Esbats & Sabbats 2012
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Remember:  To show respect for Mother Earth,
ritual attendees are encouraged to bring their own plates and utensils for potlucks!

Please join us for community!

Quickening Moon & Imbolg -- February 4

Storm Moon -- March 10

Ostara -- March 17

Wind Moon -- April 7

Beltane & Flower Moon -- May 5*  (Click link for location)

Strong Sun Moon -- June 2

Litha/Midsummer -- June 23

Blessing Moon -- July 1

Lughnasadh/Lammas and Corn Moon -- August 4

Blue Moon -- September 1

Mabon -- September 22* (Click link for location)

Harvest Moon -- September 29

Samhain and Blood Moon -- October 28* (Sunday @ Mt. Trashmore)

Mourning Moon -- December 1

Yule -- December 22

Long Night's Moon -- December 29




Generally, the ritual is done first and is then followed by a potluck.

Suggestions for potluck:

Fire signs (Leo, Sagittarius, Aries)--Main dish
Earth signs (Virgo, Capricorn, Taurus)--Side dish
Air signs (Libra, Aquarius, Gemini)--Dessert
Water signs (Scorpio, Pisces, Cancer)--Beverage   

Guidelines For Community Ritual/Ceremonies

  • Be mindful that is a sacred event; therefore, we ask that you arrive on time.

  • If you would like to participate in the potluck meal, please bring food to share.

  • Come as you are or wear your ritual garb.

  • Turn off all cell phones before entering the circle.

  • Remain in the circle once it has been cast.

  • Children are welcome in circle as long as they can help to maintain the ceremonial atmosphere.

  • Unfortunately, we aren't able to offer child care, so we ask that you keep your
minor children with you.

  • NEW:  To honor our Mother Earth, we ask attendees to bring their own plates, cups and utensils.  
    This will reduce waste and minimize costs.  If you forget to them, we will have some
paper plates available.

  • Chant, sing and participate with joy!





Mystic Moon is a place for community.  We are pleased to be able to present an opportunity to
observe and/or participate in an eclectic array of traditions, paths and practices of a positive nature.
It is a great way to experience the "flavors" of Modern American Paganism, as well to spend quality time
with folks of like mind.  If you have never attended a public service before, please feel free to ask
questions, give input or share experiences you've had with other communities.  We are blessed with a
place to be able to offer this service to the community and we welcome any groups, covens or individuals
to volunteer in assisting with these events.  All events at Mystic Moon are open to all respectful seekers--
no matter what their path, faith or belief may be.


Merry Meet, Merry Part and
Merry Meet Again...Blessed Be!
This Month's Events!