Spells to Get Kenya Coviak What You Sansista Jen- Maria Christi- Laura Tempest Want nifer Medway na Platero Zakroff Goddess Rhonda 3:15 pm PHOENIX & LOTUS – MAGICKAL MERCHANT PHOENIX & LOTUS - Announcing Hosts: Louisa Blackthorn 3:30 pm VIOLETTE MODE – MAGICKAL MERCHANTS VIOLETTE MODE - Announcing Hosts: Annette Muller 9 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - Sunday, 7/12 (cont.) Time Land of the Marie Middle Morgan Le Tituba's Fae Fairy Laveau's Earth Earth Fay's Water Mystic Realm Realm Underworld Realm Realm Realm 3:45 pm Domination & Introducing The Gods of The Enchant- Controlling The Witches’ Witchcraft ed Candle Workshop: Magicks Wisdom Tarot Brian Cain Crafting and Casting Mag- Krystal Madi- Phyllis Curott ickal Light son Lady Rhea 5:00 pm INKUBUS SUKKUBUS – LIVE STREAMING PERFORMANCE LIVE PERFORMANCE BY INKUBUS SUKKUBUS - Announcing Host: Meg Rosy 5:30 pm Spiritual Tradi- Tarot Triple Rattle, Drum, The American Laying Tricks tions of Sibe- Threat: The Bell, and Bowl Haunting and Destroy- ria, Mongolia, Three Ways to ing Enemies and other Read a Tarot Silver Raven- J.
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