Thursday
12pm Gaia’s Garden. Daylina “Day” Miller. Creating Magickal Sigils to Wear. Sigils are inscribed symbols believed to have magical properties. They’re one of the more accessible approaches to magic, only requiring a writing utensil and something to write on. In this sigil workshop, Daylina Miller (they/them) will lead you through several approaches to sigil creation, introduce theories about why sigils work, and provide you with various tips and tricks to help you through artistic blocks. The group will co-create a Summer Magick Fest 2026 sigil, and you will have the opportunity to put your own personal sigil onto a button you can wear through the convention!
12pm Greenman’s Grove. Rev. Stephen Guenther. The Kuan Yin Experience. Join Stephen for a brief workshop about the Goddess Kuan Yin followed by a meditation. Her message to you will encourage the release of fear and self-doubt and replace that with an embrace of love, self-love and grace. Learn to be gentle with yourself and see yourself as the God and Goddess see you. You are full of potential and possibility. Rev. Stephen Guenther is the High Priest of The Fellowship of Avalon – ATC, in Memphis, TN. The Fellowship of Avalon has a practice of supporting various food banks in their area as well as a Pagan prison ministry.
2pm Gaia’s Garden. Amber Rae Malott. Prehistoric Art Watercolor Exploration. Amber was inspired to create this workshop after hearing a lot of people say they wish they could do art or could even just draw a stick figure. Cave art is simple, beautiful and great for a beginner. All humans have the ability to create works of art which can create a sense of safety, because in prehistory for humans art was survival- to track the seasons, to show what we have seen, to build community but also to celebrate the spiritual. Art also offers introspection, learning about and trusting oneself. This is a workshop about letting go of the fear of creating ‘bad’ art and tapping into the human nature of being creative. You will be provided with natural pigment and genuine gemstone watercolor paints to use on a paper-clay tablet made to look like stone. Limited to the first 20 participants, at no cost.
2pm Greenman’s Grove. Angela Raincatcher. Wisdom of the Animals Ritual. What can we learn from settling into watchful stillness, and listening to the voices of the animal spirits that live in our ecosystems? What wisdom can we glean from the smallest and most unlikely of creatures? In a world increasingly paved and tamed, humans have to go out of their way to establish relationships with non-human life and ways of being. In this eclectic shamanistic ritual, we will journey to connect with potential animal spirit allies, and bring back their messages to our human community. Angela Raincatcher is a spirit-led visual artist living and working in the Washington-Baltimore metropolitan area. Consciously pagan since the late 1980s and a priestess and community organizer since the early 2000s, Angela is currently is the dean of students for Reflections Mystery School, head of the Artists’ Guild in the Order of Elemental Mysteries, the creator of the North American Animal Wisdom Oracle and The Well of Mimir oracle deck, and the host of the Polytheism Today podcast.
4pm Gaia’s Garden. Christopher Penczak. The Magick of the Watcher Stars. The four royal stars of Persia are known as the watcher stars, and have long been associated with myth, magick, and Witchcraft. Associated with the seasons, the elements, and the mysteries of the fixed signs, as well as the angels known as the Grigori, they are powerful allies in our magick. Often called as quarter guardians to our rites, the watcher stars can be communed with as spirits, visited as realms, and called upon for aid in magick. Each has a deeper initiatory mystery to guide us in our lives.
7pm Temple Room. Opening Ritual presented by Summer Magick Festival organizers with the Mt Shasta Goddess Temple Priestesses.
730pm Magickal Marketplace. Meet -n-Greet. Mix & mingle with Summer Magick Fest headliners, presenters and coordinators while enjoying a complimentary desserts and a cash bar.
730pm Magickal Marketplace. Meet the Artists of Fiber Magick and join Opal & Cat as they demonstrate ‘Plarn Trashion’.
9pm Temple Room. Rowan Vijayeswaridas. Accept Our Homage and the Incense Bless: Material, Symbolic, Esoteric Offerings to Hekate. The practice of giving to our deities is a beautiful, foundational element of polytheist ritual. When approached with intention and contemplative care, each item offered becomes a crossroads of meaning where action, devotion, and theology converge. This workshop invites participants to explore the art of making offerings to the goddess Hekate as a gateway through which profoundly transformative insight and development may be cultivated. Through the lens of three of her epithets, various substances will be examined on material, symbolic, and esoteric levels. Drawing on ancient theurgy, contemporary traditions, and personal experience, Rowan offers a practical and adaptable framework for developing a meaningful corpus of personal offerings to foster an evolving, reciprocal bond with the goddess. Rowan’s love for the goddess Hekate took root in his teenage years and has since blossomed into a mystical theology centered on her worship. Informed by historical sources and contemporary polytheist and animist practice, his work emphasizes devotion as a living, reciprocal relationship expressed through both the sacred and mundane.
Friday
9am Gaia’s Garden. Debra Burris. Weather Magic for Abundance, Protection and More. This ain’t your grannies weather magic! Except, yes it kind of is! We will talk about different ways we can use weather magic in our energy work. Of course the most common way is protection magic but what else can we use weather magic for? Once you understand a bit of science about weather it opens up a treasure trove of possibilities for what weather can add to our energy work. Debra Burris is a witch of many hats: Professor of physics and astronomy; author of Weather Magic: Witchery, Science, Lore, an elder in the Georgian tradition of witchcraft, bone artist and life long farmgal. She revels in weaving all those threads together in her personal practice and loves to draw connections between science and magic.
9am Greenman’s Grove. Stephanie & Scott Brown. Shamanic Journeying to Connect with your Totems. Within the magickal tradition of Modern Totemism, the nine animal totems we each carry within us are our connection to the foundational aspects of magick. And yet, it can be challenging to connect with our totems, especially in the beginning. How can we learn what our totems are and how can we bring them forward? One method is Shamanic Journeying, a type of active meditation ritual that helps one access the spiritual worlds both within and without. Join Stephanie Brown, co-creator of Modern Totemism and the author of the 2019 book The Modern Totemist, and learn how to Shamanic Journey. You will be guided through a basic Shamanic Journey ritual to bring one of your totem animals forward. We will also discuss Shamanic Journeying as part of neo-Shamanism and Core-Shamanism to give participants the basic knowledge they need to begin incorporating Shamanic Journeying into their spiritual practice.
9am Temple Room. Rayna & Canu. Crossing the Hedge: a New Faery Seership Course. Immerse yourself in the Otherworld with the House of Brigh Faery Seership Institute. This workshop is an introduction to a new one year program to begin in early 2027, taught by some of the senior seers in the House of Brigh. The immersion introduces you to the basic concepts, core practices and Vision Keys of the Tree of Enchantment—a core teaching glyph of the Faery Seership tradition. Rooted in the teachings of British Traditional Witch and Faery Seer, Orion Foxwood, and his Faery wife, Brigh, and their cocreated texts, “The Faery Teachings“ and “The Tree of Enchantment“, the course will deepen your inquiry into the Faery Faith, and ground you in a living Faery tradition. This workshop will provide a brief introduction to the Faery Faith, explain how Faery Seership fits within this living history, and introduce the Crossing the Hedge course.
1030am Temple Room. Sekhmet Devotional.
1030am Magickal Marketplace. Book Signing: Opal Luna & Stephanie and Scott Brown.
1030am Magickal Marketplace. Meet the Artist at Om My Goddess and join Celora as she makes a Chakra Selenite Wand. (20 minute demonstration)
11am Temple Room. Ayanna Nyktos. The Isis Current: Igniting the Divine Spark. A Transformative Ritual Dance Journey. In ancient Egypt, movement, breath, and chant were sacred technologies used by priestesses of Isis to awaken magic, embodiment, and divine inspiration. This immersive workshop weaves ancient Egyptian devotional text, historically attested epithets of Isis, rhythmic chanting, visualization, and somatic ritual movement to ignite the creative spark within and reclaim the body as an instrument of magic, inspiration, and ancient remembrance. Together, we will travel through seven archetypal gateways corresponding to the chakras, each shaped by an authentic aspect of Isis as She was worshiped across Egypt and the Mediterranean world. This is not choreography to memorize— but a carefully held ritual container where participants are invited to move from intuition, breath, and the awakened current of the Goddess herself. No prior dance experience required. Please come dressed to move and express freely. Those with mobility limitations are welcome to participate seated or witness in sacred presence. Teens ages 14+ are welcome with maturity and parent presence.
11am Greenman’s Grove. Kirk White. Freemasonry & the Golden Dawn: Old Men’s Mysteries for Modern People. This class is an exploration of the history, activities and practices of these two ceremonial groups. We will debunk myths, give away “secrets”, talk about magick, and explain how these groups can be used to transform one’s self and one’s world. Come with your questions about how Freemasonry influenced the development of British Traditional Wicca. Kirk is Deputy Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Vermont and Imperator/Hierophant of the Beth-El Temple in Vermont.
1230pm Temple Room. Gaia Devotional.
1230pm Magickal Marketplace. Book Signing: Aerik Arkadian & JD Lafontant.
130pm Magickal Marketplace. Meet the Artist at Spidersong Flutes and join Spiderr as he shows how easy it is to play the native styled flute. (20 minute demonstration)
2pm Gaia’s Garden. Kara Williams. Sacred Sexuality Modern Wiccan Practice. Sacred Sexuality is interwoven in Wiccan faith. This workshop will cover an introduction to the topic and several ritual practices that are commonly used in Wicca and other pagan faiths. The workshop will end with some energy exercises that are designed to connect students with their own sexual energy and a discussion of how to utilize this concept in your personal practice. This class is not suitable for anyone under 18 due to the explicit topics and subject matter. Kara teaches Introduction to Sacred Sexuality at Woolston-Steen Theological Seminary.
2pm Temple Room. Yeshe Meryemana Matthews. The Holy Light of Heaven. A ritual to summon enlightened radiance, honoring the Goddess Theia-Sophia. Theia was one of the 12 original Titans and mother of Helios, Selene, and Eos. She is associated with divine luminosity, precious gems and crystals, and spiritual epiphany. Theia had no major temples, but she was honored in poetic, philosophical, and Orphic traditions. Her presence was cosmological and elemental rather than mythological. Her worship might have been more esoteric, tied to early theogonies and mystery cults concerned with divine light and the soul’s ascent. In later Neoplatonic and esoteric traditions, Theia’s light became a metaphor for divine intelligence or the soul’s illumination. She is sometimes seen as an emanation of Sophia, the Nous spark that enables perception and understanding. Together, we will lift the name of Theia-Sophia and light up the world with our love.
330pm Temple Room. Brigid Devotional.
330pm Magickal Marketplace. Meet the Artist at Stories of the Bones and join Debra as she demonstrates how to make art with bones. (20 minute demonstration)
4pm Gaia’s Garden. Jean-Daniel Lafontant. M’Houm: A Vodou Esoteric Theory on The Human. M’Houm is a concept developed by Lafontant that situates human beings as inseparable from the universe. In this introduction to the fundamentals of Vodou, one embarks on a journey of self-discovery and understanding — recognizing that, as Vodou-vi (Children of Vodou), we are born equipped to respond to the challenges of our contemporary world. This work bridges traditional Vodou metaphysics with the needs of modern existence. Through a hybrid workshop format that integrates ritual practice, participants are invited to explore the multiple dimensions of human being — beyond body, soul, and spirit — and to engage with foundational Vodou practices that foster balance, connection, and resilience amid the spiritual and psychological fragmentation of modern life. To be human, Lafontant reminds us, is to be a bridge between the visible and the invisible, between ancestors and descendants, between the material and the sacred. There will be plenty of time for questions and answers. Lafontant is a leading voice for Haitian Vodou in the United States, who travels between Haiti, Miami, and New York educating others about the healing energy of Vodou
4pm Greenman’s Grove. Aerik Arkadian. Reading the Runes: From Philology to Practical Magick. The Elder Futhark runes most likely began as a simple writing system—yet today they function as powerful tools for divination and magick. How did that transformation occur? In this workshop, we’ll explore how rune meanings emerge from their linguistic roots, cultural context, and mythic symbolism. By grounding our understanding in the language itself, we’ll see how divinatory interpretations arise naturally rather than arbitrarily. From there, we’ll move into practical application: interpreting rune casts with clarity and integrating runes into magickal practice through inscription, vocalization, and intentional design. Aerik Arkadian is a witch, high priest, host of “Music, Myth, and Magick” and author of the book, Fluid Condensers: Unlocking the Mysteries of Gold, Alchemy, and Magick. You can find him online at www.AerikArkadian.com.
7pm Gaia’s Garden. Auction. Our auction is hosted by the hysterical and outlandish fun-guy, Eric Goodrich
830pm Temple Room. Movie: Rocky Horror Picture Show with live Actors. ‘It’s just a jump to the left!’ Friday night is going to be a little crazy with a full-blown Rocky Horror Picture Show screening and costume party! ‘We would like, if we may, to take you on a strange journey.’ Watch the iconic film together with your Summer Magick Fest besties and use the props we provide for the full Rocky Horror experience complete with shadowcast performers from Atlanta. Virgins are welcome and can expect to be treated ‘well.’ Join our costume contest with your favorite fishnet stockings and get ready to dance the night away in‘a night of science fiction, double feature!’ Rocky Horror is not a family affair, by any stretch of the imagination–18+ only please.
1030pm Greenman’s Grove. Priestess Shaylee Ayele. Dark Moon Hekate Devotional. Summer Magick Fest 2026 takes place in the days leading up to the new moon, a time of cleansing, a time of preparation. Traditionally during the Dark Moon, on the night before the new moon rose, Hekate’s Deipnon (Supper) was performed. Join us in this traditional offering to honor the Goddess of the Crossroads, Queen of Witches. You need not bring an offering; all will be provided. Priestess Shaylee Ayele has been a devoted Priestess of Hekate for more than 15 years, she is also a 3rd-degree Georgian High Priestess and a Priestess for the Mount Shasta Goddess Temple. Shaylee is a guidance reader who works with multiple modalities, including tarot and bones, and has written and led rituals, meditations, and workshops at festivals and metaphysical stores. Shaylee can be found on Instagram or Facebook @wytchyreader or at wytchyreader.com.
Saturday
9am Temple Room. Jennifer Martinez. Restorative Yoga with Sound. Restorative yoga is a practice designed to encourage the individual to rest, to let go, and to restore themselves. Our everyday lives are inundated with activity and overstimulated with sensation. This offering will be sequenced with five accessible, restorative yoga poses, encouraging the individual to release overdoing and practice non-doing. Gentle sound will be played to hold space and facilitate relaxation. Please dress comfortably. If you have a yoga mat or any Yoga props, please bring them. Blankets and pillows are also useful props for this practice. Personal eye pillows are a great addition as well. Jennifer completed yoga teacher training in 2018 and her style is flow based to nurture spirit and allows each person to determine what degree of challenge they want for their body.
9am Gaia’s Garden. Kirk White. Lessons in Ritual Triage or “When Good Rituals Go Bad”. This will be an anecdote-filled discussion on what makes a ritual a good one or a bad one. Over the years, the presenter has been to some amazingly powerful rituals, some plain duds, and some downright dangerous ones. We will talk about how each got that way and various techniques to make energy flow, get everyone involved, stir up positive change for people, while keeping everyone safe and sane. We will also explore the contrast between ritual and ritual theater and how the size of your group (10, 100, or 1000 participants) requires different planning.
9am Greenman’s Grove. Gypsey Teague. An Introduction to Norse Cosmology. Have you ever wondered how the Norse worlds began? How they will end? What happened in the middle between the two? Join Gypsey Teague for an adventure into the 9 Norse realms with LEGOS and a cow. Learn about the creation and Ragnarok. Learn why this may not be the end times, or it may be. And who does what to whom? A spirited session of information, thought, and fun, with songs, jokes, and pop culture references thrown in for good measure. Gypsey is the author of Norse Cosmology: A Compendium (2026), and fifty other books including Norse Divination (2021), and The Witches Guide to Wands (2015). With her wife Marla she operates an Agro-educational Icelandic farm in northeast Florida where they teach leather, wood, metal, glass, and fiber working. When time permits they travel to Iceland to research the land and the history. When not writing, she spends her time in the Society for Creative Anachronism where she is known as Baroness Birna Isleifsdottir, Order of the Laurel. Gypsey may be contacted at gypseys@gmail.com.
1030am Temple Room. Isis Devotional.
1030am Magickal Marketplace. Meet the Artist at Fiber Magick and join Karl as he demonstrates how to tie a drum with a pentagram. (20 minute demonstration)
11am Temple Room. Jean-Daniel Lafontant. How to Create your Vodou Altar or “Ogatwa.” In Vodou, the altar — badji or ogatwa — is more than decoration; it is a living space where spirit, memory, and devotion converge. Serving as a bridge between humans and the divine, it may take the form of a humble household corner or an elaborate sacred room. Each object placed upon the altar carries meaning and becomes a channel of energy, reflecting not only the presence of the Lwa but also the lineage and heart of its creator. To create a Vodou altar is an act of remembrance and courage — a gesture that weaves together ancestry, devotion, and destiny. It is not about perfection, but about presence. In this workshop, participants will learn to design and conceive power objects, consecrate, and maintain a personal Vodou altar that honors the spiritual forces guiding them. They will also explore how to align their altar with the spirits they feel closest to, while maintaining balance among all forces. Houngan Lafontant is the founder of Temple Na-Ri-VéH 777, where contemporary works of art cohabitate with ritual objects under the guidance of the Lwa.
11am Gaia’s Garden. Debra Burris and Joseph. Stars of Summer: Science, Mythic Symbolism, and the Self. Starting in the 17th century, astronomy and astrology began to diverge–astronomy becoming firmly part of academic natural sciences and astrology relegated to farmers almanacs, weather forecasting, and agriculture mythos. Today, a 2025 Pew survey finds 30% of Americans use astrology on a regular basis, and the figure is higher among Millennials and Gen Z. We courageously bring these two fields back into dynamic conversation, and suggest profound insights for philosophical and spiritual contemplation. This workshop is co-presented by two members of the Georgian Wicca tradition: Debra holds a PhD in astrophysics, specializing in stellar nucleosynthesis and spectroscopy and is an Elder in the Georgian Tradition of Wicca. Joseph is a consulting astrologer with two decades of experience with Stars By Joseph. He is 2º in the Georgian tradition, and holds ministerial credentials with Covenant of the Goddess (COG). Joseph is a certified Level 1 Professional Astrologer with PAA, certified Spiritual Life coach, and is completing his certification in Hellenistic Astrology with Chris Brennan.
11am Greenman’s Grove. Alexian. Awakening the Magickal Voice. Begin Saturday morning of the festival by gently awakening your body, breath, and voice. In this relaxed and uplifting workshop, Pagan recording artist Alexian will guide participants through simple stretches, breathing techniques, and easy vocal warm-ups designed to open the voice and release tension. Along the way, you’ll explore the ancient magick of sound, vibration, and breath—tools that have been used in spiritual traditions around the world to raise energy, focus intention, and deepen ritual experience. This interactive session will conclude with everyone joining together in chant, learning and singing a beloved Pagan song as a group. You’ll also get a preview of Alexian’s upcoming online music courses for Pagans, where he will be teaching voice, piano, music theory, songwriting, lyric writing, ear training, and home recording techniques. Come wake up your spirit, strengthen your voice, and experience the power of singing together in sacred community.
1230am Temple Room. Aphrodite Devotional.
1230am Magickal Marketplace. Book Signing: Debra Burris & Angela Raincatcher.
130pm Magickal Marketplace. Meet the Artist at The Crystal Mind and join Teketa Shine as she teaches how to communicate with crystals. (20 minute demonstration)
2pm Temple Room. Kara Williams. Demeter’s Well Dance. Dancing to bless a well is an old and sacred rite in many parts of the world. The well was the center of village life and vital to the health and prosperity of the community. This class will teach a modern rendition of this ancient practice. After a brief introduction to the history and ritual use of this type of dance in the Mediterranean world, students will learn Demeter’s Well Choreography, which honors Demeter and was created by Kara for the ATC’s Spring Mysteries Festival in Seattle, WA where the ATC hosts a recreation of the Eleusinian Mysteries each year. Please come to class prepared to dance! Anyone with mobility issues is welcome to come and watch. This class is not suitable for children under 12. Kara teaches Dancing the Divine at Woolston-Steen Theological Seminary.
2pm Greenman’s Grove. Yeshe Meryemana Matthews. The Sun at Her Breast: Magical Mirrors of Antiquity. This workshop explores the copper, brass, and bronze mirrors found among the grave goods of priestesses and ritual specialists across a wide span of ancient cultures. These artifacts appear in burials from Crete and mainland Greece, Anatolia, the Altai, Iron Age Britain, Han-period China, Kofun-era Japan, and ritual graves throughout Mesoamerica. In many of these sites, mirrors were placed at the breast, head, or hands of the deceased, suggesting roles connected to protection, divination, and passage between worlds. We will study the history, metallurgy, and iconography of these mirrors, looking at how they moved through different societies and how priestesses used them as tools of blessing, insight, and sacred self-recognition. We will consider their place in funerary customs, their presence in mythic traditions, and the archaeological findings that reveal the importance of light and reflection in women’s ceremonial lives.
330pm Temple Room. Cernunnos Devotional.
330pm Magickal Marketplace. Book Signing: Gypsey Teague & Amber Rae.
330pm Magickal Marketplace. Meet the Artist at Stories of the Bones and join Joel as he creates a wood wand. (20 minute demonstration)
4pm Temple Room. Emily Guenther. Sigrblòt – Norse Summer Victory Ritual. Sigrblót, meaning “Victory Offering,” is an ancient Norse seasonal rite traditionally held at the start of summer. Rooted in the Ynglinga Saga and associated with the god Óðinn, this ritual was once performed to seek triumph in battle. Today, modern Heathens and spiritual seekers alike gather to honor Sigrblót as a time of transition — marking the halfway point of the year and welcoming the rising energy of the sun. This celebration invites us to reflect on our personal journeys, set intentions for the months ahead, and call in the strength needed to overcome challenges. Whether you’re steeped in Norse tradition or simply curious about seasonal rituals and mythic archetypes, Sigrblót offers a powerful space to explore themes of renewal, empowerment, and victory in your own life. Please bring a drink with you to the ritual as we will be making toasts to the gods throughout.
4pm Greenman’s Grove. Christopher Penczak. Opening the Starry Door to Sirius: Myths, Magick and a Vision of the Lion’s Gate. A modern teaching on the rising of the star Sirius is called the Lion’s Gate, a powerful time in August to align, commune, and manifest. Yet Sirius has lore and traditions dating back to the ancients, with its rise marking the flooding of the Nile, and its association with the great goddess Isis. During the Summer the Earth is bathed in Her light. Explore the modern and traditional views of this time and star, and experience a vision working to connect with the Spirit of Sirius and knock upon the Lion’s Gate.
530pm Temple Room. Queer Deities Devotional.
730pm Temple Room. Main Ritual: ‘Igniting Our Divine Spark’ presented by Summer Magick Festival organizers and headliners.
9pm Greenman’s Grove. Yeshe Matthews, Devanna Sira, and Rowan Vijayeswaridas. The Cave of the Thyiades. Journey back in time and experience the magic and mystery of an exclusive oracular system arising from the ancient soil of Delphi, before the foundation stones of Apollo’s temple were laid. Long ago, Mount Parnassos was the home of three priestess-nymphs who lived and gave oracles in the Corycian cave. These nymphs drew their power from Gaia herself, the original source of Delphi’s oracular lineage, and taught youthful Apollo the arts of prophecy. Over the centuries the sacred oracular office of Delphi passed from the Earth Mother to her daughter Themis, to Apollo, and to Dionysos. This practice honors all the known deities who once presided over the Oracle at Delphi, calling forth their wisdom through a unique system of astragalomancy, the casting of specially engraved and consecrated talus bones. In this session, sit before three veiled priestesses who will give oracles to those seekers who venture to the Cave of the Thyiades.
Sunday
840am Temple Room. Green Tara Devotional.
9am Gaia’s Garden. Rev. Emily Guenther. Flame & Flow: Healing with Solar Goddess Alchemy. Join Rev. Emily for a dynamic, elemental-based workshop exploring the transformative power of fire and water. These two forces — often seen as opposites — hold profound healing potential when brought into balance. Together we will explore how this elemental fusion supports personal renewal, empowerment, and emotional clarity. We’ll also journey through the archetype of the solar goddess using mythology from various traditions. Whether you’re deeply rooted in spiritual practice or simply curious about elemental healing and mythology, this workshop offers an accessible, enriching space to connect, learn, and ignite your own inner light.
9am Greenman’s Grove. Amber Rae Malott. Healing Frequencies Genuine Gemstones Watercolor Class. Amber Rae uses paint made from different ground gemstones in her art. Gemstone watercolors vibrate differently based on your emotions and the gemstone properties. Participants in this workshop will get to choose from hidden palettes based on your own intuition regarding which frequencies resonate the most to you personally. Gemstone paints are much like pulling a Tarot card- the right one will find you. Amber will lead you through a tutorial on how to paint a beautiful starry night sky landscape. Watercolor paper, gemstone paints and step by step instruction sheet to take home will be provided to each participant. Limited to the first 15 artists, at no cost.
1030am Gaia’s Garden. Final Conclave: How to Feed your Creative Spark. Join all the 2026 headliners.
1130am Temple Room. Closing Ritual presented by Summer Magick Festival organizers with the Mt Shasta Goddess Temple Priestesses.