A Samhain Afternoon: The Great Potato Fest!
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It’s been a running joke during our Sabbat dinners… we love potatoes, and regardless of how many folks bring them, there are never too many potato dishes at the table!
Join us this Samhain as we celebrate The Great Potato Feast! The Temple will provide salad and a decadent Autumn soup, you bring your best potato dish (if you want to, that is! …As always, we encourage you to do whatever the heck your heart calls you to do, if that means bringing dessert, we would graciously accept that too!)
Also known as the Witch’s New Year, Samhain is the halfway point between the Autumn Equinox and the Winter Solstice. Our ancestors would have been drawing the harvest season to a close and preparing for the coming Winter. Sitting between the worlds of light and dark, there is an auspicious shift in the veil between life and death.
To honor our beloved dead, at our Samhain gathering the living will remember their dead. We will celebrate them Earthside, and ask for their guidance in our journey through the coming shadow season.
We will include a table exclusively set to honor our beloved dead, ancestry, and lineage. Please bring a picture or an item to honor them as well as a story if you feel called!
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PARKING: The Davis-Linden Building enforces a “no parking without a pass.” All guests are asked to park in Guest Parking located on Davis Avenue unless they have ADA needs. Please do not park in the main courtyard as this is reserved for individuals who have accessibility needs and tenants of the Davis-Linden Building. YOUR VEHICLE COULD BE TOWED IF YOU PARK IN THE COURTYARD WITHOUT EXPLICIT PERMISSION, OR WITHOUT A PARKING PASS. Please see the parking instructions here for more details: https://templeoftherebelgoddess.com/temple-location
Join us this Samhain as we celebrate The Great Potato Feast! The Temple will provide salad and a decadent Autumn soup, you bring your best potato dish (if you want to, that is! …As always, we encourage you to do whatever the heck your heart calls you to do, if that means bringing dessert, we would graciously accept that too!)
Also known as the Witch’s New Year, Samhain is the halfway point between the Autumn Equinox and the Winter Solstice. Our ancestors would have been drawing the harvest season to a close and preparing for the coming Winter. Sitting between the worlds of light and dark, there is an auspicious shift in the veil between life and death.
To honor our beloved dead, at our Samhain gathering the living will remember their dead. We will celebrate them Earthside, and ask for their guidance in our journey through the coming shadow season.
We will include a table exclusively set to honor our beloved dead, ancestry, and lineage. Please bring a picture or an item to honor them as well as a story if you feel called!
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PARKING: The Davis-Linden Building enforces a “no parking without a pass.” All guests are asked to park in Guest Parking located on Davis Avenue unless they have ADA needs. Please do not park in the main courtyard as this is reserved for individuals who have accessibility needs and tenants of the Davis-Linden Building. YOUR VEHICLE COULD BE TOWED IF YOU PARK IN THE COURTYARD WITHOUT EXPLICIT PERMISSION, OR WITHOUT A PARKING PASS. Please see the parking instructions here for more details: https://templeoftherebelgoddess.com/temple-location
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