January 1, 2025
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8:00 am
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January 31, 2025
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5:00 pm
After a full year of events and management of Oak Spirit Sanctuary, the General Council takes a full month off from meetings and community events. We hope you had a wonderful holiday season and look forward to getting together starting in February 2025.
All are invited to Lunar Gatherings at Oak Spirit Sanctuary. They are family friendly and FREE.
If you are new to OSS, attending a Lunar is a great way to “dip your toe” into events at OSS and visit the land.
Lunars are generally scheduled during the waxing moon phase on a Saturday closest to the upcoming full moon during months OSS is not hosting a larger, ticketed event.
Lunars are a one-day event with an afternoon class from the OSS educational series: “A Year and A Day,” for training and information in basic Neo-Pagan topics.
Class is followed by a pot-luck dinner. Please bring a pot-luck dish suitable for about 10 to 12 people with an ingredients list.
Ritual follows the Pot-Luck dinner
After the ritual, merriment and camaraderie around the evening bonfire complete the night’s observances. Bring your drums and acoustic instruments, and (adult) beverages of your choice.
If you would like to camp overnight, please visit the Camping Information and Registration page for more information. You may also register and pay for camping the day of the Lunar. Simply let OSS personnel know and they will help you out!
Schedule:
4:30– 5:30: Year and A Day class
6:00: Community Potluck Meal
7:30: Ritual
Post-ritual: Community time around the fire
Note: OSS welcomes guest presenters. If you, as an individual or as part of a group, that is interested in presenting a community-oriented ritual at OSS, please contact us at info@oakspiritsanctuary.org
Samhain is an important pagan holiday commemorating the end of harvest, the beginning of the Celtic New Year, and a time to remember and honor our ancestors.
Featured at this event:
Three dynamic rituals
Ancestors Altar
Workshops
Pumpkin Carving
A costume contest for both adults and children
A Saturday night Halloween party
Art Raffle and Auction
Event Program
Here is a PDF of the program for previewing. A printed program will be available upon check-in.
New T-Shirts will be available for sale at $20.00 each
Community Involvement
Art Raffle & Auction Donations
Art and Craft pieces are always welcome donations that help fundraise at the ticketed events for OSS. Your free-will donated item is greatly appreciated and will be used for this or future events.
Community Volunteering
Many hands make light work! We are asking participants to volunteer to help with the tasks of this event. Time commitment is minimal, with flexible timeframes to do the tasks so you don’t miss any parts of the event. Take Down crew would be the most vigorous and longer shifts of the available tasks at the end of the event. Please sign up for a task onsite when you check in at registration.
Items to bring for this event
Specific for this event’s programming, rituals, and activities:
A Halloween costume for the costume contest: (both adults and children)
Snacks, Appetizers, Adult beverages, Non-alcoholic drinks if you wish to contribute something to the Saturday night Samhain party.
A potluck dish for about 10 to 12 people with ingredients labeled. Please keep your food item appropriately cooled for food safety considerations until cooking or presenting. If you need help with keeping your item cold until needed, let an event organizer know.
Drums, percussion and acoustic instruments for Bardic Circle
Late October weather is unpredictable. Please bring warm clothing, rain appropriate wear, and warm or waterproof footwear in case of colder or rainy weather.
Offerings and mementos for the Ancestor’s Altar. Photos, funeral cards, flowers, food items, memorabilia from your loved ones. These items are to be returned to you at the end of the event (or when you leave.)
Natural Laws of Oak Spirit Sanctuary
The Oak Spirit Sanctuary Natural Laws is a document that summarizes the main rules and policies we need to know to be good stewards for the land and to the community. Please visit that page to familiarize yourself with the Natural Laws.
The Basics of Camping At Oak Spirit Sanctuary
The grounds of OSS are open and do not have designated camping sites as one might expect at a state park campground. You may camp anywhere that is not a ritual or community space. Tent, pull-behind campers, and drivable camping vehicles are all allowed.
Camping is rustic and primitive: There are no electric or water hook-ups, no flush toilets, no RV waste disposal. Porta-potties are available on site.
There is a shower house for hot showers, with both “open air” and a private stall available. Showers are generally open to “mixed company.”
OSS does not offer trash disposal services. Please plan to remove your own trash and recycling. If you pack it in, plan to pack it out.
Pets may attend but must be leashed and under control at all times. Owners must clean up pet waste.
Fires can only be made in established fire circles. Please do not start new fire circles All fires are sacred and no trash is ever thrown into the fire. Please dispose of your cigarette butts in your own camp trash, not into the fires.
If you have accessibility challenges and need more information about the grounds or amenities at OSS or how we can help you, please contact info@oakspiritsanctuary.org.
For full information regarding land use, camping, and expectations of conduct, please see the Natural Laws.
Ice will be available to purchase on site: $3.00 cash $3.25 card payment per bag.
Event Pricing
Early Registration Sale Price 10/1 to 10/7 (11:59pm)
Regular Price 10/8 to 10/22 (11:59 pm)
At the Gate
Full Event
$35
$45
$55
Saturday Day Pass
$20
$20
$25
Online Registration is now closed. “At-the-Gate” registration is available
Children 17 years and younger are free.
Outdoor Camping is included with registration.
Work day vouchers may be used for up to half off the registration price. Work vouchers are transferrable to others.
Registrations are refundable up to 7 days before the event.
Workday Voucher Use
If you have work vouchers you would like to use, we’ll have a list of them for At-the-Gate registrations and you can use them at this time.
Gate Hours
Friday: Gates open at 3:00 PM and close at 9:00
Saturday : Gates open at 9:00 and close at 9:00 (for new entries, you can leave as late as you wish)
Sunday: Gates open at 9:00. Event ends at 3:00 PM
When you arrive, please check in at the Registration area first.
If you anticipate arriving outside of open gate times, please contact info@oakspiritsanctuary.org to make arrangements.
All are invited to Lunar Gatherings at Oak Spirit Sanctuary. They are family friendly and FREE.
If you are new to OSS, attending a Lunar is a great way to “dip your toe” into events at OSS and visit the land.
Lunars are generally scheduled during the waxing moon phase on a Saturday closest to the upcoming full moon during months OSS is not hosting a larger, ticketed event.
Lunars are a one-day event with an afternoon class from the OSS educational series: “A Year and A Day,” for training and information in basic Neo-Pagan topics.
Class is followed by a pot-luck dinner. Please bring a pot-luck dish suitable for about 10 to 12 people with an ingredients list.
Ritual follows the Pot-Luck dinner
After the ritual, merriment and camaraderie around the evening bonfire complete the night’s observances. Bring your drums and acoustic instruments, and (adult) beverages of your choice.
If you would like to camp overnight, please visit the Camping Information and Registration page for more information. You may also register and pay for camping the day of the Lunar. Simply let OSS personnel know and they will help you out!
Schedule:
4:30– 5:30: Year and A Day class
6:00: Community Potluck Meal
7:30: Ritual
Post-ritual: Community time around the fire
Note: OSS welcomes guest presenters. If you, as an individual or as part of a group, that is interested in presenting a community-oriented ritual at OSS, please contact us at info@oakspiritsanctuary.org
At this work day we will focus on preparation for next weekend’s Yule and also clearing out the culverts on the driveway.
Work Days and Weekends at Oak Spirit Sanctuary not only help with the upkeep of the land and facilities but are also a great way to get to know other people at OSS. Working together is a great way to build community.
There will be jobs and or projects for everyone regardless of capabilities. Please don’t think because you can’t do heavy lifting or swing an ax there is no way to contribute.
A Work “Day” is the Saturday of a weekend and usually starts around 9:30 am and lasts until about 5:00 pm. Arrive when you can and stay as long as you are able.
A Work “Weekend” spans Friday evening to Sunday afternoon. These are scheduled before a few of the bigger events.
Attendees are asked to check in with the work day lead, immediately upon arrival to the property. Be sure to sign the attendance book. (If you are new, ask anyone who has been to OSS before to show you where!)
A main dish is provided by OSS for the lunchtime meal for most work days unless otherwise indicated. If you have food sensitivities, you may wish to bring your own lunch.
Overnight camping is free for the day you participate in a work weekend.
Volunteering at a work day earns a $5.00 digital voucher. Vouchers up to half off the registration price may be used for any OSS ticketed events. (Does not apply to outside events hosted at OSS.) Please remember to sign the attendance book so your attendance is recorded to be sure to get a digital voucher.
Please Note: Winter work days generally focus on the Retreat Center, but this will be contingent on winter weather conditions. Cancellations due to inclement weather will be announced here and on OSS’s social media pages.
Work Days are an Opportunity to Visit Oak Spirit Sanctuary
Even if you are uninterested or unable to participate in the work day, these scheduled times provide a great opportunity to visit as there are folks present on the land, available to answer any questions you may have.
Work Days and Weekends at Oak Spirit Sanctuary not only help with the upkeep of the land and facilities but are also a great way to get to know other people at OSS. Working together is a great way to build community.
There will be jobs and or projects for everyone regardless of capabilities. Please don’t think because you can’t do heavy lifting or swing an ax there is no way to contribute.
A Work “Day” is the Saturday of a weekend and usually starts around 9:30 am and lasts until about 5:00 pm. Arrive when you can and stay as long as you are able.
A Work “Weekend” spans Saturday morning to Sunday afternoon. These are scheduled before a few of the weekend festivals or when there are bigger projects to work on.
Attendees are asked to check in with the work day lead, immediately upon arrival to the property. Be sure to sign the attendance book. (If you are new, ask anyone who has been to OSS before to show you where!)
A main dish is provided by OSS for the lunchtime meal for most work days unless otherwise indicated. If you have food sensitivities, you may wish to bring your own lunch.
Overnight camping is free for the day you participate in a work weekend.
Volunteering at a work day earns a $5.00 digital voucher. Vouchers up to half off the registration price may be used for any OSS ticketed events. (Does not apply to outside events hosted at OSS.) Please remember to sign the attendance book so your attendance is recorded to be sure to get a digital voucher.
Please Note: Winter work days generally focus on the Retreat Center, but this will be contingent on winter weather conditions. Cancellations due to inclement weather will be announced here and on OSS’s social media pages.
Work Days are an Opportunity to Visit Oak Spirit Sanctuary
Even if you are uninterested or unable to participate in the work day, these scheduled times provide a great opportunity to visit as there are folks present on the land, available to answer any questions you may have.
This work day, we will focus on preparation for next weekend’s Samhain Festival.
Work Days and Weekends at Oak Spirit Sanctuary not only help with the upkeep of the land and facilities but are also a great way to get to know other people at OSS. Working together is a great way to build community.
There will be jobs and or projects for everyone regardless of capabilities. Please don’t think because you can’t do heavy lifting or swing an ax there is no way to contribute.
A Work “Day” is the Saturday of a weekend and usually starts around 9:30 am and lasts until about 5:00 pm. Arrive when you can and stay as long as you are able.
A Work “Weekend” spans Friday evening to Sunday afternoon. These are scheduled before a few of the bigger events.
Attendees are asked to check in with the work day lead, immediately upon arrival to the property. Be sure to sign the attendance book. (If you are new, ask anyone who has been to OSS before to show you where!)
A main dish is provided by OSS for the lunchtime meal for most work days unless otherwise indicated. If you have food sensitivities, you may wish to bring your own lunch.
Overnight camping is free for the day you participate in a work weekend.
Volunteering at a work day earns a $5.00 digital voucher. Vouchers up to half off the registration price may be used for any OSS ticketed events. (Does not apply to outside events hosted at OSS.) Please remember to sign the attendance book so your attendance is recorded to be sure to get a digital voucher.
Please Note: Winter work days generally focus on the Retreat Center, but this will be contingent on winter weather conditions. Cancellations due to inclement weather will be announced here and on OSS’s social media pages.
Work Days are an Opportunity to Visit Oak Spirit Sanctuary
Even if you are uninterested or unable to participate in the work day, these scheduled times provide a great opportunity to visit as there are folks present on the land, available to answer any questions you may have.
Work Days and Weekends at Oak Spirit Sanctuary not only help with the upkeep of the land and facilities but are also a great way to get to know other people at OSS. Working together is a great way to build community.
There will be jobs and or projects for everyone regardless of capabilities. Please don’t think because you can’t do heavy lifting or swing an ax there is no way to contribute.
A Work “Day” is the Saturday of a weekend and usually starts around 9:30 am and lasts until about 5:00 pm. Arrive when you can and stay as long as you are able.
A Work “Weekend” spans Friday evening to Sunday afternoon. These are scheduled before a few of the bigger events.
Attendees are asked to check in with the work day lead, immediately upon arrival to the property. Be sure to sign the attendance book. (If you are new, ask anyone who has been to OSS before to show you where!)
A main dish is provided by OSS for the lunchtime meal for most work days unless otherwise indicated. If you have food sensitivities, you may wish to bring your own lunch.
Overnight camping is free for the day you participate in a work weekend.
Volunteering at a work day earns a $5.00 digital voucher. Vouchers up to half off the registration price may be used for any OSS ticketed events. (Does not apply to outside events hosted at OSS.) Please remember to sign the attendance book so your attendance is recorded to be sure to get a digital voucher.
Please Note: Winter work days generally focus on the Retreat Center, but this will be contingent on winter weather conditions. Cancellations due to inclement weather will be announced here and on OSS’s social media pages.
Work Days are an Opportunity to Visit Oak Spirit Sanctuary
Even if you are uninterested or unable to participate in the work day, these scheduled times provide a great opportunity to visit as there are folks present on the land, available to answer any questions you may have.
Join the Sisters of the Sanctuary for a truly Magickal Women’s Retreat. This event is for all women of all ages. The only requirement is that you’ve had your first Moon cycle. Ages 13-17 need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
We’ll have crafts, Women’s mysteries workshop, meditation workshop, decide our spell work intentions, and make our meals together.
Saturday evening, we will have a Rites of Passage Ritual for any woman who is ready. Not sure if you’re ready? No worries we will have a discussion on the very topic.
This event will be held both outside and in the retreat center if needed. If you wish to sleep in the retreat please let us know so we can reserve your spot. You’ll need to bring a cot, or air mattress & your own bedding. If you’d like to camp, pack for inclement weather.
Event Pricing & Registration
Online registration is closed. At-The-Door registration is available on Friday and Saturday
Children ages 13 to 17 are free and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Full Weekend
$30.00 per person
Saturday Day Pass
$15.00 per person
Payment Options
Cash or Card payments can be accepted at the door.
Venmo and Cash App are also available options
Schedule (subject to adjustments)
Friday
3:00 pm Gates open
6:00 pm Wine, Cheese, and Chocolate Meet & Greet
8:00 pm Opening Ritual
Drum and chanting at the bonfire or in the retreat center
Saturday
DIY skin care products
Candle making
“SASS” Self-Managed Abortion Safe and Supported Presentation
Drum and chanting at the bonfire or in the retreat
Sunday
Closing Ritual
Clean up and Merry Part
Additional Information
Below is a suggestion of what to bring for the meals. Bring whatever you like or follow this easy guide. Upon arrival bring your food/beverages to the Kitchen Witch. If you have a special diet it is suggested you bring what you can eat, to make sure your needs are met.
For the Stone Soup & Breakfast:
Astrology Potluck: If you are an AIR sign bring fruit and veggies FIRE signs- Chips, dips, breads, crackers WATER– Desserts and Beverages EARTH– sausage, bacon, ham, (meat for breakfast and soup) beans
This event is sponsored by Steve O’Dell and open to anyone who wishes to honor and celebrate his dearly departed wife, Angela O’Dell.
Join us as we celebrate Angela O’Dell’s life the way she lived. With music, magick and rituals. SJ Tucker will join us as we pay tribute to all Angela was to each of us.
“Goddess, mother, grandmother, crone. She was my wife of 26 years and my light. We didn’t always see eye to eye, but more times we did. We depended on each other and now that she is gone there is a giant void in my life.
Together we created a beautiful daughter, And two beautiful grandchildren. She loved her daughter and her grandchildren more than anything. I hope she is in the summerlands. I know she is in the summerlands. She was so good, and her life was so short. May you rest well ‘o love of my life.” – Steve O’Dell
Angela loved the music of S.J. Tucker and she will be performing a concert in memory of Angela.
The concert is free and open to all who wish to attend.
Concert will be on Saturday at 9:00 PM.
Schedule
Friday
4:00 Weekend event starts
6:00 Meet and Greet–Please bring adult beverages and/or non-alcoholic beverages to share.
8:00 Opening Ritual in Community Meadow
Later evening: Community Fire Time
Saturday
Morning: Beverage Station available
Breakfast and Lunch are on your own
5:30 Potluck meal: please bring a dish for 10 to 12 people
7:00 -Gather for ritual information
8:00 Main Ceremony in Community Meadow
9:00 S.J. Tucker concert at retreat house.
Later evening: Community Fire Time
Sunday
11:00 Closing Ritual Community Meadow
Additional Information
Camping is available and free for anyone who wishes to attend this weekend. Please visit this Camping page for more information.
The Memorial will be outside, please dress for the weather. Additional things you may wish to bring–for those not camping overnight:
This special event is a favorite of many at Oak Spirit Sanctuary. A homecoming for Oak Spirits and for new and old friends alike! This year’s theme hearkens to the simple enjoyments of a country fair.
This family friendly festival includes long standing OSS traditions like our Triple Goddess Grape Stomp as well as our annual church meeting on Sunday.
Programming runs Friday to Sunday evening with a “casual camping” Monday, with no scheduled programming, for those who wish to stay over until Labor Day.
Event Itinerary
A full printed schedule will be available upon check-in.
Friday August 30th
3:00 Event and Gates open
Opening Ritual
Meet and Greet Social with refreshments, dance party, and community fire time.
Saturday August 31st
Morning Meeting
Workshop
Harvest Grape Stomp
“Country Fair” games
Chili cook-off and Bread bake-off contest
Community pot luck
Main Ritual
Bardic Circle Community Fire & “Talent Share”
Sunday September 1st
Morning Meeting
Art Raffle
Workshop
Annual Church Meeting
Community Shrine Tending
Closing Ritual
Monday September 2nd–Labor Day
Day of open camping with no programming.
3:00 Event ends.
Call for Community Participation!
Chili Chefs and Bread Bakers
Bring your best chili recipe and/or breads of any kind–loaf-style, sweet bread (examples: banana, pumpkin breads, cinnamon rolls)– for a taste-test judging contest and see if yours is the winner! Community Potluck will immediately follow the chili judging so your food items will become your contribution to the shared meal.
Talent
Do you sing, play an instrument, dance, or have a short, family friendly, comedic act? Is there a poem you’d love to share? Do you have a unique surprising skill that you could perform? At Saturday night’s Bardic Circle, in addition to drumming, singing, and chanting, a casually facilitated “talent share” may emerge if there are those among us ready to share our gifts!
Art Raffle & Auction Donations
Art and Craft pieces are always welcome donations that help fundraise at the ticketed events for OSS. Your free-will donated item is greatly appreciated and will be used for this or future events.
Community Volunteering
Many hands make light work! We are asking participants to volunteer to help with the tasks of this event. Time commitment is minimal, with flexible timeframes to do the tasks so you don’t miss any parts of the event. Take Down crew would be the most vigorous and longer shifts of the available tasks at the end of the event. Please sign up for a task onsite when you check in at registration.
Items to bring for this event
Specific for this event’s programming, rituals, and activities:
Snacks, Appetizers, Adult beverages, Non-alcoholic drinks if you wish to contribute something to the opening Social Hour
A potluck dish for about 10 to 12 people with ingredients labeled. Please keep your food item appropriately cooled for food safety considerations until cooking or presenting. If you need help with keeping your item cold until needed, let an event organizer know.
Chili and/or baked bread goods if you wish to enter the cooking contests. This dish will then immediately become part of the community potluck
Grapes for the Triple Goddess Grape Stomp–Any kind of grape. Please do not wash the grapes with fruit and vegetable wash beforehand.
Drums, percussion and acoustic instruments for Bardic Circle and Talent Share
Since the weather may be hot: fun water play items to keep cool. Toys like super soakers, small kiddie pools (inflatable or solid plastic), but no plastic water balloons please. A shallow, inflatable pool will be available for cooling off, so bring swim suits or pool clothing.
Offerings for the altar in the main ritual circle to express thanksgiving for the harvest. Examples: Flowers, vegetables, fruit, written notes of thanks. These will decorate the altar and be offered either to the land or the fire, and will not be returned.
Items to place on the Community Shrine that represent your individual tradition, craft, or practice. This shrine will be a symbol of the diversity of practice found in our community. Examples: items like: statues, print images, stones, tools, flowers, candles. These items will be collected by their owners before departure.
Natural Laws of Oak Spirit Sanctuary
The Oak Spirit Sanctuary Natural Laws is a document that summarizes the main rules and policies we need to know to be good stewards for the land and to the community. Please visit that page to familiarize yourself with the Natural Laws.
The Basics of Camping At Oak Spirit Sanctuary
The grounds of OSS are open and do not have designated camping sites as one might expect at a state park campground. You may camp anywhere that is not a ritual or community space. Tent, pull-behind campers, and drivable camping vehicles are all allowed.
Camping is rustic and primitive: There are no electric or water hook-ups, no flush toilets, no RV waste disposal. Porta-potties are available on site.
There is a shower house for hot showers, with both “open air” and a private stall available. Showers are generally open to “mixed company.”
OSS does not offer trash disposal services. Please plan to remove your own trash and recycling. If you pack it in, plan to pack it out.
Pets may attend but must be leashed and under control at all times. Owners must clean up pet waste.
Fires can only be made in established fire circles. Please do not start new fire circles All fires are sacred and no trash is ever thrown into the fire. Please dispose of your cigarette butts in your own camp trash, not into the fires.
If you have accessibility challenges and need more information about the grounds or amenities at OSS or how we can help you, please contact info@oakspiritsanctuary.org.
For full information regarding land use, camping, and expectations of conduct, please see the Natural Laws.
Ice will be available to purchase on site: $3.00 cash $3.25 card payment per bag.
Event Pricing
Early Registration Discount Until 8/11
Regular Price 8/12 to 8/27
At the Gate
Full Event
$45
$55
$60
Saturday Day Pass
$25
$25
$30
Online Registration Closes Wednesday August 28th
Children 17 years and younger are free.
Work day vouchers may be used for up to half off the registration price.
Outdoor Camping is included with registration.
If you wish to reserve sleeping space in the retreat center, it is an additional $10.00 per person per night. Space is limited and you must provide your own bedding/cot/camping mattress. Contact: info@oakspiritsanctuary.org for inquiries.
Registration
Online Registration is Closed
Please note: Payment is expected when you register. We do not allow for “RSVP” style registrations (sending in a registration without payment) to hold a price point. The payment amount is determined by the date you pay. Please see the chart with dates above.
Vending
Vending is allowed at this event with your paid registration. There is no monetary fee for vending, but we request that all vendors donate an item for the art raffle. We will still accept vendors with your onsite gate registration.
Vendors
We welcome the following vendors! Please visit their booths and support them with your purchases!
Work Days and Weekends at Oak Spirit Sanctuary not only help with the upkeep of the land and facilities but are also a great way to get to know other people at OSS. Working together is a great way to build community.
There will be jobs and or projects for everyone regardless of capabilities. Please don’t think because you can’t do heavy lifting or swing an ax there is no way to contribute.
A Work “Weekend” spans Friday evening to Sunday afternoon. These are scheduled before a few of the bigger events. We will be preparing the land for Harvest Homecoming–which is the following weekend.
Attendees are asked to check in with the work day lead, immediately upon arrival to the property. Be sure to sign the attendance book. (If you are new, ask anyone who has been to OSS before to show you where!)
A main dish is provided by OSS for the lunchtime meal for most work days unless otherwise indicated. If you have food sensitivities, you may wish to bring your own lunch.
Overnight camping is free for the day you participate in a work weekend.
Volunteering at a work day earns a $5.00 digital voucher. Vouchers up to half off the registration price may be used for any OSS ticketed events. (Does not apply to outside events hosted at OSS.) Please remember to sign the attendance book so your attendance is recorded to be sure to get a digital voucher.
Work Days are an Opportunity to Visit Oak Spirit Sanctuary
Even if you are uninterested or unable to participate in the work day, these scheduled times provide a great opportunity to visit as there are folks present on the land, available to answer any questions you may have.
This year would have marked the 31st Harvest Homecoming on our beautiful sacred land. Due to Covid we will not be able to meet in person, we will be having an online Virtual Harvest Homecoming this year.
‘Perseverance’, is our theme for 2020. Let’s face it we’ve been persevering since the burning times! Our church and community ebbs and flows and has always persevered!.
Our Virtual Harvest Homecoming will take you on a journey back to early years of Renaissance Ridge, onto Ozark Avalon and capping off with Oak Spirit Sanctuary. So, power up your phones or laptops and join us for the following:
*Three Rituals- Opening Friday night, Main Ritual Saturday and closing ritual Sunday.
*3 Workshops dedicated to the 3 decades of our community.
*Additional workshops from:
*Rev. Bill Duvendack
*Elbee Kanobe (aka Larry Brown)
*Oak Scout activity workshops w/ Josh Kirby and Naiya Jones
*Oak Scouts Art Contest for Kids
*Zoom Meet N Greet Friday night to discuss How to attend a Virtual Event
*Silent Auction
*Open Annual Board Meeting
*Morning Community Meetings
*Audio concert donated by Mama Gina LaMonte, including a timeline montage of pictures from past events and our community.
* Grant Withers Live Jam Session
*Belly Dancing w/Jennifer Parsons
* Dance Party
*Live Concert by S.J.Tucker! ( A ticket is required to view this concert, purchase your tickets below, Sooj is graciously donating a percentage back to OSS!)
Additionally, we are still collecting pictures of your time on the land, if you have pictures you would like to add to the timeline montage please send them to socialmedia@oakspiritsanctuary.org along with the approximate date of the picture, coven , clan or fellowship name. Reach out to everyone who has ever spent time on the land to join us by adding pictures to show how we have perceived over the years!
We will be setting up a private group for this festival so save the date and set your notifications to ON. A full schedule will be posted soon along with the festival group link