We create excuses for community to form. Midwinter Feasting in a magical lantern-lit feasting hall in Western Sydney. Witchcraft in practice.
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Bring a dish….why it matters
Our Midwinter Feast is reciprocity in action. Most events want your money. We want you to bring a dish and show up. You bring your energy, we bring ours, and together we build something that belongs to all of us. You’re welcome to join us.
Is ‘Witchcraft Today’ still relevant?
A vanity review of last week’s Folklore to Fringe Witchcraft Today workshop at the Cauldron of Wellbeing in Western Sydney. If you didn’t attend, you’ll get an idea of what it covered and what you might see next time. Turns out I crammed two workshops into one, and the feedback was still kind enough that I’m writing about it anyway.
Samhain 2026
Ancestors, community connection, and forgotten cheese. Western Sydney Witchcraft as its finest.
Are covens abusive?
The framing of ‘abuse in covens’ as a headline deserves a closer look. It’s not wrong, exactly, but it risks feeding a sensationalist rhetoric the witchcraft scene hasn’t seen since the fictional Satanic Panic of the late 80s.
Western Sydney Witchcraft: What Pagan Fringe Has Planned for 2026
This is a little bit of a remix of an email newsletter I sent out earlier in the week, and a social media update I made, however like tossing up a pizza dough to spin it to impossibly thin proportions to slap it back down, I’m trying to top it off with different ingredients forContinue reading “Western Sydney Witchcraft: What Pagan Fringe Has Planned for 2026”
Beltane, Fire, and Water: mapping the sabbats, seasons and the elements
A blog post exploring the seasonal elements of Beltane and where it sits on The Wheel of the Year. This is a modern invention that we’ve inherited, but does simple date-flipping adequately address elemental and thematic differences relevant to the Southern Hemisphere?
Link in bio
Details of our next workshop which can only be accessed by following a link in this post. Or finding our digital breadcrumbs elsewhere online. Or link in bio. Best if you read the post.
Small changes and intentional witchcraft
Intentional witchcraft means that for some Pagan Fringe events, I need to manage the space I have a little more carefully and start taking bookings to manage numbers. This is about maintaining comfort and accessibility.
A Treasure Trove of Australian Occult History
I visited Sydney Uni today for Sydney Rare Book Week and I got to see a tiny snippet of the new Tillett & French collection which has just been donated and catalogued to the Rare Book Special Collection.