Join us for a cozy evening centered around preparation, protection, reflection, and community beneath the Hunter Moon.

As autumn deepens and the days grow shorter, the Hunter Moon invites us to look at what we have gathered, what will sustain us through the quieter months, and what may need to be released before winter. Together, we’ll explore the folklore and seasonal traditions connected to the Hunter Moon while reflecting on our own needs, boundaries, resources, and resilience.

Expect candlelight, tea, journaling, conversation, and simple intentional activities designed to help you reconnect with yourself, the changing season, and your community.

Bring a journal, a snack to share if you’d like, and something that makes you feel safe, grounded, or prepared.

Themes may include:

• preparation

• protection

• preservation

• courage

• boundaries

• resilience

• community care

• releasing what no longer sustains us

• preparing for the darker months

This is a welcoming, beginner-friendly space rooted in folklore, creativity, seasonal living, education, and connection rather than performance.

About Coven Night

Coven Night takes place on the Tuesday before the Full Moon, or on the Full Moon itself when it lands on a Tuesday.

Every Full Moon carries its own folklore, symbolism, and seasonal themes. Each gathering changes with the seasons, but the heart of Coven Night remains the same: community, reflection, creativity, and connection.

You don't need to identify as a witch, pagan, spiritual, or anything else to attend.

Just bring yourself.