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6th Annual Central NJ Pagan Pride Day
Sponsored by Sacred Wind Sanctuary

Central Jersey Pagan Pride Day is proud to return this year, Sponsored by Sacred Wind Sanctuary.

This year's event will be held on August 21st 2010 @ Colonial Park Lot F in Somerset, New Jersey. Hours are from 10 am to dusk. We will have a day of fun activities for children, workshops, vendors, raffles, festivities, and a wonderful ritual.

This year's charity beneficiaries are the Epilepsy Foundation of NJ, and Kaela Beth DeJesus Fund. Monetary Donations are greatly appreciated. We are also collecting clothing and non-perishable food donations for the Ronald McDonald house. Collection will also be taken to help support Central Nj Pagan Pride Project and Sacred Wind Sanctuary, to ensure the continuation of Central NJ Pagan Pride Day!

Tri State Pagans will also be holding a donation drive for Pagan Troops. Items Needed: Pagan Spiritual Medallions, CDs, Books, Statues, Oils, Incense, Herbs, Travel Sized Personal Care, Dry good items, and more!

In the spirit of community, we are hosting a potluck feast. Please bring something to share with everyone. If you're not sure what to bring, this list may help: Juice, Bottled water, Soda, Desserts or Cookies, Lunch Items, & Vegan Foods.

PLEASE mark your dish "Vegan", "Vegetarian" or "Meat" and make sure you LABEL AND LIST all ingredients Due to possible allergies so others can know what they're eating.

Items you may want to bring: A chair or blanket for the ground so you can relax; an instrument such as drums, rattles, or guitar for the drum circle; your potluck dish; water to stay hydrated; Sun block and bug spray, and a sense of fun and community!

The following items are prohibited by the park: alcohol (sorry Guys No alcoholic mead) , weapons (though we all love a crossbow at times) , and ritual blades (athames) . If you are found to be carrying these items you will be asked to place them away. Please be responsible Pagans and abide by the laws of the land.

CNJPPP looks forward to connecting with the greater community and providing a fun, family event that all Pagans (including parents and grandparents) can enjoy. The following information about activities, vendors, and presenters will be updated as more information becomes available. Be assured we are working diligently to make this a positively amazing experience for all.

Many great activities & workshops by many wonderful presentors.

On SITE Children's activities.
11 Vendors
8 Community Groups

Workshops on:
Green Magick
The Nature of Magick
Puppet Making for Kids
Children’s Story Time
Shamanic Astrology
Sun/Moon Magick
Raising Kids with Pagan Values
The Isis Mysteries – Modern Approach to an Ancient Faith

Rituals by:
Morning Welcome Blessing by Sacred Wind Sanctuary
Fire Kindling Ritual by Northern NJ Pagan Fellowship
Main Harvest Ritual by Red Oak Grove

And much MUCH MORE!

We will also have Emergency Medical Service person/people on site for people with medical conditions just in case there are any people with food allergens.

***WATER ADVISORY*** We have been informed that water onsite from Park faucets and spigots is now considered NON-POTABLE by the Park Commission, not suitable for drinking or cooking. It is safe for washing, and the restroom facilities are open. However, we recommend bringing your own water. We will have bottled water provided, but supply is limited. Remember, it is always important to stay HYDRATED!

**RAIN ADVISORY** Please be aware that there is NO RAINDATE for CNJ Pagan Pride. We are on, rain or shine! We do recommend bringing ponchos or other rain type wear. We promise... contrary to popular belief, we do not melt when wet!!! Simply think of it as communing with the water element, and enjoy a warm summer shower should one come by!

Volunteers needed for cleanup! Pitch in and do your part by contacting the CNJ PPD Coordinator today!

Please Contact For any other information.

Jon Marcus, Rev. Matt Bartky, Nicole "Nyx" Gillespy and Dez Prill
CNJ PPP Local Coordinators
W: www.cnjpaganpride.org

Previous Events

  • August 8th, 2010
    Lughnassadh Celebration (Private)
     
  • June 26th, 2010
    Grand Litha Celebration and Campout

     
  • May 1st, 2010
    Sacred Wind Sanctuary's Beltane & BBQ 2010
     
  • March 21st
    Sacred Wind Sanctuary's Second Annual Ostara Festival
     
  • February 13th (Rescheduled)
    Sacred Wind Sanctuary's Second Annual Imbolc Festival
     
  • December 27th, 2009
    Sacred Wind Sanctuary's Second Annual Yule Festival
     
  • November 1st, 2009
    Sacred Wind Sanctuary 2009 Samhain Festival
     
  • Come to our Grand Mabon Festival
    Date/Time:
    Cancelled Publically- Held Privately for Members
     
  • August 22, 2009, 10am - 8pm
    Central NJ Pagan Pride Day
    www.cnjpaganpride.org
     
  • August 02, 2009
    Sacred Wind Sanctuary 2009 Lughnassadh Festival
     
  • June 14th, 2009
    Sacred Wind Sanctuary 2009 Litha Festival
     
  • May 2, 2009
    Sacred Wind Sanctuary 2009 Beltane Festival
     
  • March 22, 2009
    Sacred Wind Sanctuary 2009 Ostara Festival
     
  • February 1st, 2009
    Sacred Wind Sanctuary 2009 Imbolc Festival
     
  • December 13, 2008
    Yule Festival

Previous Services

  • July 25th, 2009 2:30pm-4:30pm
    Open Discussion Group, Topic: TBA
    Monmouth County Library Headquarters, Manalapan
    125 Symmes Drive
    Manalapan NJ 07726
     
  • July 18th, 2009 2:30pm - 4:30pm
    Open Discussion Group, Topic: Pagan Problem Solving
    Monmouth County Library Headquarters
    125 Symmes Drive
    Manalapan NJ 07726
    *Note: This Discussion will be lead by Rev. Tara, not Rev. Matt due to scheduling conflict.
     
  • February 4th, 2009 - 6:30pm - 8:30pm
    Monmouth County Library Headquarters, Manalapan
    Topic:
    Paganism Today : The Truths, Misconceptions, and Place in Today's Society
    (Continued)
     
  • January 10th, 2009 - 2:00pm - 4:00pm
    Monmouth County Library Headquarters, Manalapan
    Topic:
    Paganism Today : The Truths, Misconceptions, and Place in Today's Society