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June 21st,
2008
5pm – 9pm
1901 E. Robinson Street, Orlando, FL
Join the WRCF as we celebrate the Midsummer Sabbat,
Fairy-Palooza
(come dressed in your fairy
best)
Community Feast and Pagan Book Trade
Also
called Litha and Summer Solstice, Midsummer celebrates the abundance and beauty
of the Earth. This is the longest day of the year, and will fall somewhere
between the dates above depending on when the Sun is at its northern most point.
From this day on, the days will wane, growing shorter and shorter until Yule.
The trees and fields are full and prosperous. The young animals and birds are
learning to frolic in the fields and trees. This is a time of the Faery, when a
festival called the Feast of the Faery is held. It is believed that at twilight
on this day, the portals between worlds open and the Faery folk my pass into our
world. Welcome them on this day and they may bless you with their wisdom and
joy. This is a time to look internally at the seeds you've planted that should
be at full bloom.
The feast is held immediately following ritual.
(If you wish to participate in the potluck feast after ritual, please bring a covered dish to share
or donation for the food fund)
WRCF hosts a Pagan Book Exchange at every Sabbat. Simply bring a book that you no longer need or want and exchange it for another book on the table.
Time Table of Events
3pm - Midsummer Sabbat
Class
(held at Avalon)
5 pm - Gathering
6pm - Ritual
7pm - Potluck Feast
8pm - Raffle
There is a requested donation of $3.00 for members and $5.00 for non-members to help cover the cost of space rental, ritual supplies and decorations.
The WRCF is 501(c)3 organization.
All donations are tax-deductible.
For more information on the WRCF, please call us at (321)285-7462.
The Midsummer Sabbat Class will be held prior to the Sabbat on
June 21st, from 3 to 5pm at Avalon. $5.00 or $3.00 for WRCF Members Please RSVP to wrcf@wrcf.org by noon on
March 16th if you plan to attend. | 
WRCF Celebrates the Midsummer Sabbat