First Harvest Festival of the season

Come Celebrate as the Wheel of the Year turns from late summer to the autumn.

Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh, is a traditional festival celebrated on August 1st, marking the beginning of the harvest season.  Historically, Lammas was a time to give thanks for the first fruits of the harvest and to honor the Celtic god Lugh, who was associated with the sun and agriculture. The festival often included feasting, games, and fairs, where communities would come together to celebrate the bounty of the land. Today, Lammas is still observed to honor the themes of gratitude, abundance, and the cycle of life.

Class Starts promptly at 6PM , The door to the shop will be locked at 5:55 PM for the celebration.  Please come early.  Space is limited so sign up right away!