It’s time to celebrate, connect and create! Join Chloe from Sol Alchemy for a night of celebrating the beautiful Harvest Festival of Lughnasadh/Lammas.

On the night of February 4th, we will be sitting in circle, celebrating Lughnasadh, the Sabbat that marks the beginning of the harvest season! We will be engaging in group activities, dancing, journaling, oracle card readings and sharing beautiful soul nourishing food and discussions.

If you’re looking for a safe space of community connection, with like-minded souls, I invite you to join this beautiful celebration.

If you can, we ask that you please bring a small plate of food along with you on the night or simply small offering you can share with the group! Please do not feel obligated, we understand if you cannot contribute, your beautiful energy and presence is all we will need! We will be having a Lammas inspired feast Some ideas of foods to bring along may include: bread, a variety fruits/berries, Lammas inspired meal.

When: Saturday 4th of February 2022

Where: Bamboo Buddha (221 Wattle Tree Road, Holgate NSW 2250)

Time: 6pm-7:30pm

Energetic exchange: Divine Witchy Early Bird Ticket: 1x ticket for $35.00 Bring a Divine Witchy Sister Ticket: 2x tickets for $60.00

What to wear: Wear whatever you feel comfortable in! If you feel called to, you can wear colours to honour Lughnasadh/Lammas. These include colours such as yellow, gold and brown to honour and represent the harvest! We won’t be wearing shoes in the space.

What to bring: If you can, please bring a small plate of food to share (please do not feel obligated, we understand if you cannot contribute, your beautiful energy and presence is all we will need!), please bring a water bottle, journal and pen!

What is Lughnasadh? Lughnasadh/Lammas is one of the eight Sabbats from the Wheel of the Year. Each of these Sabbats mark a seasonal turning point. Lughnasadh/Lammas traditionally occurs on the 1st of February (Southern Hemisphere) and the 1st of August (Northern Hemisphere). This is usually around halfway between Litha (the Summer Solstice) and Mabon (the Autumnal Equinox). This festival represents the cross quarter celebration. Lughnasadh/Lammas celebrates the first harvest and the beginning of the end of Summer.The name of this festival as Lughnasadh is Irish Gaelic for “Commemoration of Lugh”. Some give the meaning as marriage, gathering or feast (in the name of Lugh). The meaning remains basically the same: Lugh is the Deity of Lughnasadh, and there is a feast. Lughnasadh marks the beginning of the noticeable descent of the Sun into the darkness of Winter. From the connection between the Earth and the Sun we celebrated at Beltane, the fruits of the first harvest of the year emerge. Lughnasadh is a time of joy around the first harvest.

See you there!

Love and light in abundance,

Chloe
Sol Alchemy
@sol.alchemy_