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A Pagan group located in Conroe, Texas. We celebrate the Turning of the Wheel by offering open rituals for those who follow the Pagan paths.
Material by and about the organization, includes history, course descriptions, biographies of the founders, and instructional tapes for sale. Hinton, WV, US.
Serves witches in and around the Columbia River Basin of the Pacific Northwest.
A (un)traditional coven in North Laval, Qc., on the unceded Indigenous territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka nation.
A branch of British Traditional Witchcraft and Wicca that carries the lineage of Sybil Leek, and European lineages from Dr. Frederick LaMotte Santee. Pennsylvania, US.
Gardnerian coven (Whitecroft Line) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Founded in 1994; teaching materials and general information are available; leading public rituals in North Carolina (USA).
A coven dedicated to the Goddess Hekate. Victoria, BC, Canada.
A Wiccan community. Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
A Wiccan gathering with the intention of creating a culture focused on enjoyment of life, one that echoes the Pagan villages of the past. Spokane, Washington, USA.
A coven of Traditional Wicca in Montreal, Quebec.
Based in Indiana (USA) this thread of the Living Tapestry Tradition meets twice monthly, holds training circles, and occasionally joins in festivities with the wider Pagan community.
Coven seeking to bring the Wiccan/ Pagan religion further into the light and into acceptance. Howard City, MI, USA.
Based in the Los Alamos/Santa Fe area of New Mexico (USA)and incorporated as a church, they hold introductory Wicca classes.
An eclectic group of witches who follow the Old Ways, honour the changing of the seasons and the Turning of the Wheel. Located on Vancouver Island. Offering lessons and open rituals. BC, Canada.
Traditional Wiccan teachings in an egalitarian coven based in Columbia, Maryland (USA).
Located in and around Seattle, WA (USA); coven owns woodlands in trust; information on Wiccan customs.
An explicitly teaching coven formed at Oestara 1998, in the Oak, Ash, and Thorn Tradition (OATh) of eclectic American Wicca. Located in the greater TN/KY (USA) area; open to new members, regardless of experience, accepting of all sexual orientations. Legal resources, articles, and student requirements.
An inclusive Whitecroft Gardnerian Wiccan coven in Cambridge, Ontario.
An Alexandrian coven operating out of Ottawa, Ontario.
A traditional group located in Southern Ohio/Northern Kentucky (US).
An eclectic group of witches who follow the Old Ways, honour the changing of the seasons and the Turning of the Wheel. Located on Vancouver Island. Offering lessons and open rituals. BC, Canada.
A Wiccan community. Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
Gardnerian coven (Whitecroft Line) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
A (un)traditional coven in North Laval, Qc., on the unceded Indigenous territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka nation.
An Alexandrian coven operating out of Ottawa, Ontario.
An inclusive Whitecroft Gardnerian Wiccan coven in Cambridge, Ontario.
A coven of Traditional Wicca in Montreal, Quebec.
A coven dedicated to the Goddess Hekate. Victoria, BC, Canada.
A branch of British Traditional Witchcraft and Wicca that carries the lineage of Sybil Leek, and European lineages from Dr. Frederick LaMotte Santee. Pennsylvania, US.
A traditional group located in Southern Ohio/Northern Kentucky (US).
Traditional Wiccan teachings in an egalitarian coven based in Columbia, Maryland (USA).
Located in and around Seattle, WA (USA); coven owns woodlands in trust; information on Wiccan customs.
Based in the Los Alamos/Santa Fe area of New Mexico (USA)and incorporated as a church, they hold introductory Wicca classes.
An explicitly teaching coven formed at Oestara 1998, in the Oak, Ash, and Thorn Tradition (OATh) of eclectic American Wicca. Located in the greater TN/KY (USA) area; open to new members, regardless of experience, accepting of all sexual orientations. Legal resources, articles, and student requirements.
A Pagan group located in Conroe, Texas. We celebrate the Turning of the Wheel by offering open rituals for those who follow the Pagan paths.
Founded in 1994; teaching materials and general information are available; leading public rituals in North Carolina (USA).
A Wiccan gathering with the intention of creating a culture focused on enjoyment of life, one that echoes the Pagan villages of the past. Spokane, Washington, USA.
Serves witches in and around the Columbia River Basin of the Pacific Northwest.
Coven seeking to bring the Wiccan/ Pagan religion further into the light and into acceptance. Howard City, MI, USA.
Material by and about the organization, includes history, course descriptions, biographies of the founders, and instructional tapes for sale. Hinton, WV, US.
Based in Indiana (USA) this thread of the Living Tapestry Tradition meets twice monthly, holds training circles, and occasionally joins in festivities with the wider Pagan community.
