Beltane Sabbat Dinner & Craft

Beltane Sabbat Dinner & Craft

Join us in the Temple for an evening celebrating Beltane. Also known as May Day, Beltane is the midway point between the Spring Equinox (Ostara) and the Summer Solstice (Litha.) During this time in the season, our ancestors would often commemorate the season with bonfires, dancing, and performing fertility rituals. For the folks whose lives revolved around their cattle, horses, and sheep, Beltane marked the beginning of a new livestock cycle, and was cause for rowdy celebration. For the land tenders, it marks the start of the traditional planting season.

During the event we will: 

-Dine by candlelight and enjoy hearty meals sure to fill up the soul (and your belly!) You are welcome to bring a vegetarian dish, dessert, and/or beverage.

-Share stories in circle, enlivening the energy of the season

-Help build our community’s Pagan Wheel seasonal altar in our shared altar room*

-Get creative and crafty… and then take home for personal ritual use

*Please bring an altar item to represent the energy you are leaning into for the coming season. You are welcome to take the altar item home when we dismantle the altar at the end of the night, end of the season, or you can leave your item as a gift for the temple.

This is a potluck event. Please bring a vegetarian soup, side, dessert, or beverage to share!

This is a celebration of the Pagan Wheel of the Year which contains 8 seasonal gatherings. Join us in 2024 for four intimate and elaborate ceremonies in honor of the Solstices & Equinoxes: Ostara, Litha, Mabon, and Yule. The remaining four seasonal holidays will be a Candlelight Sabbat Dinners to celebrate the cross-quarter days, which include: Imbolc, Beltane, Lughnasadh and Samhain. Find out more about those in our Upcoming Events! 

This offering is for guys, gals and all in-between and other pals. Minimum age to attend is 13.

Whether in or out of the Broom Closet, this gathering is for you!

Supported pricing is available via the honor system in a very limited quantity for those in true need. This option is for folks who would not be able to attend the gathering with standard pricing. If supported pricing is needed, please reach out as soon as possible before these spaces are depleted. 

Links & Tags

Temple of the Rebel Goddess

Beltane Sabbat Dinner & Craft is taking place at Temple of the Rebel Goddess, which is located at 400 Linden Ave in Dayton. Temple of the Rebel Goddess - Imagine a self-serve sacred coffee shop, where everything is donation based, and where you can cultivate your relationship to the Divine. Do your work, your art, or offer devotion to the deities.