Leaping Hare 2017

Saturday 25th March is the annual Leaping Hare pagan convention in Colchester. We have an excellent series of speakers and workshops over the day, as described below. I will be joining with Clan Ogma to tell the story of the Hound of Ulster (part of an ongoing series of canine-related events this year, as a thanksgiving for the recovery of one of my dogs from potentially serious illness).
More details of the conference can be found on the website.



Saturday 25th March, 10am – 5pm

Tickets - £6.50 (advance), £8 (on door)
Stall pitches – contact terrysmith449ce@gmail.com

Join us for a day of talks, workshops, storytelling and more.
Speaker and workshops (subject to change) include:

Keziah Osborne ~ Sacred Feminine Cycles
Jonathan Wethers ~ Everyday Cabala
Sergeant Andrew Pardy ~ Pagan Policing
Robert Lummis ~ The Lakota Eagle
Storytelling with Clan Ogma ~ The Hound of Ulster

Plus workshops on drumming (bring own drum if possible), connecting to the Egyptian deities, and tablet weaving (wool supplied0.

Tickets can be purchased at moots or ordered via infoleaping.hare@gmail.com or calling Philippa on 07564288238.

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