In the world of Pagan tradition, “Mabon” is a term, and in addition, a period of time to reflect and restore balance to oneself. This festival, now named after the God of Welsh mythology, Mabon. He is the Child of Light and the son of the Earth Mother Goddess, Modron.
In accordance with the term, the Mabon weekend (or Autumn Equinox), runs September 22nd through September 29th, 2019.
For those in Pittsburgh wishing to celebrate, they will be able to participate in “Bitchcraft” on Sunday, September 22nd.
Located at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Bitchcraft 2019 is for anyone looking to delve deeper into the occult and understand more about this festival and Pagan traditions.
Over 200 artisans and mystics, as well as psychics and spiritual leaders will be on hand to meet with the public and showcase their talents and crafts to those intrigued.
While delving into the occult, why not help yourself to a cocktail by Lake Witch (@bartenderwitch) and her coven cocktail collection.
Guests will also be able to dive more into the occult by meeting with Starla Moore, the honorary guest speaker of the event, to help those dive deeper into seeking their powers, along with meeting their “familiar”, which is a term used as a spiritual guide, mainly in the shape of an animal, to help guide and protect their witch master.
But don’t think this event is all doom and darkness, no! There will be Halloween themed events for all ages from trick-or-treating, craft circle, costume booth and henna tattoos.
For more information on Bitchcraft 2019, head to their website for more details.
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