Whatcom Pagans Sabbats

Samhain 2025 – Masquerade beyond the Veil

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Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025 at 5:43pm

The veil between the worlds is thinning, so we’re having a party! Join us as Whatcom Pagans celebrates Samhain in macabre fashion with an almost traditional Halloween party; food, music, activities, much spooky merriment, and something extra. This is a masquerade, so come in costume, or don’t, but it’s encouraged. 

The party starts when the doors open at 5:43pm, which is sunset. You can mill around outside before that if you like. The ritual will start after 6:30pm. Expect the unexpected, but here are some hints:

·         Not just a party, this is also a serious ritual to honor our ancestors and beloved dead, so bring a photo or memento of someone to add to the altar, if you can.   

·         We will have a Jack-o-Lantern contest, so bring your best pre-carved pumpkin to be judged.

·         There will also be a costume contest, so wear a costume and/or mask if you’d like. 

·         Come prepared for the weather. There will be a point where you might want to go outside in the darkening woods. Bring a warm layer and shoes if you think you might need them.

This event is a potluck, as usual, so bring something to share if you can. Please label all ingredients in each dish. We ask for a $10 donation per person, but no one is ever turned away for lack of funds. We will also be collecting for the Food Bank, so bring any non-perishable, non-expired food items you would like to donate. There will be a Magical Move-along table, so if you have any Pagan related items you would like to give away, please bring them.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Alban Elfed – The Feast of the Autumn Equinox Sept 20th

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A Cornucopia filled with fruits and vegetables lies upon a table with a lantern decorated with stars.

Alban Elfed – The Feast of the Autumn Equinox

Alban Elfed, the Druids Thanksgiving. Join us for a special celebration as we take a break from our work during this busy harvest season and gather to share and enjoy the bounty of our lives. 

Gather at the CSL, 5pm. Please bring your dinner ware, a side dish or desert, as well as your thanks giving for the year. Whatcom Pagans will provide the main courses. The Flower Queen and the Green King will usher in the ritual feast at 6pm. Festivities continue afterwards with an Equinox drum circle. Come and enjoy the harvest!

This is the start of the giving season so please bring a bag of groceries for the Food Bank if you can!

$10 suggested donation.

Saturday, September 20th, 5-10pm at the Center for Spiritual Living, 2224 Yew Street Road, Bellingham, Washington 98229

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Lammas August 1-3 2025

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Lammas, August 1st -3rd Lammas is the first harvest festival of the year and is celebrated by much feasting on all things made of grain. It is also a time of much merry-making as the first grains of the season are collected, from the fields. For Lammas 2025 there will be the main ritual, women’s ritual Friday evening and we will have crafts and workshops for everyone to participate in. Not sure we will have games this year, but stay tuned for that. There will also be building the Bread Goddess, lounging in the river, and drumming and chanting. It is primitive camping, so come prepared for hot or cold weather. Bring bread for the bread goddess along with food and drink for the bread and beer feast. For further information and directions to Lammas DM Elaine or email at jezanna@gmail.com. Cost is $55 for the weekend.

Whatcom Pagans Sabbats

Whatcom Pagans Midsummer June 21st

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Hello Whatcom Pagans, Summer has come and the Sun is hopefully shining. Come Join us for our Celebration of Midsummer on June 21st at the Center for Spiritual Living. Our ritual will be celebrating the Journey of Ra, the battle between chaos and order, and the daily triumph of sacred balance. Doors open at 4:00pm with the ritual at 5:00pm and the potluck following.This Ritual will be outside, weather permitting, and we will be moving around so bring chairs if you need or want them. 

Please bring your non-perishable food donations for the food bank, as well as a donation of $10 for the use of the CSL (though no one is turned away for lack of funds.) We ask that people bring their own utensils and plates. There will be a magical move-along table so feel free to bring things you wish to give.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Thank you all so much,

Robin

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Whatcom Pagans Beltane May 3

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Beltane 2025

Please join Whatcom Pagans at the Center for Spiritual Living on May 3, 2025 for our Beltane celebration. Doors at 3:00, with ritual at 4:00.

Ritual will be held in the upper outdoor area, followed by a celebratory procession down to the lower field and dancing the maypole. Come wearing your festive garb and flowers in your hair, if you feel so moved. We will have an outdoor potluck afterward. Please bring a dish to share and labeled with any allergen ingredients. This will be outdoors, so be sure to bring chairs or blankets to sit on. 

We will be collecting donations for the Bellingham Food bank so please bring non-perishable donations that are well before their expiration. We also encourage a $10 donation to the CSL, but no one is ever turned away for lack of funds.

A Magical Move Along Table will be available for anyone that would like to bring items to pass along to the community. Please plan to take home any of your items that were not claimed. 

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Ostara Whatcom Pagans March 22

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Please join Whatcom Pagans at the Center for Spiritual Living on March 22 for Ostara.
Doors at 5pm, with ritual at 5:30pm.

This Spring Equinox event will not be serious in any way shape or form.
We will be doing Ostara.. the Persephone and Hades Story…But Different. (BTW, Schuler made us do it.)
At this event we will reach for hope, joy and find our balance, much like the sun. So come ready to relax, laugh and enjoy.

The Potluck will start after the ritual around 6:30 PM.
We will be collecting donations for the Bellingham Food bank so please bring non-perishable donations that are well before their expiration. We also encourage a $10 donation to the CSL, the money donated goes to rental of the space. No one is ever turned away for lack of funds.
We look forward to seeing you there!