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A blog to illuminate the path for seekers of the sacred,
the magical, and the esoteric
06, April 2026
On March 21, we left ethereal Pisces season behind and entered the domain of Aries, the energetic ram in the Western zodiac. Aries season always begins on Spring equinox, signaling a burst of regenerative energy and marking the beginning of the astrological year. But what does this mean for you? Let’s get into it.
What is Aries season all about?
Have you been feeling a little hotter under the collar? A little more competitive, maybe more impulsive? Has your body felt like it’s absolutely zinging with life? That’ll be the influence of Aries! Ruled by the planet Mars, Aries season is a time when energy explodes into the world. It’s a time of intense emotions, new beginnings, and the power to claim victories over our obstacles. Aries season is a time for chasing those more difficult goals, changing those negative habits, challenging yourself, holding those in your life accountable, and much more. Everything during this time is a flurry of energy, so buckle up for one wild ride.
Those born under Aries
Aries is the cardinal fire sign (meaning it’s the fire sign with instigating energy), so those born under Aries tend to be equally fiery. This is someone who is bold, independent, ambitious, and energetic. An Aries is often a trailblazer, someone who carves new paths in the world, especially in areas they’re passionate about. There’s a definite forward momentum present in the Aries personality, always pushing toward something new or exciting. If you’re friends with an Aries, you’ve likely been caught up in their wake more than once.
While the energy of an Aries can be refreshing and occasionally intoxicating, there are some pitfalls which come along with it. Aries tend to be competitive, a trait which can sometimes get them into trouble. Similarly, their wild energy sometimes leads to a hot head or an impulsive streak. Aries will sometimes flit from hobby to hobby, following their interest and passion like a flame catching on a pile of tinder. They can be blunt at times, but they are fiercely loyal to their loved ones and will protect those they care about with everything they have. They are leaders, artists, athletes, and the life of any party. Some famous people born in Aries are Lady Gaga, Elton John, Leonardo da Vinci, and Vincent van Gogh.
What can I expect this Aries season?
As the Aries fire sweeps across the world, you’re likely going to feel some of the heat no matter what your astrology sign is. There’s an infectious nature to Aries that tends to sweep everyone along in its riptide current. Now is a time to embrace that energy. Embark on a new and challenging project. Try out a new hobby. Communicate more clearly with those around you. Move your body in a way that feels good. Take ownership of something and see it through to completion.
From now until April 19, we’re in for a time of major rebirth and renewal. It’s time to take control of your narrative. Have the bravery to become the hero of your own story. If you need some support, or a way to channel this wild Aries season energy, look no further than your friendly neighborhood metaphysical shop. We’re here to ride the highs and lows of Aries season with you. So shake off the old. We’re bursting into a new season together.
09, March 2026
Cartomancy is the art of using cards for divination and for gaining insight. But did you know there are two different types of commonly-used decks? Tarot cards and Oracle cards are both types of materials used in cartomancy. So how do they differ? How can you tell which is which? Let’s get into it.
Isn’t an Oracle deck just a type of Tarot deck?
Because Tarot decks and Oracle decks are often sold alongside one another (not to mention how similar they can appear at a glance), it’s safe to assume they’re basically the same thing, right? Wrong! Tarot decks and Oracle decks are very different things, and while they can be used similarly, they differ in fundamental ways. Oftentimes, they will also serve different purposes in a cartomancy practice. All cartomancy decks will be labeled with the type of deck they are, so make sure to read carefully when selecting yours. You wouldn’t want to accidentally purchase a Tarot deck when you want an Oracle deck, or vice versa.
So...what’s the difference?
The short answer is that Tarot decks are largely standardized, while Oracle decks are not. Every Tarot deck generally contains the same 78 cards, all of which will have the same meanings from deck to deck. The Hermit in one Tarot deck means the same as The Hermit in every other Tarot deck. There are some decks that will deviate from the standard on occasion, but they are typically few and far between. This makes it possible to, with time and practice, memorize the cards and their meanings.
Oracle decks, meanwhile, are all completely unique from one another. They are created by the artist/author, often centered around a specific theme or intention, and everything from the art to the meanings of the cards is unique to that deck. No two Oracle decks will be the same, so it’s impossible to memorize or learn Oracle cards. If you’ve ever wondered why we offer an Intro to Tarot class but no Intro to Oracle class, this is why! Every Oracle deck will come with a guidebook, written by the deck’s creator/s. You will need to consult this guidebook every time you use your Oracle deck.
How Do I Know Which One is Right for Me?
Ultimately, your intuition will be your guide here. Both kinds of decks have their uses and their merits, as well as their limitations. But by and large, Oracle cards tend to have a more complete and thorough meaning for each card than Tarot cards, which makes Oracle cards excellent for daily single-card pulls (almost like a message-of-the-day calendar). Tarot cards, meanwhile, have broader meanings that function a bit more like puzzle pieces. They can be used for single-card pulls, but they also excel in spreads (when you pull more than one card for simultaneous interpretation). Oracle cards are fairly straightforward, while Tarot cards require some intuitive work to learn and interpret.
Think of the kind of cartomancy you’d like to perform, and consider that when selecting a deck. If you’re feeling drawn more strongly toward one type of deck over the other, that is likely the right choice for you. And if you gravitate toward Tarot cards, don’t forget to sign up for our Intro to Tarot class to get your cartomancy journey off on the right foot.
02, March 2026
You’ve probably heard people talking about it. “I’ve had the worst day. Mercury must be in retrograde again.” But what really is a Mercury retrograde? How does it affect us? And why does it always seem bad? Let’s get into it.
What is a Mercury Retrograde?
A planetary “retrograde” is really just an optical illusion. It’s a time when the planet appears to be moving backward when observed from our perspective here on Earth. When a planet goes into retrograde, the areas over which that planet is said to govern tend to go a bit haywire. Things get shaken up. Every planet has a retrograde period, but it’s always Mercury we’re hearing about. Why is Mercury the problem child of the cosmos?
That would be because Mercury, as the closest planet to our sun, has the shortest orbit of all the planets in our solar system. This means that Mercury goes into retrograde more often than any other planet. There are approximately three Mercury retrogrades every year, each lasting for three to four weeks. Each year, Mercury is in retrograde a whopping 17-23% of the time.
Okay but...is this bad?
Not necessarily! But it certainly can feel that way. Mercury is the planet that governs our communication, our information processing, and how we move through our days. As such, any upset to Mercury’s path in the sky can trigger some small (but very noticeable) hiccups. Things like misunderstandings, miscommunications, missed appointments, delayed schedules, and plenty of other daily inconveniences. One at a time, these things may seem relatively minor. But during a Mercury retrograde, these minor issues can sometimes stack up, resulting in the not-great time Mercury retrograde is famous for.
How Does this Affect Me?
While the chaotic energy of a Mercury retrograde can feel irritating, this is actually a really excellent time to hit pause where you can in your life. Cut back on your schedule where possible. Take time for stillness each day. A planetary retrograde is often a signal to rest and reflect, and Mercury’s retrograde is no different. Hold off on making any big decisions, if you can. Give yourself extra time to get where you’re going. And above all, be kind to yourself. Recognize that you are doing your best, and this time is an invitation to process some things you may have sped past before. So take a deep breath. Get your journal out. Set multiple alarms. And realize it’s all going to be okay at the end of the day.
17, November 2025
Sometimes, it can feel like we barely have enough to get by. Whether it's money, friendships, peace, or any other finite resource, there will be times when it seems like your supply is running low. The good news is, you are not powerless. You can manifest abundance into your own life. Here are some witchy tips to get you started and give you a little extra edge.
Cinnamon
Cinnamon is a major heavy lifter when it comes to herbs. Try this trick to bring more prosperity into your life: on the first of every month, blow a small handful of cinnamon into your home through your front door. Invite abundance to follow it inside all month long!
Crystals
Because abundance is directly connected to the earth, crystals are an excellent way to bring some of that energy your way. Look for jade, tiger's eye, pyrite, malachite, or just ask our crystal experts which ones they'd recommend!
Incense
When we say there's an incense for everything, we really do mean it. Experience our incense wall and pick up incense specifically designed to attract money, increase abundance, or promote grounding. Or go classic (we won't judge) and get cinnamon, rosemary, clove, basil, or patchouli.
Candle Magic
Grab yourself a green, brown, or gold candle, and spark things up! It doesn't matter if it's a chime candle on your altar or a scented candle in a mason jar - it's all about color and intention. We carry candles of all colors, so if you're manifesting, stock up next time you're in the shop.
Mindset
The most powerful thing you can do to manifest abundance is to cultivate an abundance mindset. Cast off any feelings of helplessness and step into your power. Count even the smallest of blessings. Be intentional about appreciating all you have, especially when it doesn't feel like enough. Remember: all abundance flows from gratitude. Instead of pining for what you don't have, focus on what you do have instead. You'll likely find you're much better off than you'd thought.
10, November 2025
While some people thrive in the colder, darker months of the year, many others find this time to be a challenge. Seasonal depression (often brought about by the lack of sunlight and the colder temperatures) can do a number on your mental health. Luckily, you are not powerless! Here are some of our favorite ways to combat the Seasonal Sads, with a little metaphysical flair.
Crystals
Just because the sun is making itself scarce doesn't mean you can't do your part to boost the solar energy in your home. Fortify your space with sun-drawing crystals, such as citrine and sunstone, both of which excel at pumping out the positive vibes.
Salt Lamps
A little extra light in this time of year can never hurt. And if that light source cleanses the energy of your home while also giving you a little dopamine lift? You really can't go wrong. Shop our selection of salt lamps in the shop and get geared up early.
Simmer Pots
We LOVE a simmer pot. It's an easy way to increase the positive vibes in a space, while also making everything smell ah-mazing. All you have to do is put a pot full of water on the stove, set it to a low temperature, dump in some of our house-made, small-batch Dusk + Willow Simmer Pot Blend, and walk away. That's it. Instant coziness.
(Pro tip: do your simmer pot in a slow cooker so you can keep your stove free!)
Sound Baths & Meditations
Sometimes, when the winter comes knocking, we need to up our self-care. Taking time to mentally rest and align your energies can give you just the edge you need to keep your spirits up. Build habits that prioritize mental health and spiritual wellness, such as attending any of our sound baths or meditations. Consider it preventative maintenance. Come spring, you'll be glad you did.
15, September 2025
It may seem like we've uncovered everything there is in the crystal world, but the reality is, there's still so much that's yet to be discovered. The world is vast and beautiful, and there are always new surprises around every corner. In such a case, please welcome to the stage: Grape Agate! A recent discovery that only occurs on a single island in Indonesia, this rare little beauty has exploded onto the crystal healing scene. Not only is it easily recognizable, with its unique texture and its color that can range from vibrant purple to lilac-grey to even lightly blue or green, it's also a very valuable tool in spiritual wellness.
Grape agate absolutely thrives on intuitive energy. It excels at activating latent psychic abilities, developing intuition, and growing your ability to connect with all things spiritual. Grape agate is able to act as an energetic bridge between the crown and third eye chakras, opening both your intuitive sight and your ability to receive messages from a higher plane of existence. If you've ever worked with spirit guides, angels, ancestors, or other metaphysical entities (or if you've ever wanted to), this is a perfect stone for you. Grape agate also enhances our ability to lucidly dream, so if dreamwork has been catching your interest, get some grape agate to help you along.
As you walk your path of self-discovery and understanding, grape agate is here to help. Keep it close for clarity, enhanced perception, and some gentle calming energies. Whether you meditate, keep a dream journal, or even astral project, grape agate is an excellent stone to have by your side. It will be your best friend as you develop your intuition and grow your ability to communicate, both in our mundane world, and with the world beyond. We have several unique pieces of grape agate in the shop, so take a look next time you visit! Maybe you'll be the one to welcome this new little powerhouse to your home.
25, August 2025
The Evil Eye is a common symbol in magical and spiritual practice that dates back to ancient civilizations. The idea behind this popular talisman is that it watches your back - quite literally! This is an eye that looks out at the world when you cannot, so that any negative energy or ill wishes from other people can be reflected back and away. It is a powerful symbol of protection that acts as a personal shield, which makes it extremely versatile.
One of the most common places to find the Evil Eye symbol is in jewelry. Evil Eye jewelry is a wearable piece of protection that you can easily keep on your person. But there are many other objects that carry this symbol, such as wall hangings, candles, mugs, clothing, tattoos, and even the Evil Eye emoji! You can even draw an Evil Eye on yourself, if you suddenly find yourself feeling cursed or as though someone means you harm.
Because the Evil Eye exists in so many forms, it’s easy to integrate it into your life. Hang an Evil Eye by your front door. Put one over the rearview mirror in your car. Carry one in your pocket or bag. Add a small one as a charm on your pet’s collar. Use an Evil Eye pendant as a bookmark. Burn an Evil Eye candle and fill your home with the protective energy it carries. We have many, many items in the shop that feature this powerful symbol, so don’t forget to pick one up the next time you drop by!
11, August 2025
Nearly every culture has some variation of the fae peppered throughout their folklore. They may go by other names or titles, but where there is a tricky little creature with a penchant for mischief, fairies are about! Fairies have a reputation that precedes them, with the sort of fickle nature that can grant favors just as quickly as dish out curses. They've been popularized in media in many different forms, both benign and malevolent. There are even whole holiday traditions that originated with fairies at the center. (Did you know wearing costumes at Halloween stems from the Samhain tradition of guising - adopting a costume to hide among fairy tricksters who creep through the night? Keep an eye out for our Samhain workshop this fall if you want to know more!)
Whether you believe the fae are kindly little creatures or more fearsome things, it's never a bad choice to get onto their good side. This can look like putting out bread and milk at night, building fairy houses for your garden, leaving offerings near circles of mushrooms or hollow trees, and much more. It would behoove you, though, to do proper research before engaging with any kind of fae. While there is no conclusive proof that fairies exist, there is more than enough folklore and anecdotal history to inspire a healthy dose of caution. Fairies are tricky, and one wrong move could land you in a sticky situation.
Believing in fairies is less common these days than in days past, but whether you believe or not, it is always worth looking into local legends when in a new place. If enough people say not to go into the woods at night, consider why they may say so. Have respect for these warnings - whether they exist because of coyotes or because of fairies, you'll want to be safe either way. There is untold magic and wonder in this earth, and those who believe in fairies know how to honor it. And if you've had a curious experience yourself, want to research fairy stories and fae magic, or hope to curry favor with these flighty tricksters, we have plenty of resources for you to get started on your journey into the wonderful world of fairies.
04, August 2025
There's not much in this world that cleanses, relaxes, and revitalizes better than a good bath. Imagine sinking into water that's the perfect temperature, a symphony of fragrance rising up on the steam as the warmth eases tension in your muscles. Imagine the gentle sounds of the water, lapping against your skin and the sides of the tub as it washes the stress from your mind. Imagine the unburdening of your soul, as all your worries float away, leaving you light and at rest. Baths are truly magical, in more ways than one. Especially with some fancy bath salts mixed into the water.
Most people know bath salts for their soothing effect on sore muscles, but did you know that bath salts can also be incredible at soothing sore spirits? While water alone is a fantastic metaphysical cleanser that is excellent at removing negative energy, adding salt to the water is a way to supercharge that effect. Salt is naturally a metaphysical purifier, which is why it has the reputation it does: salt circles to keep out negative entities, salt tossed over your shoulder for luck, and much more. But when salt combines with water, these two purification powerhouses match each other's energy in such a fantastic way that bath salts are essential in every spiritual person's bathroom.
One of the less obvious beauties of bath salts lies in their ability to be crafted to suit an intention. If you take your bath salts, mix in some carefully-selected herbs, add a few drops of essential oil, and say a blessing over it, you'll have a bath potion that can be geared toward nearly anything. We at Dusk + Willow have made it our business to know all the ins and outs of this process. We sell small-batch, made-in-house bath salts for a variety of purposes, from easing menstrual symptoms to enhancing self love to opening your heart. We also carry a curated collection of bath salts by Art of the Root, all designed for various purposes. Uncrossing, abundance, road opening, love...you name it, we've got it. Browse our full selection of bath salts the next time you're in the shop. Pick out something special for whatever you may need at the moment. Carve out some time for dedicated self care, sink into the water, and let the bath salts do their work. Trust us - you'll feel like a new person after.
23, June 2025
Since the dawn of time, human beings have been fascinated by the movements of the cosmos. Our place in the vastness of infinite space has been a cornerstone of human curiosity for as long as we've had recorded history. We've always looked up at the skies in wonder, telling stories and drawing correlations. Many of our beloved myths have been preserved in the stars. Stars have been used for navigation for as long as we as a species have traveled. If you find that you're one of the many, many humans searching for meaning in the cosmos, know you're hardly alone. There's not much that's more unifying than looking to the stars for guidance.
These days, most people have hears of astrology in some capacity or other. Astrology - or the idea that the position of planets, stars, and other celestial bodies have an influence on our lives - is often one of the first metaphysical branches that people encounter. It's become mainstream enough that its no longer obscure, which means those of us who are interested in it have more resources than ever to learn about it. With a new moon this week, it's a perfect time to start a journey into astrology and see what might be in store for you.
While astrology is not a science, it is definitely complex, and quite pervasive within the metaphysical sphere. Astrology is a niche all its own, but it also has its fingers in other areas, such as tarot. For each tarot card, there is a corresponding astrological sign, planet, or phenomena. So if you start learning about astrology, don't be surprised if it keeps popping up in other areas of your spiritual practice, too! You may find yourself drawing correlations you never even considered, once you start bringing celestial movements into it!
If you're wanting to dig a bit more deeply into astrology, stop by the shop. Check out our array of astrology-centered items. Leaf through a book or pick up an astrology oracle deck. Light up some celestial incense as you dip your toes into the timeless human interest in the cosmos. Keep an open mind and stay curious. And if you end up really into astrology, feel free to blame it on your star sign.
26, May 2025
If you're looking for a phenomenal staple crystal that truly has your best interests at heart, selenite is about to become your new best friend. Everyone who works with crystals or spirituality should have some selenite around. Those of us who do tend to make liberal use of it, and the reason why is simple: selenite is one of the best energetic cleansers out there.
Selenite is the crystal you reach for when you need to cleanse yourself, your home, your spiritual tools, or even other crystals. And the best part is, selenite itself never needs cleansing. It's a self-cleansing crystal that comes in tons of forms, which makes it ideal for almost any use. You can place your jewelry on selenite at the end of the day to remove any bad vibes while you sleep. You can put selenite over your doors and windows to keep the energy inside your home nice and gentle. If you get the powdered form (hint: we sell it), you can add a pinch to the paint can when you next paint your house. You can wear it in a necklace, put it anywhere in your home, keep it on your altar...the possibilities are virtually limitless!
If you're looking to pick up a piece of selenite, we have all kinds in the shop, just waiting to go home with you. Selenite is an incredible powerhouse of a crystal, and if you treat it right, it will have your back forever. As it is a cousin of salt, it's a very soft and breakable mineral, so make sure to store it safely. Be careful to keep it away from water, as large quantities of moisture will cause it to dissolve. But as long as you follow those guidelines, you'll be set with one of the best crystal cleansers available. We can also answer any questions you may have about selenite in the shop, so stop by and learn how this gorgeous crystal can help you clean up your life!
19, May 2025
One of the more ancient forms of spiritualism still practiced today, Norse paganism has a lot to offer a modern world. If you're intrigued by a mythos bursting with a vibrant cast of characters and many philosophies about life that are still relevant even many centuries later, Norse paganism might be something you'd enjoy.
Originating in the Scandinavian region of what is now Europe, Norse Paganism predates Christianity. Norse paganism is rooted in a polytheistic pantheon full of gods who are widely characterized as multi-dimensional - as flawed as they are powerful. It's often said that the Norse gods are "more human than humans," which makes them an endearing set of characters to many. Whether you view them as true deities or more akin to storybook characters, there's something to be learned from Norse myths. The Poetic Edda and the Prose Edda are the texts that form the basis of the myths, though there have been many notable adaptations of these texts into novel format as well.
Norse paganism highlights community, strength, and loyalty to those you love. The religion of the Vikings, there is a great deal of emphasis on valor, as well as resourcefulness and mindfulness. If you've got a strong code of honor but still appreciate the mysticism of the mundane, you'd probably enjoy dipping a toe into Norse paganism. Grab a copy of the myths and read up on Odin, Thor, Freyja, Tyr, Frigga, Heimdall, Loki, and many others as they go about their metaphysical exploits, and get an insight on an ancient culture at the same time.
If any of this catches your interest, we can help you learn! Attend our quarterly Intro to Runes class (taught by V, a practicing Norse pagan) to learn about the ancient writing system of the Vikings that doubled as a divination tool. Check out our wide selection of books for reading material on this subject. Decorate your sacred space with our statues, tools, and even some adorable Viking gnomes. Whatever your needs, we've got you covered!
12, May 2025
With incense bring one of the most popular tools of the spiritual trade, it's probably no surprise that there are all kinds of burners out there. Incense burners come in all shapes and sizes, for different types of incense and different environments. If you're looking to use incense, read on to find the burner that will work the best for you!
Stick Incense Burners
Incense sticks are the most common variety of incense, and as such, the burners for it are many and varied! The two primary types of incense burners are horizontal burners and vertical burners. Horizontal burners hold the incense stick horizontally, and vertical burners hold it vertically. There are many different types of each, including both open and enclosed burners. Some open horizontal burners pictured above are the traditional wooden incense boat and the golden fairy incense boat. The long rectangular wooden box pictured is an example of a closed horizontal burner. An open vertical burner often looks like a dish with a small hole for a stick of incense in the center. An example of a closed vertical burner is the golden tower pictured above.
While open burners are more common and are produced in more styles, closed burners are beneficial to anyone who wants to keep their incense ashes contained. They also work well for those with children or pets who risk burning themselves on open incense. Vertical burners can be a better choice for people with less surface space to devote to an incense burner.
Cone Incense Burners
Incense cones take up less space than incense sticks, so their burners can also be much smaller. Often, cone incense burners look like a dish made of a fireproof material (such as soapstone or metal), sometimes with a cover and sometimes without. Like with closed stick incense burners, the cover for cone incense burners will always have holes to allow the smoke to escape. Some examples of cone incense burners pictured above are the wooden pyramid-shaped box, the elevated golden pot to its left, the gold dish at the front and center, and the white soapstone dish to the right.
Choosing an incense burner can be as simple as aesthetics, or it can be as involved as each individual's unique living situation. We always have a large variety of incense burners of all types in the shop, so you can pick your favorite one the next time you visit us!
28, April 2025
If it feels like every person with even an ounce of interest in the metaphysical has some rose quartz nearby at all times, it's for a very good reason! Rose quartz is one of the staple crystals in any practitioner's tool kit. A real spiritual powerhouse, rose quartz specializes in something we could all use more of in our lives: self-love.
Aside from being beautiful to look at, one of the major properties of rose quartz is its ability to elevate gentleness within our hearts, particularly in relation to ourselves. If you struggle with being hard on yourself, low self-esteem, anxiety, or depression, rose quartz might be a great crystal to keep around. Let's be honest - it can be hard to stay positive when life insists on tripping you up. Sometimes, you need a little boost. Rose quartz is here to remind you that you deserve love and kindness.
While rose quartz specializes in self-love, it's hardly a one-trick pony. If you're dealing with emotional wounds, rose quartz has got you. If you're looking for a bit of peace in your life, rose quartz can help you find it. Unconditional love - romantic, platonic, or toward yourself? Rose quartz can help. Emotional balance and protection? You guessed it - rose quartz does that, too.
Rose quartz: what can't she do?
With all these uplifting energies, it's abundantly clear why everyone is so heart-eyed over rose quartz. We all need more love in our lives, more healing, more emotional nourishment. You'd be surprised what a big difference this humble, pink stone can bring to this area of your life. Whether you're new to rose quartz, or if you've got shelves lined with it, it's never a bad time to pick up a new piece. We've got rose quartz in all shapes, sizes, and forms, so make sure to grab some the next time you're in the shop! You deserve it.
14, April 2025
While it may seem like tarot cards have exploded onto the scene in recent years, that couldn't be further from the truth. Yes, tarot is still considered a relatively young form of divination, but that's only because it didn't exist before recorded history the way some other divination methods have (looking at you, runes). Even still, tarot is quite old. Did you know there is evidence of cards similar to tarot existing as early as the 1300s? Originally used for card games the way we use modern playing cards, tarot cards came into existence during a time in history when literacy was extremely rare. They were hand-painted on vellum (paper was too precious and hard to come by), and because the general public couldn't read, the artists wove stories into the artwork. Much of those original stories exists to this day, encapsulated in how we use these cards in our modern era.
Tarot is one of the ultimate storytelling tools. With 78 cards per deck, each with their own meaning, there are countless combinations to be pulled, countless stories to be told. Tarot cards are one of the most versatile and varied divination methods out there, with as many decks as there are artists. Because the meanings of the cards remain the same across all decks (unlike oracle decks, which are all completely unique), it's easy to read from any deck once you understand how to interpret the cards. If you've ever wanted an easy way to receive in-depth messages from the universe, tarot cards might be just the thing for you!
Drop by the shop and sample our wide array of tarot decks next time you're in the area. Choose one that makes you feel a connection. Treat the cards well. Show them respect, and they'll serve you faithfully. And if you'd like some guidance as you read, sign up for a Tarot and Tea session with V, our tarot reader and educator. We also offer an Intro to Tarot course, as well as private readings (with V. Stardust or Tiffany). The media may have shrouded tarot in swathes of mystery, but don't be afraid to dip your toes into this historic method of divination. Shuffle the cards. Cut the deck. And let the universe speak to you.
07, April 2025
One of the most controversial tools in our metaphysical kit, spirit boards have a reputation that precedes them. With centuries of history and countless anecdotes surrounding them, it's no wonder that spirit boards are shrouded in a fair bit of mystery. Spirit boards have seen use by mediums, spiritualists, and psychics, both legitimate and charlatan. Half the world sees them as a party game while the other half refuses to go anywhere near them. Quite the catalyst of contention!
Which group of people is right? The ones who think spirit boards are harmless? The ones who find spirit boards repellent? Or perhaps both? There is something alluring about the prospect of speaking with entities beyond our perception. The wisdom an outside eye could lend to our lives is fascinating to consider. Some turn to spirit boards looking for closure during times of grief. To others, it's a thrill. Still others seek some answers to the ineffable questions that surround us. Whether you're looking to contact ancestors, deities, angels, or something darker, a spirit board could be a method for achieving that. However, spirit boards have such a wide array of stories associated with them that their use should always be exercised with respect and mindfulness.
Yes, the most common spirit board (the Ouija board) is sold by a toy company. That doesn't, however, make it a toy. As with all things metaphysical, there is some degree of mystery here. If you're curious, come explore our selection of books on the topic. Perhaps get a spirit board of your own, if you're feeling bold. Just be sure to use caution. There is a saying in the spiritual world: When you open a door, you never know what may walk through.
So. Oserez-vous?
Do you dare?
24, March 2025
It is often said that the kitchen is the heart of the home, and that is truer than ever in the context of kitchen witchery. For those of you who are spiritual but also enjoy cooking, baking, or providing hospitality, kitchen witchery might just be the right spiritual path for you.
Kitchen witchery is a practice in which one uses spices, herbs, and more to add intention and power to food. This can be as simple as adding salt to a dish for protection, or as complex as a whole menu centered around a certain intention. There is a ton of versatility in kitchen witchery, making it accessible to all sorts of people, even those who aren't very big on cooking. From stirring cinnamon into your coffee to carving a sigil into a loaf of bread as it rises, there is something for almost everybody in this branch of witchcraft and spiritual practice.
If kitchen witchery sounds appealing to you, be sure to check out our array of items suited to that practice, including food-grade cast iron cauldrons - perfect for making soup! We also carry bowls, certain herbs, cacao powders, simmer pot blends, mortar and pestle, and more. Stop by soon and get cooking, the magical way!
17, March 2025
In nearly every culture throughout history, lanterns have been important fixtures in both daily life and spiritual practice. Having a way to safely enclose a light so that it may ward off the darkness is something that can be deeply meaningful even today. Lanterns are symbolic of nurturing the warm light within our souls, protecting it from the harsh winds and rains that try to put it out. The beginning of spring is a perfect time to work with that symbolism to bring more strength and vivacity to your life.
If you're a practitioner of candle magic, a lantern is a perfect tool for you. These lanterns are fitted for tea lights, which come in a wide variety of colors and fragrances that you can harness for your spiritual practice. In addition to providing a safe place to burn tea lights, these lanterns are also made with colorful glass, so they are a show-stopping sight in a dark room. They can be a peaceful visual for meditation, as well as simply a unique decor piece that elevates your space.
Whether you're a fire, solar, or light witch and you're looking for an eye-catching altar piece, or if you're simply someone who appreciates beautiful things, our collection of tea light lanterns is perfect for you. Take a look at all the styles we carry next time you're in the shop, and treat yourself to something special!
24, February 2025
When you think of old apothecaries, a mortar and pestle is probably one of the first images to come into your mind. It's easily recognizable, and most definitely a tool of the trade. For anyone unfamiliar, it's used for grinding or crushing herbs, resins, or other natural material into fine pieces or a powder that can be used for other purposes. But this antique tool still has plenty of use in today's day and age, particularly for those of us who enjoy working with nature or with the metaphysical.
There is something to be said for the convenience of modern inventions like the blender and the food processor, when if comes to crushing things up quickly. However, not all herbs or resins used in metaphysical work are safe to consume. Having a separate tool for crushing those up means that your food preparation tools won't be tainted by anything that might be harmful if eaten. And, if you get to feel a little historic, a little magical, and a little whimsical while keeping your food preparation tools clean, we think it's a win-win.
This is the traditional tool that all our ancestors used. There's magic in our connection to the past, and sometimes doing something by hand with the same sort of tool that's been used for millennia can be just what you need to enhance your spiritual grounding. If you don't already own one of these ancient and versatile tools, come grab one next time you're in the shop. We carry varieties in stone, wood, and cast iron, in all sorts of beautiful designs. Don't miss out on owning a little piece of history!
17, February 2025
If you've been in the shop during the last week, you will have likely noticed we have some new products! We now carry a range of products by the fabulous small business, Art of the Root!
Putting spellwork and intentions at the center of their business, Art of the Root creates a wide array of candles, oils, bath salts, soaps, loose incense, spell kits, and much more. If there's something you've been wanting to accomplish spiritually - banishing a negative influence, drawing in money, loving yourself, protecting your home, etc - Art of the Root has plenty of items designed specifically to help with the heavy lifting.
Art of the Root also makes it easy to learn how to integrate different parts of spiritual or magical practice with their curated spell kits. Just pick your intention, buy the kit, and follow the instructions. You'll be reaping the magical benefits in no time at all. And you'll learn a thing or two about crafting your own spells in the process.
Whether you're into conjuring full spells, or you're more drawn to the ease of lighting a simple candle, Art of the Root has exactly what you need to boost your intentions to the max.
27, January 2025
There’s magic in having a special tool for a special purpose. When you have a dedicated object for something, using that thing becomes a small ceremony. A tiny ritual. It’s an easy way to infuse more magic into your daily life, and most of us do it entirely without realizing it. If you’re looking for a lovely way to elevate any liquid you use regularly, look no further than these gorgeous glass bottles.
While it’s perfectly acceptable to take a perfume you already own (or any other liquid you’d like a fancy home for) and put it into these bottles for a touch of extra lushness, you can also use them to make custom blends of your own! Take a carrier oil as a base (coconut oil, jojoba oil, avocado oil, etc - you want something light and fragrance-free) and fill the bottle most of the way with it. Then, add in a selection of essential oils, a few drops at a time. You can curate this purely for fragrance, or you can build it around a certain intention. Use lavender for calm, or cinnamon for abundance. Sandalwood for energy balance, rosemary for protection, or anything else you like. Get creative with it!
Whether you’re looking for a way to add some elegance and ceremony to your life or you’re in the market for crafting a new, custom oil blend, we have everything you need. We stock carrier oils, a wide range of essential oils, and of course, these stunning bottles, so grab some the next time you’re in the shop!
17, January 2025
If I told you Imbolc was coming up, there’s a good chance you’d have no idea what I was talking about. And that would be no fault of your own! Last year, I made a video about Imbolc for social media. When I turned on the auto-generated subtitles, they correctly captured every word I spoke…except for Imbolc (which it computed as ‘in bulk.’) Computers don’t even recognize the existence of this holiday, so how would you know about it?
Our modern world has forgotten a great many traditional holidays and seasonal events, and Imbolc is one of them. So if the rest of the world has let Imbolc fall by the wayside, why should you care about it? Keep reading, and I’ll tell you.
What is Imbolc all About, Anyway?
A Celestial Midpoint
Like all Wheel of the Year sabbats, Imbolc corresponds to an important point on the astrological calendar. Imbolc marks the point midway between Yule (the winter solstice - the shortest day and longest night of the year) and Ostara (the spring equinox - when daylight and nighttime last for the same length of time).
What does all that mean?
It means that Imbolc is celebrated at the halfway point of winter. Anyone who gets seasonal depression can tell you just how big a relief it is to know that we’ve made it halfway through the cold, dark time of year. Imbolc serves to mark that important point in time with a healthy serving of optimism.
An Uplifting Celebration
In the ancient civilizations in which Imbolc as we know it was born, winter was an extremely dangerous (and often deadly) time of year. If a village didn’t have a strong harvest, winter could be a time of severe scarcity, and the cold temperatures made it much harder to do even the most basic tasks. This is why Yule is such a riotous celebration of community and light. The only way to survive was to band together, support one another, and hang in there one day at a time.
While our modern-day circumstances aren’t quite as dire, we still see an increased reliance on community during winter, and a certain slowness that settles over us all as we wait for the sun to return its light and warmth to us again. So while it may seem obvious to imagine our ancestors celebrating the halfway point of winter, we still have reason to celebrate too.
Sure, most of us are fortunate enough to live in homes with central heating. And yes, most of us can get food of all kinds from the grocery store (or even on demand from a restaurant or delivery app). But we are still humans, and winter is still a desolate time of year, no matter the modern comforts we’ve developed for ourselves. It’s always worth celebrating a halfway-point during anything that’s taxing.
A Fresh Start
With winter halfway behind us, Imbolc marks a great time to turn our attention toward the future. Imbolc is a holiday of resilience and persistence - a reminder that this, too, shall pass. In fact, it already is. So what would you like your future to look like? Imbolc is a perfect time to start laying the groundwork.
As life slowly returns to the natural world in the form of birds returning from their migrations, animals slowly venturing out of their dens, and early spring plants pushing through the frozen earth, it stands to reason that we can start bringing vibrance back to our own lives as well. Imbolc invites us to reflect on what we’d like to keep in our lives, what we’d like to get rid of, and what we’d like to manifest. We grow as nature grows, so take this opportunity to till the frozen soil of your own life and get ready for the upcoming planting season.
I’m Sold - How do I Celebrate Imbolc?
Appreciate Nature
The easiest way to celebrate Imbolc is to simply open your senses. It’s so easy in our fast-paced world to forget to take in our surroundings. Let this be a reminder to pay attention when you’re outside during this time of year. Keep your eyes open for signs of life, like animal tracks in the snow or the first shoots of greenery poking through the ground. Listen to the sound of the birds. Feel the chilly bite of the air on your face, and remember that you’re halfway through. Spring is coming. If nature can make it through the winter, so can you.
Cleanse Your Space
Winter can be a time of stagnation for all of us, even if we try not to let it get stale. It’s naturally a time for rest and contemplation, so as we look toward spring, now is a great time to cleanse away any stale, stagnant, or negative energy from your space.
There are a variety of ways to do this. You can burn a smoke cleansing bundle, incense, or loose herbs. You can use sound, such as a singing bowl or bells. One of my favorite ways to cleanse a space at Imbolc is to use Florida water. I like to diffuse it into the air, as well as shaking a couple drops into the corners of my home and anointing the window sills and door frames.
If you can, try to pair your energetic cleanse with a physical spring cleaning of your home. Where dust tends to gather in your space is also where the energy is the stalest, so concentrate your attention there.
Reflect and Plan
As we approach the cusp of spring, it’s the perfect time to consider what in your life has served you well, and what you’d like to let go. What would you like to nurture in the coming season of growth? Is there anything that’s holding you back? Now is a wonderful time to come up with things you’d like to manifest, things you’d like to banish, things to hold onto, and things to let go.
There are many ways to reflect on these aspects of life, but I like meditation and journaling. Some people prefer vision boards, or tarot spreads, or even certain types of spellwork. Do whatever works best for you, but take the time to do it. You’ll be glad you did.
Want to Learn More?
If you’d like to dive deeper into this unknown (but important) winter holiday, you won’t want to miss our Imbolc workshops. During these hour-long applied classes, you’ll learn some of the history surrounding Imbolc, as well as the correspondences for the holiday (which crystals, herbs, flowers, and more pair well with Imbolc’s energy), and practical ways to celebrate in a modern world.
Since an important tenet of any pagan sabbat is community, we will also be doing a small craft that will help you draw on some of the holiday energy right then and there! You’ll leave with a guidebook and a goodie bag full of sabbat celebration items to help you get started with your Imbolc celebrations at home. So come join us and tell your friends! We can’t wait to celebrate this charming little holiday with you!
Gothspiration: An Inspiration Guide for Goth Prom (click to read more)
13, October 2024
So you’re thinking about coming to Goth Prom! Excellent choice, if we do say so ourselves. It’s going to be absolutely epic! We’ve got an incredible lineup of live musicians for you, with an open beer and wine bar all night, so you can party like the bats you are!
Whether you bought your tickets ages ago, or you’re still on the fence, hesitating to hit that “buy” button, you’re in the right place for a little goth inspiration. Gothspiration, if you will.
The right outfit can make or break an event. We get it - there’s a lot of assumptions people make when we say, “goth prom.” But did you know that the goth culture has tons of subgenres within it? If you’re panicking because you don’t have anything stereotypically goth in your closet, keep reading! There’s a goth subgenre for everyone, and some of them even feature COLORS!
Keep in mind that this article only covers some of the many subgenres of goth. Goth fashion is all about self-expression, so don’t worry if your goth vibes don’t match any of the ones listed here! What matters most is that you do you! Check out the image carousel for photo inspiration for each look!
Trad Goth
Trad (short for Traditional) Goth is probably the first thing most people think of when they imagine a goth aesthetic. This is goth as was made popular in the 1980s and 90s, with incredibly bold, graphic eye makeup, black hair in bird’s-nest styles, all-black clothing with lots of layers, accessories, and textures. For inspiration, look to Nancy from “The Craft,” Lydia Deetz from “Beetlejuice,” Edward from “Edward Scissorhands,” or The Mistress of Darkness herself, Elvira.
Pastel Goth
If you were really into unicorns as a kid and love a nice dose of softer vibes, Pastel Goth might be for you! Pastel Goth is the close cousin of Kawaii fashion from Japan, both of which draw on soft colors, shapes, and textures. A distinct feature of Pastel Goth, though, is the way it leans into the goth aesthetic with pops of black. It’s a pink, fluffy dress with a black leather harness, or a black suit with splashes of light purple or blue in the accessories.
Romantic Goth
Lovers of vampire vibes, this one’s for you! Romantic Goth is a subgenre of goth that leans heavily into the opulent styles often associated with vampires. This is for people who want to dress like they live in an ancient manor house on the moors, who dream of sweeping through a misty forest in the moonlight. To accomplish this look, think ball gowns, tuxedos, and corsets (yes, there are corsets for men too, and they are wonderful). For textures, go with lace, silk, satin, and velvet. Top it all off with a red rose to finish out the look.
Victorian Goth
Similar to Romantic Goth, Victorian Goth is an aesthetic based around luxury. There is a fair bit of overlap between the two subgenres, and both lend themselves to vampire-inspired looks. However, Victorian Goth is distinct in that, unlike Romantic Goth, it draws on a specific period of fashion history. Put together a Victorian Goth look with a bustle skirt, a top hat, a brocade jacket, and a high-collared shirt. This subgenre of goth can include Steampunk aesthetics as well, but Steampunk on its own tends toward browns and bronzes. If you’re incorporating Steampunk into your Victorian Goth look, remember to keep it black!
Gothabilly
Gothabilly is a fusion of gothic elements and rockabilly style. This is for all the vintage-lovers out there who like to dress with an edge. Traditionally, rockabilly pulls inspiration from 1940s, 50s, and 60s fashion, including pinup art, so think flare skirts, chino trousers, pillbox hats, bumper bangs, and a red lip. Incorporate black and keep in mind that, unlike a lot of fashion from this time that stresses conformity and modesty, Gothabilly is all about breaking the mold. Remember - vintage style, not vintage values!
White Goth
If you thought goth fashion only meant wearing black, think again! White Goth is exactly what it sounds like: goth fashion, but make it white! White Goth subverts the idea that white is a color of conformity and tradition, instead reclaiming the color for the entire subculture. While most goth looks incorporate a high level of color contrast, White Goth approaches the aesthetic from a more washed-out, unsaturated perspective. You can use many types of clothes in a White Goth style, but the unifying factor is a look of otherworldliness. If you’ve always wanted to run away with the fae, this might be a look for you!
Cyber Goth
Cyber Goth fashion is instantly recognizable for its distinctive shapes, neon colors, and post-apocalyptic vibes. If you’re a goth who likes to rave, you’re probably already familiar with Cyber Goth looks. This is a style of goth that is meant to show resilience, energy, and individuality. Often paired with techno or certain types of metal music, Cyber Goth incorporates a lot of mechanical imagery. It draws inspiration from things like computer wires, motherboards, science equipment, and more. Think “Mad Max: Fury Road,” but make it neon.
Medieval Goth
If you love renaissance fairs and Dungeons and Dragons, Medieval Goth might be a goth subgenre you’d enjoy! Drawing inspiration from various cultures and time periods of history, Medieval Goth is less about perfect accuracy and more about capturing the feel of mysticism that comes with these bygone eras. Think LARP armor, flowing gowns, antler crowns, loose hair, and those jackets from Assassin’s Creed. If you want to look like Morgan le Fay or a gothified Lord of the Rings Character, this is perfect for you!
Hippie Goth
Hippie Goth is perfect for anyone whose favorite witchy movie is “Practical Magic,” who loves Stevie Nicks, or who always smells a little bit like incense. This aesthetic is tied very closely to modern witchy styles, but with a distinct 1970s flair. If you’ve always liked a little bit of leather and lace (ha, see what we did there), this is a great style for you to try. Look through vintage shops and thrift stores to find pieces with old-school witchy vibes. Lace dresses, leather flares, rosary necklaces, wide-brimmed hats, and shawls are perfect for this look.
Cabaret Goth
Ladies, gents, friends of all ages, step right up! With inspiration from burlesques, cabarets, and circuses, Cabaret Goth is a very distinct and recognizable style. Similar to Victorian Goth, there tends to be an element of historical fashion in Cabaret Goth as well. But, while Victorian Goth is more about opulence, Cabaret Goth is about showmanship. This is a great subgenre for anyone with a love of performing arts, as it recognizes both the glamor of the stage and the grit of the accompanying lifestyle. The musician Emilie Autumn is a great example of how to bring this aesthetic to life.
Goth Values
While goth fashion is extremely fun and expressive, the aesthetics are secondary to the lifestyle that accompanies them. Being goth isn’t about wearing black! The fashion choices are meant to outwardly reflect the rebellious nature all goths have in them. Being goth means standing against oppression while standing for inclusion and social justice. It means a fascination with the macabre and a love of what the world declares unlovable. Goths do not fear the strange and unusual. Instead, they embrace it and stand up for it when others put it down. Goths are rebels, punks, activists, nonconformists, dreamers, lovers, fighters, and so much more. And yes, goths tend to wear a lot of black while doing it. But no matter how you dress, if you live these values, you’re as goth as they come!
Some tips for absolutely rocking the goth vibes:
Don’t hold back.
Being goth is all about standing out and wearing your individuality boldly. Don’t worry about how other people will be dressed. Go all-out. Or don’t. Do as much or as little as you want. But make sure you’re doing what feels most authentic to you.
Try out thrift stores.
If you’re looking for a last-minute accessory or outfit piece for your Goth Prom look, check out thrift stores or small businesses before reaching for the Amazon app! The goth lifestyle is all about dissent, and there’s not much more punk rock than rejecting our modern cheap-products-instantly-delivered culture in favor of shopping small.
Get crafty.
Before Amazon and Hot Topic, goths made a lot of their own clothes and accessories. Don’t be afraid to get creative! Nothing is more in line with the classic, goth spirit than making something truly unique with your own two hands. Youtube and Tiktok both have some really good tutorials for making clothes and accessories, so there’s nothing holding you back realizing your vision!
What are you waiting for?
Now that you’re feeling inspired, go buy your Goth Prom tickets! You can’t let this epic event pass you by. Come black out the night with us and tons of others like us! Goths of all kinds are welcome, so don’t miss out on this chance to soak in the subculture and let your black flag fly!
Mabon: Pagan Thanksgiving, and Why We All Love Pumpkin Spice So Much (click to read more)
11, September 2024
It’s fall, y’all
There’s just something about fall. Fall has some of the best colors. It’s got some really great clothes. Somehow, it has almost all of the best flavors and smells. Blankets make a reappearance, as do boots. Everywhere you go, the air smells amazing. With each step, leaves swish under your feet. Fall is a collection of sensory experiences that feels like nature’s masterpiece, and if you get a little bit giddy when that first crunchy leaf hits the ground, you certainly aren’t alone!
Along with the giddiness, there’s a certain manic energy that comes with early fall. It’s hard to describe the feeling, but the instant the air starts cooling, it feels like a clock somewhere has begun ticking. All the lackadaisical energy of summer vanishes immediately, and in its place is this innate, universal countdown. There is so much happening this time of year. All the short-lived fall festivals and markets popping up everywhere. Some of the best holidays. Not to mention back to school. It can feel overwhelming. There are only so many beautiful autumn days! You have to take advantage of them because, if you blink, you’ll miss them.
Why the urgency?
We’re coming up on Mabon - the first day of fall, otherwise known as the Autumnal Equinox. This is a transitional time of year, where the daylight hours equal the nighttime hours like the handing over of a baton. There are two equinoxes per year: The Vernal (spring) Equinox, and the Autumnal (fall) equinox. After the Vernal Equinox, the daylight hours increase slowly until we reach the Summer Solstice - the day of the year with the most time in sunlight. With the Autumnal Equinox, however, it’s the other way around. The sunlight hours grow shorter and shorter, until we reach the Winter Solstice and its longest night. As such, Mabon is a point where the days officially start becoming shorter than the nights.
This brings with it two very strong energies: energy of harvest, and energy of preparation.
At the end of the summer, crops are coming to fruition. Historically, a bountiful harvest was what got a community through the scarcity of winter. While in modern times we don’t have quite the same pressures as our ancestors did, all of our food still comes from the earth at some stage, and our ability to buy food from a grocery store is dependent on a strong harvest at the farm level. And we may not need to stock up for winter the way we once did, but the energy of preparation is still in the air.
This doesn’t have to be literal, either. As with many things in witchcraft and paganism, there is a lot of symbolism at play, here. A harvest can look like many things, including manifestations and goals coming to fruition. Preparation can come in the form of readying yourself mentally and emotionally for what is to come. Perhaps you’re laying the groundwork for how you’ll spend the next season of your life. Whether your harvest is a harvest of food, or whether it’s a more metaphorical harvest of intention, winter is coming. Mabon is its first whisper, and we need to be ready.
Dueling Energies?
It may seem like these two energies are at odds with each other. How can we take the time to stop and be thankful, to harvest our crops (literal or metaphorical) while actively preparing for what’s ahead? Is it possible to take time to reflect while also looking and planning ahead?
The answer is yes. Because one of Mabon’s biggest themes is balance.
Both equinoxes reflect a time when the day and night occupy equal hours in a day, which means both annual equinoxes celebrate finding a sense of balance. The Vernal Equinox is the start of a growing season. As such, the type of balance it calls us to find is about opening that time. What can we do to invite more balance into our lives? What have we learned during our reflective winter season that helps us bring more harmony during the coming days?
The Autumnal Equinox, however, occurs at the closing of the growing season. This equinox invites us to look back at all we’ve accomplished during the summer. All that we’ve made real. It invites us to give thanks for that - which is why Mabon is sometimes called Pagan Thanksgiving. But, in the spirit of balance, the energy of Mabon also calls us to look forward and make plans for winter. Where can we make changes during the quiet season upcoming? How can we prepare ourselves for this shift in energy? Mabon asks that we look both back and ahead, and that we take the time now to give thanks, before the urgency of winter really is upon us.
So why do we all love fall so much?
The answer to that is simple: It’s a new beginning. We as humans love when something that has lasted for a while comes to an end. It’s only natural. We’re not meant to be stagnant creatures, which is why fresh starts are just that - fresh!
Mabon brings with it some wild energy that has us all feeling anticipatory. There’s just something about it that has us all excited for all the beauty of the upcoming season. Our obsession with sweater weather, PSLs, apple orchards, pumpkin patches, and all things autumnal is just our natural, human way of celebrating! Our souls know the turning of the seasons. They understand how the universe flows and how energy shifts. So honor that excitement! This is a time of harvest, revelry and reflection. Celebrate and prepare for the upcoming season in whatever way you’d like, but don’t forget to balance it with some gratitude for the days past!
If you’d like to learn more about Mabon, including ways to celebrate, sign up for our Mabon workshop! Our Wheel of the Year educator, V, will take you through a more in-depth look at the holiday, and you’ll even get a goodie bag of sabbat celebration items! Space is limited, so grab your seat soon!