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Wyoming Valley CUUPS will hold an opening ceremony at 11am. 
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We are ​an open, affirming and inclusive Earth-Centered Community based in the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area. ​We offer open public rituals, meditations, celebrations and gatherings grounded in Witchcraft and Pagan practices.
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Grove of the Ancient River coven is an American Traditional Witchcraft coven that's members place an emphasis on personal growth and sharing knowledge. 
Grove of the Ancient River Coven will hold a closing ceremony at 5:00pm​
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Kirby Park Festival Map

​160 Market St,
​Wilkes-Barre, PA 18704

DON'T FOR GET TO CHECK OUT THE BAND

​THE FIELD OF EMBERS PLAYING AT 2:30PM AT PAVILLION #2

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Pavillion One at 3:30PM

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Introduction to Shamanism within the United States

Join Rev. Monika Kojote in an introduction to Modern Shamanism within the United States. We will begin with a discussion of the Ancestors, learn how to connect with our own ancestors and Spirits of Place, touch on the topic of cultural appropriation versus cultural exchange, and then learn the basic shamanic journeying techniques that support all further meditation work. Come join us to share stories and connect with the Otherworlds!

Rev. MonikaKojote
​(she/her)

Rev. Monika Kojote is a Druid shaman serving the North American & international communities for over 15 years. Monika uses she/her pronouns and is a member of the LGBTQIA+  community and the hearing-impaired community (ASL-inclusive). In her practice, she works consistently to create safe & sacred space for all marginalized and disabled populations. Her education & experience ensure that she is a trauma-informed clergy person and healer. Although she is based in the Appalachian region of Maryland, her in-person services and workshops span the East Coast & Mid-Atlantic regions. Monika uses the term “shaman” as a job title, describing healing that occurs in ethical relationship with Spirits. Her ancestry and personal spirituality reflect the practices of the Indo-Europeans; she follows a Druid path. For more information, please reach out to her at kojoteandkroh.com, aaaoooooo!

Weave The Liminal: Crafting Authentic Witchcraft

In this workshop we will explore what it means to be an authentic Witch while also dispelling common myths and misconceptions that can cause confusion and impede your path. Discover a dynamic system that centers around the key elements that can be essential for crafting an effective practice that works for you.

Laura Tempest Zakroff (she/they)

Laura Tempest Zakroff (she/they) is a professional artist, author, performer, and Modern Traditional Witch based in New England. She holds a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and her artwork has received awards and honors worldwide. Her work embodies myth and the esoteric through her drawings and paintings, jewelry, talismans, and other designs. Laura is the author of several bestselling Llewellyn books including Weave the Liminal, Sigil Witchery, Visual Alchemy, and Anatomy of a Witch, as well as the artist and author of the Sigil Witchery Oracle, Anatomy of a Witch Oracle, The Liminal Spirits Oracle. Laura edited The New Aradia: A Witch’s Handbook to Magical Resistance, The Gorgon's Guide to Magical Resistance, and Serpents of Circe: A Manual to Magical Resilience from Revelore Press. Laura is the creative force behind several community events and teaches workshops online and worldwide.
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Pavillion One at 1:30 PM

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​Heathens Against Hate in Hostile Times

presented by 
The Heathens Against Hate Team


In perilous times, what does one do to protect oneself and one's community? Hávamál 127 tells us to confront evil and injustice rather than to remain passive. This verse has led to Declaration 127, which has become a cornerstone document of inclusive Heathenry. Today, we will discuss Declaration 127's influence on Heathen organizations and work to expand the network of inclusive Heathens and Pagans throughout our commonwealth.

Pavillion Three at 11:30 AM


Frith in Volatile Times: Heathens, Animists, and the Sacred Duty

presented by Stacey Lynne Stewart and Robert L. Schreiwer

In a world where individuals are made to bear the burden of climate change and to fight against mega corporations (and the wave of destruction they leave behind them), throwing our cans in a recycling bin feels like crying into the ocean. In this workshop, we will discuss how Urglaawer interpret the "Sacred Duty" of our faith, and will discuss options for honoring the Sacred Duty when we are financially strapped, mobility-challenged, pressed for time, or at risk of losing our "unalienable" rights. We will also talk about how many Heathens and Pagans approach things like inclusivity, sovereignty of self, sustainability, accessibility, and especially human rights in these volatile times. Everyone can gain (and share!) some perspective on how seemingly useless gestures can be meaningful and spiritually rewarding.

Vibrations & Healing: A Sound Bath and Crystal Energy Experience

Step into a sanctuary of serenity and healing in this immersive Sound Bath & Crystal Energy Workshop. Designed for all levels, this unique experience blends the restorative power of sound with the subtle energies of crystals to elevate your wellness practice.

What to Expect:

Full Sound Bath Session:

Be enveloped in the soothing tones of crystal singing bowls, ocean drum, harmonic flute, and other vibrational instruments. These sounds are carefully tuned to align with your chakras, promote deep relaxation, and clear energetic blockages.

Crystal Energy Integration:
Learn how specific crystals resonate with different sound frequencies and energy centers in the body. Discover how incorporating crystals into your sound or Reiki practice can deepen meditation, enhance energetic flow, and amplify healing.

Take-Home Gift:
Each participant will get to choose a free Reiki blessed and infused crystal to hold during the session to enhance healing. Take your new crystal home with you to continue the healing benefits of the Reiki Sound Healing session.


Come as you are, leave recharged and aligned. Crystals are provided—just bring a yoga mat, a blanket, and an open heart.
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Evergreen Hearts
Holistic Healing /Trippie Hippies


​with Kris and Fina Geary

11:30AM at Pavillion One

Who Should Attend:
Sound healers, Reiki practitioners, or energy workers seeking to expand their toolkit. Beginners curious about sound baths, crystals, or energetic healing. Anyone interested in deep relaxation, inner balance, and energy alignment.

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J​oin WVCUUPS for a Lammas (Lúnasa) ritual held as part of the NEPA Pagan Pride Day Festival—a day dedicated to connection, education, and celebration across Pagan paths.

Lammas marks the first harvest, a time to pause and honor what has ripened in our lives. In this ritual, we’ll gather as a community to express gratitude, reflect on our personal and collective journeys, and offer intention for the season ahead.
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This ritual is open to all, regardless of path or experience level. You are welcome to bring a small offering for the altar—bread, fruit, herbs, or something handmade—but your presence is more than enough.
Let’s celebrate what we’ve grown—together.

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