I hope to see you all at Pagan Pride Day in DC!

If you haven’t seen on our Facebook Page, or Twitter account, we are just a little less than 2 weeks away from our event! What can you do in the meantime? 1. Get canned food for our donation! 2. Consider sharing your story. 3. Share our links with a friend/fellow community members  

A new moon is overhead, and the summer months are on top of us with a heat-wave overtaking the area. No time is better then to plan for the 2011 Pagan Pride Day The first meeting will take place on Thursday, June 9th at 7 p.m. at SoHo Tea & Coffee in Dupont (right off [...]

The DC Pagan Pride Day team has a new local coordinator, Laura.  Laura and I met yesterday to transfer twitter account and web site information. I know she’s got some plans to start surveying the local community to help build this year’s event. So, watch out for some new posts here, on our Facebook page, [...]

There was of course that first day when a High Priestess wrote and asked me to visit her at her home. She didn’t know me at all, and when I expressed surprise at her willingness to invite a perfect stranger into her house she wrote back: “Don’t worry. I get a good vibe off your [...]

I have been a student of Reflections Mystery School, located in Washington, DC, for 2 years. During this time, my fellow students have supported me and aided me in a number of ways – mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. My fellow students have always been supportive of me and my path in this life. They have [...]

In 1999, I started a working that grew to become Connect DC.  I had no idea if folks would be interested or whether they would come out for it.  The response was overwhelming.  I felt such pride and gratitude.  This is an excerpt from an article I wrote back then about the experience. “Washington DC [...]

Twenty-five years in the Pagan Community of Washington, DC, and we have seen many a whirlwind.  When I started, Free Spirit Alliance did not exist, Ecumenicon was not even a dream, and I was just beginning to discover my pagan heritage.  I met a man named Oscar Garcia-Vera (Lord Thoth) at Metropolitan Community Church and found [...]

DC Pagan Pride is a little over 2 months away, and we have many of our bases covered for a successful event. This year, we really are striving to keep it simple and fun for everyone, including the organizers. Rather than an all-day festival with vendors–which is very difficult to do in DC proper–and musical [...]