2025 Workshops, Entertainment, & Presenters
Featuring the Music of
April Mae & the June Bugs
aprilmaeandthejunebugs.com
Boogie Boo! Inspired by themes of the supernatural,
enchantment, and the folklore and archetypes of Halloween and Samhain,
this thematic set highlights the music of their artful double album of the same title.
"This music channels and transports you into the energy of the season."
– Marisa Liza Pell, internationally renowned medium, TV and radio personality
Their signature style of roots music is nourished by vintage jazz swing,
New Orleans skiffle, Americana, and rockabilly.
Explore our Boogie Boo! music videos below:
All Hallow's Eve
Swingin' at the Seance
Hoodoo Rocket
April Mae & the June Bugs
aprilmaeandthejunebugs.com
Boogie Boo! Inspired by themes of the supernatural,
enchantment, and the folklore and archetypes of Halloween and Samhain,
this thematic set highlights the music of their artful double album of the same title.
"This music channels and transports you into the energy of the season."
– Marisa Liza Pell, internationally renowned medium, TV and radio personality
Their signature style of roots music is nourished by vintage jazz swing,
New Orleans skiffle, Americana, and rockabilly.
Explore our Boogie Boo! music videos below:
All Hallow's Eve
Swingin' at the Seance
Hoodoo Rocket
Heathens Against Hate in Hostile Times
by Miche & Garrett
In perilous times, how do we protect ourselves and our communities? Hávamál 127 calls us to confront evil and injustice rather than remain passive. This teaching inspired Declaration 127, a cornerstone of inclusive Heathenry. In this session, Miche Nickolaisen and the Heathens Against Hate team will discuss Declaration 127’s role in shaping inclusive Heathen organizations, and explore ways to strengthen networks of Heathens and Pagans committed to building resilient, just communities across the country.
by Miche & Garrett
In perilous times, how do we protect ourselves and our communities? Hávamál 127 calls us to confront evil and injustice rather than remain passive. This teaching inspired Declaration 127, a cornerstone of inclusive Heathenry. In this session, Miche Nickolaisen and the Heathens Against Hate team will discuss Declaration 127’s role in shaping inclusive Heathen organizations, and explore ways to strengthen networks of Heathens and Pagans committed to building resilient, just communities across the country.
Living in Liminality
with Tara-Love Maguire
Living in Liminality Walking the roads between worlds with wisdom and ease lies at the very heart of witchcraft, but how do you keep your own heart safe and sane if the borders separating our world from Elsewhere are just naturally thinner for you? And what can a witch do to protect themselves if predisposed to mental illness? Self-care is crucial, but so is learning to navigate reality – in all worlds. Align your internal compass, learn to live within liminal spaces to strengthen yourself and your practice.
Tara-Love Maguire has been a practicing witch for over 30 years, on a path crookedly influenced by Isobel Gowdie, Marie Laveau, and William S. Burroughs. She co-hosts the podcast, Down at the Crossroads, with her sweetheart, Christopher Orapello, and together they founded the Blacktree Coven- a traditional witchcraft coven that exists in the heart of southern New Jersey. Her first book- Besom, Stang, and Sword- co-written with Chris, is now available wherever books are sold from Red Wheel/Weiser Books.
https://infinite-beyond.com/about-tara/
with Tara-Love Maguire
Living in Liminality Walking the roads between worlds with wisdom and ease lies at the very heart of witchcraft, but how do you keep your own heart safe and sane if the borders separating our world from Elsewhere are just naturally thinner for you? And what can a witch do to protect themselves if predisposed to mental illness? Self-care is crucial, but so is learning to navigate reality – in all worlds. Align your internal compass, learn to live within liminal spaces to strengthen yourself and your practice.
Tara-Love Maguire has been a practicing witch for over 30 years, on a path crookedly influenced by Isobel Gowdie, Marie Laveau, and William S. Burroughs. She co-hosts the podcast, Down at the Crossroads, with her sweetheart, Christopher Orapello, and together they founded the Blacktree Coven- a traditional witchcraft coven that exists in the heart of southern New Jersey. Her first book- Besom, Stang, and Sword- co-written with Chris, is now available wherever books are sold from Red Wheel/Weiser Books.
https://infinite-beyond.com/about-tara/
ReWilding & Sustainable Homes
with April Mae
Nature. Circularity. Wisdom. Like the wheel of the year, Nature’s ecology is intrinsically circular - nothing is wasted, everything regenerates. Step into nature’s circular flow. We’ll explore both the outside - with practices like ReWilding and Yard as Habitat - and the inside, where everyday choices become meaningful acts of sustainability. Simple steps, inspired by nature’s cycles, can add up to powerful change.
“The world will be saved by millions of small things.” - Pete Seeger
April Mae is a musician, songwriter, and founder of the roots ensemble April Mae & The June Bugs. She and her husband, Dave Fecca, travel in their eco tour bus, powered by recycled vegetable oil with zero carbon emissions, recently featured on WHYY’s You Oughta Know. Inspired by musician and folk hero Pete Seeger, their journey combines a devotion to Nature with hands-on sustainability. They have rewilded their land and earned certification as a Wildlife Habitat.
with April Mae
Nature. Circularity. Wisdom. Like the wheel of the year, Nature’s ecology is intrinsically circular - nothing is wasted, everything regenerates. Step into nature’s circular flow. We’ll explore both the outside - with practices like ReWilding and Yard as Habitat - and the inside, where everyday choices become meaningful acts of sustainability. Simple steps, inspired by nature’s cycles, can add up to powerful change.
“The world will be saved by millions of small things.” - Pete Seeger
April Mae is a musician, songwriter, and founder of the roots ensemble April Mae & The June Bugs. She and her husband, Dave Fecca, travel in their eco tour bus, powered by recycled vegetable oil with zero carbon emissions, recently featured on WHYY’s You Oughta Know. Inspired by musician and folk hero Pete Seeger, their journey combines a devotion to Nature with hands-on sustainability. They have rewilded their land and earned certification as a Wildlife Habitat.
The Devil's Advocate: The Sacred Art of Discernment and Being a Pain in the Ass
with Krisanne Lane
In "The Devil’s Advocate: The Sacred Art of Discernment and Being a Pain in the Ass," we'll explore how to use critical thinking to your advantage. This workshop isn't about being contrary just to be difficult; it's about asking the right questions, challenging assumptions, and seeking truth within spiritual and magickal communities. Learn how to vet groups and leaders, protect yourself from harmful dynamics, and bolster your magickal workings. Join us and discover how being a little bit of a pain in the ass can be the most powerful magickal practice of all.
Having her first experiences with ritual in her early teens as a member of the Rainbow Girls, Krisanne Lane began a journey that would eventually lead her to traditional witchcraft. Picking up her first witchcraft book in 1996, she was initially self-taught, but soon began attending open circles and workshops. Krisanne’s experience with various groups over the years each added to the knowledge and wisdom that ultimately led her to her current path. She is a proud member of Blacktree Coven.
with Krisanne Lane
In "The Devil’s Advocate: The Sacred Art of Discernment and Being a Pain in the Ass," we'll explore how to use critical thinking to your advantage. This workshop isn't about being contrary just to be difficult; it's about asking the right questions, challenging assumptions, and seeking truth within spiritual and magickal communities. Learn how to vet groups and leaders, protect yourself from harmful dynamics, and bolster your magickal workings. Join us and discover how being a little bit of a pain in the ass can be the most powerful magickal practice of all.
Having her first experiences with ritual in her early teens as a member of the Rainbow Girls, Krisanne Lane began a journey that would eventually lead her to traditional witchcraft. Picking up her first witchcraft book in 1996, she was initially self-taught, but soon began attending open circles and workshops. Krisanne’s experience with various groups over the years each added to the knowledge and wisdom that ultimately led her to her current path. She is a proud member of Blacktree Coven.