The public is invited to an open Yule (Winter Solstice) celebration at the Ardantane campus, on Saturday December 17 at 6:30 pm. The specific theme changes from year to year, but always includes recognizing the longest night of the year, and the rebirth of the sun as the days grow longer. Past themes have […]
The members of the Ardantane Circle meet every two months via Zoom to make decisions about the curriculum and the campus. Come join us to help us plan for Ardantane’s future.
These everyday objects have a history dating back thousands of years, and deep layers of spiritual meaning. Learn the symbolism of keys, the goddesses and gods for whom keys are sacred, and how to do spellwork with keys. Explore collecting keys, and see examples from around the world and throughout history from Amber’s collection. Amber […]
Granny Tippy, an ancient wise woman from England, shares stories, lore, and legends of the old ways. Gather ‘round the hearthfire and hear tales of the Wild Hunt, the Fair Folk, witch’s ladders and sabbat coins, the Man in Black and the Dancer, besoms and stangs, Greybeard Jugs and the Dorset Ooser, and much more. […]
What historical event would you have loved to witness in person? For Rowan, it is the Salem Witch trials. She shares the basic facts, then delvers into the latest theories and research on what actually happened at Salem. Come join us to learn more about the most studied event in colonial American history. Rowan has […]
Join the authors of Candlemas: Feast of Flames, for ancient festivals of the season, stories of the goddess and saint Brigid, hearthfire magick, customs and rituals special to Brigid, a late-winter guided meditation, and holy day treats for feasting. Usher the winter out with joyous celebration, welcome the coming spring! Azrael Arynn K is a […]
Carl Jung said much about death and dying, in this seminar we will consider his assertion that every person “ought to have a myth about death, for reason shows nothing but the dark pit into which he is descending.” What is a myth about death? Do we acquire it? Create it? Why? How? What does death look […]
Saturday, February 4, 6:30-8:30 pm, at the Ardantane Campus. Free. Join us as we mark the first signs of Spring and honor the Celtic goddess Brigit, lady of inspiration and poetry, healing, and smithcraft. There will will songs, stories, fellowship and feasting. Bring a potluck dish or beverage, and wear red and white if you […]
Welcome to an overview of the Celtic pantheon, presented by Lora Jackson Legare, who has done many classes on the individual deities in previous years. Tonight’s class is an overview of the Celtic gods and goddesses, how their stories intersect and more. Join Lora Jackson Legare in her exploration of this hero of the ancient […]
This coming Saturday, February 11, you are invited to come to a work party at Ardantane... and earn, or re-earn, the noble designation of "Ardantane Blessed Beaver." We will gather about 9:00 am, and work until 3 or 4, whenever we reach a logical stopping place. The weather forecast for Saturday is a pleasant high […]
We have grappled with the concept of ‘spirituality.’ In this seminar we take on the concept of ‘P/pagan.’ What does the word mean to you? How do you define or explain being Pagan, or a Pagan? Is Pagan only one of the collection of modern, mostly Western European practices and belief systems included in a […]
Our Board meetings in 2023 will all be held on Zoom. Please contact amberk1@ardantane.org or call 505-469-7777 for an invitation via email. The members of the Ardantane Circle (the Board, staff, faculty, students, and anyone else interested in steering Ardantane’s boat) meet every two months to make decisions about the curriculum and the campus. Come […]
