Friday evening
8 PM or so - Fire Lighting
8:30 to 10PM - Candle Making - led by Genevieve Stoyak. "For this simple project, we’ll use pale blue sheet beeswax to mold candles that are perfect for devotions to Ana or any other watery god or goddess.  Feel free to bring your own herbs or oils to add to them.  If time and materials permit, we can make candles for other devotionals.  The Magician’s Guild will help consecrate them when we’re done."
9 to 10 PM - ADF and SLG History - led by Rob Henderson
10 PM - Evening Ritual - run by Cedar Song Protogrove, ADF
(overnight camping)

Saturday
1 to 2 PM -SLG Cosmology (Whose Gods Are These Anyway?) - led by Rob Henderson
2 to 3:30 PM - Main Rite of Lughnasadh
3:30 to 5:30 PM - Run Valdr - led by Rodney Cox. Learn about this new form of energy working.
5:30 to 6:30 PM - potluck dinner and Bardic Circle - led by Rob Henderson
6:30 to 7:30 PM - Labyrinths - led by Jude Howison. Learn about the many uses of these ancient symbols!
7:30 to 8:30 PM -Salt Dough Votive Offerings (Part I) - led by Genevieve Stoyak. "Homemade, all-natural, and possessed of an ancient crafting pedigree, salt dough is easy to mold and sculpt into items that are decorative or functional, or both.  Possible projects include candleholders, ornaments, statuettes, dishes, animal figurines, or even runestones.  They can be offered in ritual or taken home for your personal altars.  Feel free to bring your own cookie cutters and/or molds, objects to press into the dough to make patterns or impressions, or any personal sculpting tools you may have.  We may try to harden them by the fire, or Gen will take them home to bake in a proper oven.  (Please note that while materials are provided, any donations would be welcome to help cover the cost.)"
8:30 to 9 PM - Ana Meditation - led by Rodney Cox
9 PM - Greek Prayer Ritual - led by Genevieve Stoyak. "To the ancient Greeks, a proper prayer was accompanied by purification, sacrifice, and all the other usual elements of ritual.  And they had absolutely no qualms about flattering the gods with praises and then asking for favors in the same breath.  In this ritual, we will follow a modified ADF ritual structure with offerings to the Greek gods at every step.  For the main sacrifice, we will offer prayer tablets (inscribed beforehand); a typical prayer tablet would ask a god for a blessing and then promise something in return.  A formal oath may be made in this way, as well. Please note that if you participate in this ritual you are not required to make an oath!  You may instead inscribe a simple prayer, blessing, or wish on your tablet and offer it to the gods.  There is a formal part to be said aloud, but you do not have to speak of anything that is private between you and the gods.  In addition, though we are invoking the Greek deities for purposes of the ritual, and calling on the Sky, Seas, and Earth as witnesses, you may also call upon your own gods for your individual offering."
(overnight camping)

Sunday
noon - Our Ritual Regalia - led by Rob Henderson. We clean the nemeton, and Rob gives an explanation for everything we use in our Grove rituals.
1:30 to 2:30 PM - Dedicant Path Discussion - led by Rob Henderson
2:30 to 4 PM -Salt Dough Votive Offerings (Part II)- led by Genevieve Stoyak. "By now the salt dough masterpieces should be dry and ready to paint and/or varnish!"
4 PM - Guided Meditation - Join us in an open session of our An Bruane spiritual group as we perform a guided meditation to contact our Grove gods Lugh and Ana.
5 PM - clean-up
On the way home - Pilgrimage to Ana