• Remember to bring your donations!

    wheat_pentacleThe theme of Pagan Pride all around the world is to Share the Harvest. Many of us have been blessed with abundance in various areas of our lives. Part of the mission of Pagan Pride Day is to give back to our communities.

    Vancouver Island Pagan Pride has selected the Comox Valley Food Bank and LUSH Valley Food Action Society as the beneficiaries of this year’s event.

    headLogoThe Comox Valley Food Bank distributes free emergency food to people in need. As a non-profit organization committed to reducing hunger since 1983, the CVFB gathers food and cash donations to support food distribution and collection programs. The CVFB reaches a wide range of urban and rural populations in the Comox Valley, from Oyster River in the North to Cook Creek in the South, including Hornby and Denman Island residents.

    LUSH ValleyLUSH Valley is a charitable, non-profit organization focusing on food security. They support food-related projects to educate and empower the people of the Comox Valley towards personal wellness, community health, and environmental stewardship. LUSH Valley supports local, sustainable food production at home and on the farm. Food security exists when all people, at all times, have dignified access to nutritious, safe, personally acceptable, and culturally appropriate foods produced in ways that are environmentally sound and socially just. LUSH = Let Us Share the Harvest.

    Our committee has been working hard to raise finds to host Pagan Pride Day and be able to give back to these important organizations that contribute so much in our community.

    We need your help, too. When you come out to Vancouver Island Pagan Pride Day to learn, to celebrate and to have fun, remember to bring your donations of food, household goods, and cash donations! Help us SHARE THE HARVEST!

     

  • Vendor Highlight: Sarah Clarke Tea Leaf Reader

    Vancouver Island Pagan Pride welcomes Sarah Clarke, tea leaf reader!

    tea leafOnce playfully employed as a Magician’s assistant, Sarah Clarke has nonetheless always felt the presence of magic in her life. Sarah grew up traveling to many countries, delighting in the beauty & diversity of nature, cultures & faiths.

    Sarah has been an Intuitive all of her life. She has used intuition throughout her work, bringing sensitivity & wisdom to her work in the healing process for children, adults & elders through Rehabilitation Therapy, Collaborative Art & Spiritual Direction.

    Sarah extends her healing work through Tea Leaf Readings.

    Visit Sarah at Vancouver Island Pagan Pride Day!

  • Vendor Highlight: Glen’s Kettle Korn

    Vancouver Island Pagan Pride welcomes Glen’s Kettle Korn!

    glens kettle kornGlen’s Kettle Korn sells gourmet sweet and salty Kettle Korn, 2 flavours of slushies and water.

    Visit Glen’s Kettle Korn online, then come visit them at Vancouver Island Pagan Pride Day!

  • Vendor Highlight: Forest Spirit Creations

    Vancouver Island Pagan Pride welcomes Forest Spirit Creations!

    Forest Spirit Creations 2Forest Spirit Creations is a Family oriented Healing Practice/ Business. The whole family takes an active part in making the Plant Medicines, from going out and Wildcrafting/ Foraging, to creating the Medicines/ Products. From the Forest to the Kitchen to the Mind, Body and Spirit of All.

    We create Lotions and Potions in small batches with Ethically Sourced, Organic and/ or Wild Crafted Ingredients.

    We also create Magical items to adorn your body with things collected from the Forest, such as Necklaces made with REAL leafs, Medicine Bottle Necklaces, Mini Books Necklaces to Crystal and Bone items 🙂

    Ruth Aimee will also be here offering Henna Tattoos.

    Visit Forest Spirit Creations on Facebook, then come visit them at Vancouver Island Pagan Pride Day!

  • Vendor Highlight: Island Healing

    Vancouver Island Pagan Pride welcomes Gypsy Hart and Island Healing!

    gypsy1_zsa2READINGS by Gypsy Hart ~ Reader of Life

    “When traveling the road of life, don’t forget to call ahead for directions.”

    Gypsy Hart uses various psychic tools like Palmistry, Tarot Cards, Tea Leaf, Aura, Pendulum, Runes, Oracle Cards, Psychometry, and Mediumship to assist others in their quest for personal healing and making life decisions.

    Mini Readings offered: $20 ~15min, $45 ~30min

    NEW! Island Healing Products

    I’m happy to announce that Island Healing has just launched a new natural product line!
    Holistic healing means taking a holistic approach when seeking treatment for imbalances and choosing to live a more balanced lifestyle.

    Featured products include 10 blends of 100% Therapeutic Essential Oils, Himalayan Pink Salts, Yoga Mat Sprays and much more.

    Visit Island Healing online, then come and visit her at Vancouver Island Pagan Pride Day!

    ♥ Click to visit her Etsy shop

  • Info Booth Highlight: Circle of the Sacred Muse

    Vancouver Island Pagan Pride welcomes Circle of the Sacred Muse and the Aquarian Tabernacle Church of Canada!

    Circle of the Sacred MuseThe Circle of the Sacred Muse is an open Wiccan community serving Courtenay, Comox, Campbell River and the surrounding communities on Northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia. We celebrate the Sabbats and Full Moons – our rituals are open to the public to attend. We also have informal “coffee cauldrons,” where we can meet, share experiences, and have fun.

    Our circle is accepting of all, regardless of race, gender or orientation. Whether you are an experienced covener, new to the craft or just curious, you are welcome here. As we are told in the Charge of the Goddess, we bring “mirth and reverence” to our rituals.

    Circle of the Sacred Muse is an affiliate of the Aquarian Tabernacle Church of Canada. Visit them online, and then come visit them at Vancouver Island Pagan Pride Day!

  • Vendor Highlight: Kiesel Bead and Fibre

    Vancouver Island Pagan Pride welcomes Kiesel Bead and Fibre!

    KieselElaine Kiesel knits long sheets of wool, felts it and uses the resulting fabric to make North Island themed purses and clutches.She also knits shawls and weaves beads into rings using Japanese Delica Beads and Crystals. Using upcycled fabric, she sews wrist warmers (she calls them sleeves) and hair bands. Most fabric is cotton or cotton blends. Some of her products are available at Knotty by Nature in Victoria, Gallery of Artisans in Parksville, Spirit Gallery in Tofino, East of Java in Port McNeill and the West Coast Community Craft Store in Port Hardy.

    Visit Kiesel Bead and Fibre at Vancouver Island Pagan Pride Day!

  • Vendor Highlight: Elijah’s Stones & Art

    Vancouver Island Pagan Pride welcomes Elijah’s Stones & Art!

    ElijahElijah Juhala is the creative force behind Elijah’s Stones & Art. Paintings, stone specimens, sculptures and jewelery, including some Pagan images.

    Visit Elijah’s Stones and Art online, then come visit him at Vancouver Island Pagan Pride Day!

  • Vendor Highlight: West Coast Witch

    Vancouver Island Pagan Pride welcomes West Coast Witch!

    West Coast WitchChariti Briosi of West Coast Witch has been designing and selling ritual wear in the Comox Valley for over 18 years. She makes ritual robes, ritual gowns, cloaks, capes and clergy garments. Within the last 4 years she has added an array of pagan and new age styled home decor items, quilts, ritual magic bags, poppets, childrens wear and much more. Custom orders are always welcome.

    Visit West Coast Witch online, then come and visit her at Vancouver Island Pagan Pride Day!

  • Vendor Highlight: Goddess Remembered

    Vancouver Island Pagan Pride welcomes Goddess Remembered!

    Unique Goddess-inspired jewelry.

    Visit Goddess Remembered at Vancouver Island Pagan Pride Day!