May 2024
TWO ARE JOINED, BECOME AS ONE,
HEART TO HEART, BRIGHT AS THE SUN.
LET IT BEGIN, LET IT BE DONE,
LET TWO BE JOINED, BECOMING ONE!
As Oberon and Rhiannon are joined, two Communities, across the nation from each other, are coming together. Both have dreamed of a Community space, where Pagans can come to meet, celebrate, research, etc. To further this goal, there are plans to convert a large garage-type building into a
Community Center on the property. As the house itself is only about 1000 square feet, this will provide space for Oberon’s extensive library and museum collections (Rhiannon has about as many books too!), as well as studio space, gathering space, and guest rooms, with a total of about 1600 square feet in the Community Center alone!
Together, Oberon and Rhiannon have most of the household (and Magickal) things needed, but donations to the building fund (even a few dollars!) or donations of labor when we begin to build would be most appreciated! This is to be a space for the whole Community to use!
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PLANS FOR COMMUNITY CENTER
PHOTO GALLERY
Below are photos from Oberon and Rhiannon’s adventures throughout the past year, including the Maypole at Cerren Ered where they first met, The Great Smoky Mountains, Fairy Fest in SC, Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, VA, Colonial Williamsburg and Yorktown, VA, the Smithsonian and Fireworks in Washington, DC, Great Falls National Park, Grotto Cave in VA, Starwood, the Parliament of World Religions, Carolina Pagan Fest, Nashville Pagan Pride Day, the Parthenon in Nashville, Bigfoot festival in South Carolina, Samhain at Cerren Ered and Fall in the Smokies, Universal Studios in Los Angeles, LOSCon with Peter Beagle, Christmas at Biltmore, Festival of Lights at NC Arboretum, National Gingerbread Competition in Asheville, NC, Smithsonian Space and Aeronautics Museum (with Rhiannon’s daughter Diana), Los Vegas (Venetian Hotel, The Sphere, Excalibur, WitchVegas, and the Vegas Museum of Natural History), Gatlinburg Ripley’s Aquarium, an Awards dinner couple, and viewing the total eclipse at Tredara in Ohio. Hopefully we’ll see you this next year!
