Samhain Ceremony- The Year’s Final Harvest.
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Sheffield Goddess Temple invite you to our annual Samhain ceremony.
The wheel has turned and we reach the point of the year’s exhale, of endings and stepping into the dark part of the year.
Samhain is a time of remembrance, the final harvest, of taking stock of the year’s crop.
It is a time for grieving what we had to let go of or never came to pass. We remember those who have gone before us and those we have loved and lost.
We cannot have beginnings without endings.
This year’s ceremony honours the rising and falling of all aspects of life’s inner and outer seasons.
Our ceremony begins at 3pm doors
Will open at 2.45pm and close at 3pm when the ceremony begins, so please
Don’t be late as no one will be able to let you in.
We return to our fully accessible venue at Sharrow Performing Arts Space 👇
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Pu6JWqTJtivFJ4Fq7?g_st=ic
The venue has a car park for a limited number of cars. On street parking is also available on surrounding streets and is free on Sundays.
If you do park in the car park, please ensure you move your car at the end of the event as the gates are locked by the caretaker and you will not be able to access your car.
What to bring:
💷 A cash donation to cover the venue hire, we are volunteer based and not for profit organisation. Our events are possible because of your generosity.
Suggested donations £5-£10 (do not let this be a barrier to you coming though)
💔 A name in your heart of departed loved ones.
🖤💜invitation to wear whatever you feel, blacks and purples are traditional for Samhain.
The ceremony will be completely in doors.
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Important to Know:
Children are welcome, but due to the theme of the ceremony (loss and remembrance) it may not be suitable for under 12s and they may find it upsetting. Young people remain the responsibility of their parents or guardians at all times. Please do not leave children unattended, and be mindful that the length of the ceremony may feel long..
⸻
All our events are ceremonies are possible due to your generous donations. Please bring cash donations on the day. This pays for the venue hire and items we need to make the experience wonderful for you.
Recommend donation £5-£10 although every little helps to support the temple.
Sheffield Goddess Temple is an inclusive space where everyone is welcome.
By attending this event, you accept full responsibility for your own safety and well-being. Sheffield Goddess Temple and its volunteers cannot accept liability for any injury, illness or accident that may occur.
We look forward to welcoming you to our fully accessible venue, Sharrow Performing Arts Space for Samhain.
The wheel has turned and we reach the point of the year’s exhale, of endings and stepping into the dark part of the year.
Samhain is a time of remembrance, the final harvest, of taking stock of the year’s crop.
It is a time for grieving what we had to let go of or never came to pass. We remember those who have gone before us and those we have loved and lost.
We cannot have beginnings without endings.
This year’s ceremony honours the rising and falling of all aspects of life’s inner and outer seasons.
Our ceremony begins at 3pm doors
Will open at 2.45pm and close at 3pm when the ceremony begins, so please
Don’t be late as no one will be able to let you in.
We return to our fully accessible venue at Sharrow Performing Arts Space 👇
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Pu6JWqTJtivFJ4Fq7?g_st=ic
The venue has a car park for a limited number of cars. On street parking is also available on surrounding streets and is free on Sundays.
If you do park in the car park, please ensure you move your car at the end of the event as the gates are locked by the caretaker and you will not be able to access your car.
What to bring:
💷 A cash donation to cover the venue hire, we are volunteer based and not for profit organisation. Our events are possible because of your generosity.
Suggested donations £5-£10 (do not let this be a barrier to you coming though)
💔 A name in your heart of departed loved ones.
🖤💜invitation to wear whatever you feel, blacks and purples are traditional for Samhain.
The ceremony will be completely in doors.
—
Important to Know:
Children are welcome, but due to the theme of the ceremony (loss and remembrance) it may not be suitable for under 12s and they may find it upsetting. Young people remain the responsibility of their parents or guardians at all times. Please do not leave children unattended, and be mindful that the length of the ceremony may feel long..
⸻
All our events are ceremonies are possible due to your generous donations. Please bring cash donations on the day. This pays for the venue hire and items we need to make the experience wonderful for you.
Recommend donation £5-£10 although every little helps to support the temple.
Sheffield Goddess Temple is an inclusive space where everyone is welcome.
By attending this event, you accept full responsibility for your own safety and well-being. Sheffield Goddess Temple and its volunteers cannot accept liability for any injury, illness or accident that may occur.
We look forward to welcoming you to our fully accessible venue, Sharrow Performing Arts Space for Samhain.
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Where is it happening?
Sharrow Performing Arts Space, Sheffield, United Kingdom
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