Ritual Tools: Uses, lore, and care

Ritual Tools: Uses, lore, and care
Monday, April 20 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm
$35-$45 sliding scale per class

Ready to deepen your connection to your practice?

Ritual Tools: Uses, Lore, and Care is a single session class in our 2026 Magical Learning Series exploring the purpose, symbolism, and folklore of common ritual tools. We will discuss how practitioners build relationships with their tools, along with practical guidance for cleansing, consecrating, storing, and caring for them.

Whether you are just beginning to gather your tools or seeking to strengthen your connection with those you already have, this class offers grounded insight to support your magical path.

Must be at least 13 to attend, attendees under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Upcoming classes in the Magical Learning Series:

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Elements, Astrology, and Daily Ritual for the practicing Wiccan

Tarot for the Wiccan, and other divinatory skills for self-discovery

Ritual Design & Spell Casting, creating meaningful sacred spaces, and effective spells

Teacher Bio:

Tia is a native Oregonian who began her journey with the Occult as a small child through her mother’s herb craft lore from the Alps of Switzerland. Sometime in high school she attempted to read the Christian Bible in-its-entirety, which was when she realized how she, as a divine feminine being, was missing. In college she began her active search for the Goddess. She has practiced Witchcraft since 1989, and has been a practicing Wiccan since 1996. In that time, she studied Wicca with a contemporary of Starkhawk and helped found the Magickal Garden Society of Jefferson, Oregon. She has also taught Wicca, created and led many circles, and helped create and lead ritual at Festivals. She has been deeply enriched by her on-going journey and is grateful to all of her teachers along this path. She's excited to share her knowledge with students who are trying to figure out where to begin, and to encourage their life-long curiosity around their own spiritual practices, whatever they may look like.