Falmouth Trans Collective presents: A Lughnasadh ritual

Tickets: Free - no booking necessary, but please make sure you’re there on time to join the walk!

12.30-4pm

Also known as Lammas, Lughnasadh marks the time of harvest thanksgiving, a celebration of our land and gratitude for the food it provides. It marks a time when summer is waning, it is time to take stock of new dreams and ambitions as we begin the winding down towards autumn. Come and celebrate this sabbat with Falmouth Trans Collective in with some spell writing, walking and a ritual.

Join us on Saturday 1st August from 12:30 at The Convivial, where we’ll begin with an intro and spell writing with community witch Andi Searle, followed by a wander along the coastal path for a community ritual. We’ll then head back to Penryn to finish up and cast our spells. These events are always such a lovely time to connect with you all, and this one will be just as wonderful. Whether you’re a practicing witch who has joined us before, or completely new - we welcome you!! Come and join us.

Please bring with you some paper and a pen, along with some decent walking shoes! The path can be a little tricky narrow and overgrown at points, with some steps along the way - it’s about an hour’s walk in total. If you would like any further info, please feel free to drop us a message. Also worth noting that the Convivial unfortunately does not have step free access.

Your host

Andi Searle

Andi is a practising witch based in Penryn. He is also an experienced community organiser and facilitator, and co-founder of Falmouth Trans Collective.