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Damh the Bard

Performing at our 2012 Conference – A Day with Ronald Hutton and friends Damh is a modern-day Bard whose spirituality, and love of folk tradition, is expressed through his music, storytelling and poetry. Drawing on the Bardic traditions his performances are both entertaining and educational, weaving a tapestry of myth, peace, and anthems that speak [...]

Philip Heselton

Philip Heselton is speaking at the Centre For Pagan Studies Conference 2012 Philip’s Biog – “Born on 29th March 1946, I have had an affinity with paganism for as long as I can remember, seeking out the wild woods and desolate moors for my spiritual refreshment. The two themes of the landscape and the inner [...]

Where Witchcraft Lives

A classic title re-released as a numbered limited edition of 1000 Where Witchcraft Lives Limited Edition of 1000 £19.95 This little gem of a book, Doreen’s first ever writing, should really be treated as an historical document. Doreen researches and presents many folklore and witchcraft practices which had hitherto been consigned to a hidden world. [...]

Greenmantle Magazine

A magazine covering all aspects of Paganism, the Occult. Cost per issue is £3.50 Subs are £6 for 2 issues. Cheques/Postal Orders should be made payable to: Paul Pearson. Flat 2, 1 Dover Rd, Brighton BN1 6LP A new publication – Tales from the Greenmantle can be purchased here http://www.lulu.com/product/paperback/tales-from-the-greenmantle/16177837

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Conference 2012 – A Day With Ronald Hutton

The Centre For Pagan Studies In Association with Greenmantle Magazine and Pagan Radio Presents THE CFPS CONFERENCE 2012 Supporting the Doreen Valiente Foundation and Pagan Pride “A Day with Ronald Hutton and Friends – Discussing (among other things) – Modern witchcraft: Building a future from history” When: Sunday 16th September 10 am – till 11pm [...]

The Dolmen

Performing at our 2012 Conference – A Day with Ronald Hutton and friends The Dolmen are a Weymouth, Dorset, UK medieval/folk-rock band that incorporate elements of Celtic, folk, pagan-themed, and historically based musical works into their largely original repertoire. As of 2011, group members are singer and songwriter founder/member Tony (Taloch) Jameson, flautist and vocalist [...]

Talis Kimberley

Talis Kimberley is performing at the Centre for Pagan Studies Conference 2012 —————- It’s finally here! Talis Kimberley’s latest album, ‘Queen of Spindles,’ is now available to buy. Woven in an enchanting web of lyric and melody, ‘Queen of Spindles’ highlights the themes from ‘The Hearth and the Hive’, adds a dash of optimism and [...]

The Pagan Federation

The Pagan Federation is Supporting us at the 2012 Conference – A Day with Ronald Hutton and Friends Founded in 1971 the PF seeks to support all Pagans to ensure they have the same rights as the followers of other beliefs and religions. It aims to promote a positive profile for Pagans and Paganism and [...]

Julia Phillips

Julia Phillips has been studying esoteric subjects since 1971, initially at the Society of Psychical Research in London. By the 1980s her interest in tarot and hermetic magic encouraged her to specialise and she began to teach both subjects. She has been actively involved in Wicca since 1983, running covens in England and Australia and [...]

Ashley Mortimer

Ashley speaks on his Belief, faith, spirituality and religion and his roles within the Centre For Pagan Studies, the Doreen Valiente Foundation and Pagan Pride.

Bel Bucca Supporting Conference 2012

Bel Bucca is supporting the conference 2012 and will be exhibiting his beautiful carvings there. Bel Bucca has been a carver of pagan images in wood and stone for many years now. He was part of establishing Elfane as a pagan centre in 1981, and now lives in Wales, the land of his ancestors. His [...]

Conference 2012 – A Day With Ronald Hutton and Friends

The Centre For Pagan Studies

In Association with Greenmantle Magazine
Presents THE CFPS CONFERENCE 2012
Supporting the Doreen Valiente Foundation and Pagan Pride
“A Day with Ronald Hutton and Friends – Discussing (among other things) – Modern witchcraft: Building a future from history”
When: Sunday 16th September 10 am – till 11pm
Where: Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square, London 25 Red Lion Square London WC1R 4RL
Featuring: Prudence Jones, Philip Heselton, Rufus and Melissa Harrington, and of course Ronald Hutton – Professor of History, Bristol University.
With Musical contributions from Talis Kimberley, Damh the Bard and The Dolmen
Quality Stalls: Books, Jewellery, Ritual Items etc.
Licensed Bar
Back by Popular Demand Food by Green’s Cuisine
Tickets: Normal Price £25.00 (full day pass) Big Discounts for Early birds Buy your ticket before July 16th here.
Stall Holders: Early Bird Purchase Page Here
The Venue: Many of you know the Conway Hall in Central London as a venue of choice for many pagan events “Conway Hall is a landmark of London’s independent intellectual, political and cultural life.” Their website is http://www.conwayhall.org.uk

Essential Information:
Bus: Route 98 comes via Oxford Street and terminates in Red Lion Square. Routes 19, 38, and 55 pass by the Theobalds Road entrance to the Hall. Any bus to Holborn, Grays Inn Road or Southampton Row/Kingsway comes close to Conway Hall.
Underground: Nearest is Holborn (Central and Piccadilly lines) approximately 5 minutes walk. Also within reasonable walking distance are Chancery Lane and Russell Square. Plan your journey here http://www.tubeplanner.com/
British Rail: Excellent connections via numerous bus routes from most central London main line stations.
Parking: There is metered parking available in Red Lion Square and adjacent streets, unrestricted after 6.30pm, Saturdays after 1.30pm and Sundays all day. Please note some parking areas are for “Residents Only” and there are other local restrictions.