Lady Sheherazahde's Links To Regional Organizations and Events

These are umbrella organizations that intend to serve large areas but not whole countries. Mostly in the North-Eastern United States, because that is where I live. But I may add more as I find them. The members of a region should live close enough to get together periodically.

Many national organizations have regional divisions. Look in the National section for the main organization then find the region from there.

Indiana

The Indiana Asatru Council (IAC)

The Indiana Asatru Council, or IAC, was founded in 1994 to promote the Asatru religion in the state of Indiana. The council facilitates networking among Kindreds in the state, as well as acting as a clearinghouse for information.

The Indiana Pagan Resource Network (IPRN)

The Indiana Pagan Resource Network is an online listing of pagan groups, networking groups, resources, and general information of interest to Hoosier pagans. IPRN is not affiliated with any organization, though it does serve as the online resource guide for Indiana W.A.R.D., and is maintained by Dagonet Dewr.

Pagans Allied Together with Heathens (PATH)

Pagans Allied Together with Heathens is a Central Indiana group dedicated to pagan networking and the hosting of public events. We are not an organized council or chartered organization; we are merely a group of people who think that getting people together to talk face to face and to get to know each other is the most important thing a regional group can do.

Maryland

The Mystic District Planning Coalition (MDPC)

was created in June 1998 as an experiment in building Pagan community in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the United States. Centered in (but not limited to) Baltimore, Maryland.

The Free Spirit Alliance

The Free Spirit Alliance is a nonprofit spiritual networking organization composed of pantheist groups and individuals. Our regional focus includes Maryland, Washington, DC, Virginia, Delaware and southern New Jersey. You do not have to be an FSA member to attend our events; all of our events, including business meetings, are open to anyone who is on an ethical path.

Minnesota

the Witches' Informational Network

"Made up of five Pagans from divergant backgrounds and Traditions across the state of Minnesota, the Witches' Informational Network grew out of a need to meet and coordinate with other members of this diverse, religious community. We offer perspectives unique to our genders, races, sexual orientations and lives, but try to see outside the box and be of service to as many people as we can..." Mailing Address: the Witches' Informational Network, c/o David J Rust, 722 36-1/2 Ave NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418

Missouri

Heartland Spiritual Alliance

Centered in Kansas City, (just east of the border between Missouri, and Kansas) Sponsors of the annual Heartland Pagan Festival in May.

Kansas City Pagan's Night Out

Gaea Retreat Center

Gaea is the ancient Greek name for Mother Earth. Gaea Retreat Center is a 168 acre property in a rural setting within an hour's drive of the Kansas City metropolitan area. The primary goal of Gaea Retreat Center is to provide a private, natural retreat area for a variety of people of all spiritual traditions, and to promote a feeling of connection with the land and people on it.

Wolvenwold

Wolvenwold is a 166 acre Sanctuary [in Texas County, Missouri] which became our home in April of 1998. We currently own and reside on this land, and with the help of many other folks in the community, have made this a safe place for kindred spirits and the Earth's creatures to live. We: Fran, Beltana, and Kittin, also host a number of Pagan friendly festivals each year, and wholly support the Pagan community at large.

New Hampshire

The Pagan Coffee Talks

of Portsmouth, NH. Check out the Caffiend

New York State

Brushwood

Folklore Center- Pagan events in Western New York. Brushwood is a campground and meeting place and the host site for Sirius Rising, Starwood and other annual festivals and gatherings.

The Central New York Circle

was founded on Beltane 1999 in hopes of providing a safe, friendly environment for Pagans of like mind to practice the Sabbats. We welcome you to join us in our goal of facilitating a cohesive Pagan community, learning and growing individually and as a group, and fostering tolerance in our own community and abroad.

CNYPA

Central New York Pagan Association. CNYPA will serve primarily as a database. A central database will help students to find teachers, pagans new to the area to find others, pagans to keep in touch with each other, and serve as a contact point for the media and other members of the public who need accurate information about paganry in Central New York.

Children of the Silver Shores

Long Island Pagan Community Home Page

The Circle

Ithaca College Pagan student's organization.

Enchanted Mountain Community

The EMC is an eclectic community open to Wiccans & Pagans located in SW New York State and NW Pennsylvania and their families. We are banded together for mutual celebration of the holidays, education on the old ways and support for each other.

G.A.S.P.

Guild of Alternative Spiritual Paths, Elmira College

The Ithaca Pagan Page

for information and networking among pagans in the Ithaca area of New York State.

New Moon New York Event Guide

NYC Pagan Resource Guide

Ithaca Pagan Pride Day

Pagan Network of Central NY

This web site is designed as a resource for Central New Yorkers who are interested finding local groups to help them learn more about alternative, earth-based, nature-centered religions such as Wicca, Druidry, Paganism, and also,as a touchstone for established traditions and groups in our area to networkwith one another.

Rochester Area Pagans & Witches

It is a group.  Technically it is an e-list that was started on egroups that has turned into much more than just posts to faceless strangers.  We get together weekly and do things both as a large group and also as groups within the main group.  Our goal is simple to create a happy, healthy Pagan community in Rochester, New York and its surrounding areas.

Staten Island Pagans

A place for Staten Island Pagans to unite

UPM

United Pagan Ministries at Cornell University

Northeast Council of W.I.C.C.A.

Wiccans Interested in Creating Community Awareness. The Headquarters of the Northeast Council of W.I.C.C.A. are located in Rochester, New York. The goal of the Northeast council of WICCA is to collectively weave a stronger web both among the pagan communities, and between these cultures and others who journey a different path.

Witches of New York State

The home page of a networking list for Witches and pagans in New York State. One of my personal favorites. I recomend joining their list if you live in NY State. Subscribe to NYS_Witches List

North Carolina

The Appalachian Pagan Alliance

"In July of 1999, the Appalachian Pagan Alliance was founded. Priestesses Ginger Strivelli and Beth Langley hatched the A.P.A. out of a shared dream of creating an affiliated Pagan community in the magickal Appalachian Mountains. Even before the first meeting could take place, the APA's original two Priestesses were joined by several other Priests and Priestesses who are all now working to further the mission of the Appalachian Pagan Alliance. Members have attended monthly meetings, participated in several seasonal celebrations and supported the projects sponsored by the APA. "

Ohio

A.C.E

The Association for Consciousness Exploration. A.C.E. is an organization in NorthEast Ohio providing services in the fields of Magic, Mind-Sciences, Alternative Lifestyles, Comparative Religion/Spirituality, Entertainment, Holistic Healing, and related subjects. Founded in 1983 by members of the Chameleon Club, ACE has provided programs of an educational, spiritual, and recreational nature to the Greater Cleveland area and the public at large. Sponsors of Starwood

Dayton Area Pagan Network (DAPN)

The Dayton Area Pagan Network is a voluntary association of Pagans living in and around Dayton, Ohio. Our mission is to serve as a community service organization providing information and non-denominational fellowship for Pagans, NeoPagans, Wiccans, Witches, Druids, Shamans, Taoists, Buddhists, and other advocates of alternative spiritual paths in the Dayton and Miami Valley area.

Pennsylvania

Delaware Valley Pagan Network

We have two goals. 1) We plan to establish a physical location that all pagans in the region can look to as a focal point for community activity and support. This newsletter is our primary method of outreach. We have a presence on the Internet, but recognize that many people are not yet connected or may never be connected to the virtual world. 2) We plan to present a unified face to the public at large, initially by way of a public event (workshops, seminars, etc.), but eventually on an ongoing basis by participating in high profile community activities such as the AIDS Walk, service to the needy (Meals on Wheels, etc.), and as partners to other religious and secular organizations. Our intent is to establish a secular structure that may be shared by the full gamut of the pagan religious spectrum. We will create an organization that is all-inclusive and that does not engage in self-serving rhetoric. We will invite and include all individuals and groups within the Delaware Valley as equitably as possible.

The Broom Closet

The purpose of this site is to inform the Philadelphia Pagan community, folk interested in Pagan, Wiccan, Earth-based, or other Pantheistic paths, about local Pagan events, groups, and gatherings. It also lists local shops that stock material of Pagan orientation, and publications of Pagan interest. In addition, there are links to some pages we thought were good sources of information on the web, or just nicepagan homepages.

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