Athens Pagan Pride Day

Athens Pagan Pride Day Athens Pagan Pride Day is a day of celebration that provides a place for Pagans to network with each other and celebrate the Autumn Equinox.

All over the world, local coordinators host public Pagan Pride celebrations. This day of celebration provides a place for Pagans to network with each other and celebrate the Autumn Equinox. It also helps spread the truth about Paganism to our communities, refute common misconceptions, and draw political attention to Paganism in order to try to prevent legislative discrimination against Pagans. Las

t, but not least, it allows Pagans to share our abundant harvest with others in need as we collect food to donate to a local charity.

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08/17/2024

I've published a new installment of my series Pantheon:

Note: Athens Area Pagans Inc. is open to all paths, ways, and practices. The following is the author’s opinion and is not intended as a statement of opinion, theology, ideology, or faith on the part of AAP.

I promised these would be weekly, but what can you do?
08/10/2024

I promised these would be weekly, but what can you do?

Note: Athens Area Pagans Inc. is open to all paths, ways, and practices. The following is the author’s opinion and is not intended as a statement of opinion, theology, ideology, or faith on the part of AAP.

03/08/2024

An Important Announcement about
Athens Pagan Pride Day
To all the friends, supporters and vendors of Athens Pagan Pride Day and any other interested parties:

We, as the members of Athens Area Pagans, Incorporated, have decided that we cannot proceed with Athens Pagan Pride Day in 2024, and we do not know at this time what the future will hold.

AAP has been putting on APPD since 2009, when it took over responsibility for the festival from the original organizer, Christian Avalon, when she could not continue because of personal matters. Except for 2020 and 2021 when the CoVid Pandemic forced us to modify things a bit, we have held a festival at a public park or a downtown street each fall. The two most recent events have been held on West Washington Street.

However, circumstances have changed: much as we appreciate the people who show up on the day of the festival to help us set up and break down, we have not had much success in getting help with the several months of work devoted to organizing, publicizing and raising funds before each year’s APPD.

We have concluded that the energy we have put into APPD would be best used for other projects including development of the AllWays Intentional Community, and providing live and on-line classes and educational materials for and about the Pagan community.

During the next year, we will be open to proposals from other groups who might want to take responsibility for APPD going forward. However, we will only entertain proposals from groups who are willing to affiliate with the the national Pagan Pride Project and abide by its principles. We would also reserve the right to reject any proposal we deem unsuitable for whatever reason. But if we can find someone who is up to the task, there will be some resources available to get you started.

If no suitable organizers are found in the next year, we will revisit the future of Athens Pagan Pride Day at our annual business meeting in February of 2025.

APPD, in its current form, and given our current resources, is unsustainable.  We are discussing its future.  To learn m...
01/12/2024

APPD, in its current form, and given our current resources, is unsustainable. We are discussing its future. To learn more and give feedback, please see the blog post at the link below and fill out the survey you find there. You can also email us (see blog).

The first Athens Pagan Pride Day was put on by Christian Avalon with the help of the UGA Pagan Student Association in 2008. They did an excellent job of it.

10/14/2023

Today's the day! We hope to see you today, downtown for Athens Pagan Pride Day 2023.

10/13/2023

Happy Friday the 13th!

Join us for Athens Pagan Pride Day tomorrow 🥳

Just like past years, Athens Pagan Pride Day will be supporting our community by supporting Project Safe. We are asking ...
10/09/2023

Just like past years, Athens Pagan Pride Day will be supporting our community by supporting Project Safe. We are asking attendees to bring canned goods or money to donate. We believe that we should share our bounty with others.

Project Safe is a 501c3 nonprofit organization working to end domestic violence through crisis intervention, ongoing supportive services, systems change advocacy, and prevention and education. Project Safe’s primary service area is Madison County, Oconee County, Clarke County, and Oglethorpe County, but provides services to people from all over Georgia.

Vendor Spotlight - Branch and Bone CraftsAPPD welcomes Branch and Bone Crafts to our 2023 festival! With handmade wands,...
09/28/2023

Vendor Spotlight - Branch and Bone Crafts

APPD welcomes Branch and Bone Crafts to our 2023 festival! With handmade wands, made from natural materials and respectfully crafted, you'll definitely want to check out Branch and Bone!

Shop Natural materials, respectfully handcrafted. by BranchAndBoneCrafts located in Athens, Georgia.

09/28/2023

Vendor Spotlight - Serendipitous Souls

Featuring oil paintings, macrame, keychains, and more from artist Kaityn! Come visit Serendipitous Souls at APPD 2023!

Hello and welcome! I'm Kaitlyn, an artist who created this page to showcase my craft!

09/28/2023

Vendor Spotlight - Twin Ravens Studios

Featuring earthy, eclectic handmade jewelry using an electroplating process to capture stones and organics in copper, preserving them as wearable art. (Yay, science!) APPD 2023 welcomes Twin Ravens Studios to this year's festival!

09/26/2023

Vendor Spotlight - A Touch of Magic

Offering magical items for everyday needs, Athens Pagan Pride Day is happy to have A Touch of Magic in attendance this year!

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