Golden+Leaf+Festival

toc =Golden Leaf Festival=

The Golden Leaf Festival is a cooperative effort between the [|Pagan Academic Network] at Purdue University and [|Lafayette Area Pagan Alliance]. These are two non-profit organizations dedicated to the fellowship of the local Pagan community as well as to educating the community about the Pagan culture. The Golden Leaf Festival was co-headed by a woman calling herself Lady Kate. The festival is meant to celebrate life and further the community's understanding of Paganism. The festival is for Pagans and non-Pagans. The festival is an attempt to show the non-Pagans the benefits that Pagans bring to the community at large.

A website devoted to the festival is [|here]. If you want, join the space that this festival is advertised on: [|paganspace.net]. If you do join, you will get many nice people writing to you, inviting you to be their friend, sending you flowers and telling you jokes. I highly suggest joining the space even though I am not a Pagan.

Where:
The event was held at the [|Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds](1401 Teal Rd, Lafayette, IN).

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When:
The Golden Leaf Festival took place this year on October 5 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m, this was the first year of the festival, but more annual events are planned.

Activities at the Golden Leaf Festival were plentiful. They had building a spell, herbal magic, yoga, belly dancing, stained glass, pottery, energy healing, rune magick, Build-A-Ritual, and other arts and crafts. They also featured the Tippecanoe Humane Society and Wolf Park.

To learn about Paganism, go here.