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• Public Seasonal Rituals: Lammas

• Retreat to the Woods Laborl Day Weekend
• "Your Pagan Path"  Sharing Our Journeys

• Pagan Pride Days October 3 & 4 2009 at Sabatthani
  
• How to Publicize Your Event Here
  
  

Listings of non-commercial (free or low cost) events are provided as a free service to the Minnesota Pagan community. We appreciate your publicizing this site in return. Graphic/html pages are available to Pagan non-profits for a nominal fee or barter or banner exchange. Commercial events and professional services may be included for a modest advertising fee to defray expenses of this service. Click for details.
 

CUUPS-TwinCities invites you to discuss

Your Pagan Path  

This is an informal gathering in which participants share our own journeys and discoveries, where we want to go, how we hope to grow, and the next steps.

Adults, teens, families: learn more about Paganism in a safe and friendly face to face environment. The Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans meets at First Unitarian Society in Minneapolis, 900 Mt. Curve Ave., Mpls.

Bring curious and/or concerned friends and family members and their questions as well as your own. RSVP required. Reserve your place by posting here with "Pagan Path" and the number of guests we should expect. We schedule this program to accomodate different schedules of our guests; when you contact us, please indicate the days/evenings when you can be available. Please also indicate if you need wheelchair accessibility.

Note:  MOST CUUPS events take place at First Unitarian Society,900 Mt. Curve, Mpls 55403 (It's 1 block uphill from the Walker Art Center. ) You'll find it easy to get there from I-94, I-394, & 35W or Bus Routes #4, #6, #12, and #28. Street parking on Groveland or Mt. Curve Ave. and around the park is usually plentiful in the evenings before 7 pm & on Sunday afternoons. All ages are welcome.

Map  Directions

Bus Information: Superior service
Take #4, #6, #12, or #28; exit at Douglas/Hennepin and walk about 2 blocks west.  

Weather notice:
In the event of hazardous driving conditions, CUUPS events will be cancelled. People who have RSVP'd will be notified by email and/or phone of any changes. Check your email for an announcement regarding any schedule changes.

Public Lammas Ritual

Saturday August 2 at 6 p.m.
Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans welcomes you to our Lammas ritual on Sunday, August 2 at 6:00 p.m. at Kenwood Park. NOTE special location. Please visit and bookmark here for full details of our seasonal festivals.

Midsummer Under the Full Moon August 7th-9th
at `Sanctuary,' 62657 430th Street, Franklin, MN 55333, northwest of Mankato
You can view event information such as music line-up and workshop info @ http://grassrootsmarketing.webs.com/index.html

Adults $20 (Day pass is only $10) and ages 10-16 $10!!
Kids 9 and Under get in Free!

We have limited camping space--300 or so guest spots--so it is important to buy early if you are planning on camping!

Midsummer Under the Full Moon is a business debut for Grassroots Marketing, LLC, a multi-purposed promotions and productions company that does everything from flyering to website consultations.

If you are interested in being a VENDOR to do tarot, tea readings, or you have product to sell, you can ALSO buy your vendor spot @ http://grassrootsmarketing.webs.com/index.html
Contact: anne.sweeney42@gmail.com

Annual Peace Festival Celebration at Lake Harriet Bandshell Thursday, Aug. 6-7:30 p.m.

Featuring Barbara McAfee & Kairos DanceTheatre

Come enjoy an exuberant evening of music and dance in celebration of peaceful community! Kairos dancers of all ages will take to the stage with joyous dances that evoke the human family. Barbara's songs will open our common heart and call forth our voices.

All ages are welcome. We'll be inviting your participation in this community of peace through simple songs and dances.

Map to Lake Harriet Bandshell: http://www.minneapolisparks.org/default.asp?PageID=4&parkid=266

For more information: barbara@barbaramcafee.com
Music for Life, PO Box 19662, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55419

This is not a Pagan event, but all are welcome.

Torchlit DRUMMING on Lake Hiawatha 9/5

2+ hours of hand drumming and inspired dance!
Make your own fun! Silky scarves and tiki torches will be provided!
Not a class. Open to participants of all ability levels.
--> Some chairs provided; Bring a chair or blanket to be sure.
--> Dress for the weather. Rain or shine.

LAKE HIAWATHA Recreation Center (behind the center, next to the lake)
2701 44th Street East, Minneapolis, MN
http://www.minneapolisparks.org/default.asp?PageID=88&parkid=184

Questions? Call Timothy Bruce at (612) 245-9155 and leave a message.

We Need Your Financial Support, Too!

As a public awareness and community festival, our local Pagan Pride Day is under mandate to remain free to the public. But putting on a major Pagan festival in a large urban area and publicizing it to solitaries and the general public isn't cheap. Any support you can give will help produce a bigger and better Pagan Pride for 2009. 

Keep checking back to our website for updates.

More info 

If your group's public event isn't listed in this 'zine, here's how you can change that: First, please check for your category in the navigation bar in the left hand column. As our coverage has expanded to include more groups, we've had to divide into several pages in order to speed readers' loading times.

If your group isn't listed, we probably just didn't get the information from your group. 

It's our goal to provide the most complete coverage of public Pagan events in Minnesota. CUUPS provides this as a free service to the Pagan community.  But we can't do it without help!  Please do your part by sending full information.   See submissions_and_policies. We will run items up to 2-3 months in advance, so your guests can plan. 

**There are probably more than a thousand Heathen/Wiccan/Magickal and other Pagan circles in the Twin Cities Metro which meet in private homes. For the safety of everyone in the community,
and on the advice of our attorney, we do not advertise on the Internet events in private homes.