Weavers of the Web, ATC

Join us in-person or online for our weekly Community Night: an open, cross-tradition discussion space where we learn, share, and build community together. We gather every Wednesday evening for discussion, meditation, ritual nights, and more, with time to socialize before and after.

This week: Full Moon in Aquarius
Aquarius is the sign of the water-bearer, the one who carries the vessels and pours it out to those who need it. One who serves for the good of all. This week's theme heading into Lammas is Sacrifice: the quiet gifts we make for one another, the connections that help a community endure because its people choose, again and again, to serve. Together we'll work a rite of mutual care, tending each to another in turn, honoring the sacrifices that hold us up and the ones we offer back. There's a place for you here in the weaving.

Format: RITUAL. We ask that all attendees be a part of the ritual circle, but no experience is required. Our rituals are run by trained, professional clergy, and all needed instructions and supplies will be provided. Children and families are welcome.

Join us for a magickal crafting evening! This gathering (now available both in-person and via Zoom!) is a sanctuary for all who find magic in the handmade. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just beginning your journey, here’s your chance to connect with like-minded souls. Bring along your knitting, crochet, or any portable craft project, and immerse yourself in an evening of creativity, conversation, and community. Skill level doesn’t matter in this circle – we celebrate all forms of craft and creativity! So, gather your materials and join us for a night where every stitch, knot, and weave is infused with intention and joy. Open all evening and free of charge, come in for a spell and weave some magick with us at Crafty Vibes!

Join us for our monthly ritual of community care: walking the neighborhood and cleaning up litter along the River Walk and surrounding blocks.

This is a low-pressure, family-friendly volunteer event for anyone who wants to do a small, tangible good thing with good people. No experience needed. No long commitment required. Just show up, help out for a bit, and leave the place better than you found it.

Lammas is the first harvest, and at Weavers of the Web we mark it as our festival of sacrifice and gratitude. Every loaf of bread begins with grain cut down at the height of its life so others can be fed through the winter, an honest bargain about what we give so the people we love make it through. Our whole community gathers to honor that: we bring nonperishable food for the Pagans In Need pantry, we make corn dollies to carry the harvest's blessing, and we share a community feast under the open sky. All are welcome, no experience or initiation required, and the main ritual is offered in person, on Zoom, and by YouTube livestream so you can join in whatever way calls to you.

The heart of the day is the Lammas Monologues, our living gallery of the gods. One by one, Vessels step forward in costume to invoke a deity and let that god speak to the community in their own voice — part theater, part devotion, part invitation. You don't have to be a student or an initiate to take part; if you can call the energy and deliver a genuine channeled message, there's a place for you on the list. Come watch the gods walk among us, lend your own voice if you're moved to, and stay for the feast, because gratitude always tastes best when it's shared.