Lammas
The first harvest, Lughnasadh also known as Lammas, marks the beginning of fall and is the midway point between summer solstice and fall equinox. The name Lughnasadh celebrates the god Lugh, a master of games, arts, and crafts who is also associated with truthfulness and oaths. Lovingly referred to by many pagans as the Bread holiday, Lammas is a time to harvest grain and to feast on the summer. We also give thanks for the last days of the light half of the year, acknowledging the shortening days.
Sunday August 2nd 9:00am
Fort Lowell Park east of the pecan orchard at the end of N. Orchard River Dr.
Sunday August 2nd 3:00pm
Morley Field in the tree-covered area across from the archery range.
Information for in-person rituals
*We ask all attendees to in-person rituals to be fully vaccinated to help protect our most vulnerable loved ones. Please keep up with your boosters, for your sake and for the sake of our community!
Please bring
A chair or blanket to sit on
Food to share potluck-style
Your own utensils and plate
San Diego rituals are moving to Morley Field! Check back soon for specific directions
Tucson Rituals are held in the East end of Fort Lowell Park, East of the orchard at the end of North Orchard River Dr.
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