2024 Cabot Kent Hermetic Temple Witches' Costume Ball Samhain

Name: 2024 Cabot Kent Hermetic Temple Witches' Costume Ball Samhain
Start: 2024-10-26T19:00:00-04:00
Location: Portuguese American War Veterans Post No 1

Schedule

Sat Oct 26 2024 at 07:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

Portuguese American War Veterans Post No 1 | Peabody, MA

Join The Cabot Kent Hermetic Temple as they turn the wheel of the year with the Original Witches Costume Ball Circa 1970
A night of Majick featuring a Cabot Witches' Circle, DJ Addam Bombb, BUFFETT DINNER, CASH BAR, Best Costume Prizes, and Giveaways
Come partake in Mystery, Majick and Dancing. Samhain is the night of the year when the veil between the worlds is at its thinnest, and the Spirits come to celebrate the Witches' New Year.
Dress up to project what you would like to bring into your life for the upcoming year. No green-faced witches or gory costumes. Dress to impress! Be wild, be creative, but most importantly...be POSITIVE in your attire!
For our ONLINE guests you will be able to experience the lights and sounds and majick of the event via live stream in real time through our website starting @7:45PM EST. The website will include a downloadable version of the written ritual along with some Special Designed Book of Shadow Pages featuring Laurie Cabot's original work and other goodies. Be sure to get ready for this night of Samhain Majick as there is no viewing able after the event.
For our IN-PERSON guests will be at the Portuguese American War Vet Hall 103 Tremont St Peabody, MA 01960. The Doors Open at 7pm EST Please note due to the venue, seating is first come, first served.
*****FACEMASKS Suggested*****
Get our tickets at www.ckht.org
We reserve the right to refuse entrance to anyone.
SAMHAIN (October 31st)
Samhain (pronounced sow-en) is no doubt the most important, though least understood, of the ancient Celtic festivals. Unlike its modern counterparts of Halloween or All Hallows’ Eve, The Witch holiday of Samhain has nothing to do with evil practices or horrific, ghoulish costumes.
Samhain is a holiday infused with positive energy with hope for our planet’s future. On every Samhain Eve, the Morrighan, one of triplicity of Celtic Goddesses, celebrates her union with the Dadga, the “good God.” The Morrighan’s role on this night is to reaffirm life in the face of Winter’s impending hardships and struggles. On Samhain night, we wear costumes to “project” what we wish to manifest for ourselves in the coming year. Samhain is a mystical and enchanted night, when the veil is at its thinnest between the worlds, where we may converse once more with our loved ones who have passed on, and where majick can be done to benefit our personal lives as well as our planet. It is also the Witches’ New Year!