Pagan Pride Day events are occurring all across Florida starting in September and running through October. EMLC members will be attending as many as we can. Here is a listing of all the PPD events we know of, and the information you’ll need to attend. Read More
Come meet members of EMLC at Pagan Pride Day events around Florida and Georgia! We’ve got your list of PPD events from coast to coast (well, FL coasts). Meet some EMLC’ers and other Pagans. Ask us any questions you have about membership. Get involved today! Read More
It may only be the middle of Summer, but we’re updating the information for Pagan Pride Day (PPD) events around Florida. Are you looking to participate in Pagan Pride Day events in your area, but aren’t sure when or where they might be? Or are you planning to attend a PPD event and want to know if members of EMLC will be there so that you can meet us and see if you want to join our Local Council (here’s Read More
It may only be the middle of Summer, but we’re updating the information for Pagan Pride Day (PPD) events around Florida. Are you looking to participate in Pagan Pride Day events in your area, but aren’t sure when or where they might be? Or are you planning to attend a PPD event and want to know if members of EMLC will be there so that you can meet us and see if you want to join our Local Council (here’s Read More
Are you looking to participate in Pagan Pride Day events in your area, but aren’t sure when or where they might be? Will you be attending a PPD event and want to know if members of EMLC will be there so that you can meet us and see if you want to join our Local Council (here’s a hint – you absolutely do!)? We will be keeping this page up to date with PPD events around Florida, and noting which Read More
So, we took the plunge and went to Pantheacon, annual Pagan gathering that takes place in the Bay Area of California at the San Jose Doubletree. It occurs annually over the President’s day holiday and is easily one of the largest American Pagan gatherings. It pulls people from as far away as Europe and Australia. The conference is sponsored by Ancient Ways (a metaphysical supply store in Oakland) and proved to be very well organized. Now in its 21st year, Read More
So, we took the plunge and went to Pantheacon, annual Pagan gathering that takes place in the Bay Area of California at the San Jose Doubletree. It occurs annually over the President’s day holiday and is easily one of the largest American Pagan gatherings. It pulls people from as far away as Europe and Australia. The conference is sponsored by Ancient Ways (a metaphysical supply store in Oakland) and proved to be very well organized. Now in its 21st year, Read More
Equinox in the Oaks is a new Earth-centered, ethically-focused, family-affirming Pagan festival starting at the Spring Equinox of 2015. This festival will be held March 12-14, 2015 in beautiful Volusia County. Organized by several members of Everglades Moon LC, and other CoG members, this 3-day festival will definitely be one to add to your “cannot miss” list! Head over to the Equinox in the Oaks planning site to stay in the know about this upcoming event. Be sure to like them on Read More
The first Pagan Pride Day on the Treasure Coast took place Saturday, September 13, 2014 in Fort Pierce, FL. Clouds loomed early in the day during setup, but that didn’t dampen the spirits of the staff volunteers or their organizer, Kathy Lezon. “I was confident we would have a great event, rain or shine, but I’m grateful that Mother Nature granted us bright sun and constant breeze,” said Lezon after the event. 125 people came and enjoyed the beautiful scenery Read More
It’s Pagan Pride Day season, and members of Everglades Moon Local Council are ready to represent! It seems that each year, there’s new Pagan Pride Days (PPD) for EMLC’ers to attend, and members are always happy to man a table, chat with other pagans and witches, and just have a fun time. These events tend to include good food, reconnection with old friends, introductions of new friends, amazing vendors, community building rituals, and more. Here’s a break-down of the PPD Read More
