Norwich Pagan Moot logo: Living Norfolk Magic, Ickeny Collection and three symbols: Pentacle, Thor's Hammer and the Awen - public domain images

Norwich Pagan Moot

Events

At the moment most of our events are still on-line - and we plan to keep doing some on-line in the future too, as people do attend these from a long way away! However, we are starting to run face-to-face events ... including the annual Boudica's Brocante on 31st October!

If you join our Facebook group you will automatically get notifications of our virtual Moots run by Alice Kerridge-Crick. If you’re not a Facebook person, don’t worry, the links will be given here for each event. Alternatively, contact us and we can put you on our e-mail list to get the links (please copy out the e-mail addresses to avoid spam).

Norwich Moot's contact e-mail address, not given as a link to avoid spam; it can be typed in as norwichpaganmoot (all one word) at hotmail dot com    or     Chris' e-mail address, not given as a link to avoid spam; it can be typed in as chris at transplan dot org

We are currently investigating mailing list service options. Once we have chosen one, people will be invited to sign up afresh - including those who had signed up to receive notifications from the old Moot web-site. We apologise that we have not yet been able to accommodate that list!

Our on-line events are run via Google Meet. The joining links will be posted on this page well in advance. If you are using a computer you will be able simply to click on the link we provide to join the event. However, if you are using a mobile device (phone or tablet) you will need to download the Google Meet app. in advance and either sign in using a gmail account or create an account - so do give yourself plenty of time to do so!

Our next events

Image promoting the Norwich Moot on-line talk by Anna McKerrow, 17th October 2021, with illustration of some of her books and her picture.

Anna McKerrow on 'The Occult in Fiction', 17th October 2021, 7:00 p.m., via Google Meet

Joining link: https://meet.google.com/kfd-eimz-pru

If using a mobile or tablet device, you may need to enter the code: kfd-eimz-pru.

Image promoting the Norwich Moot Boudica's Brocante, 31st October 2021, with illustration of Boudica from R Havell’s The Costume of the Original Inhabitants of the British Isles (1815).

Boudica's Brocante, Sunday 31st October 2021, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Silver Road Community Centre, 34 Silver Road, Norwich NR3 4TB (easily walkable from the city, but if driving, use QD’s car park, through arch immediately north of zebra crossing).

Please note, due to the on-going pandemic, numbers in the hall at any one time will be limited, so there may be a queue to get in. A one-way system will operate. Please also wear a face covering inside.

Helen, "Environmental Activism and Connection to the Land", 14th November 2021, via Google Meet

We thank all our speakers who have generously donated their time to research and present talks for free! But the Moot still has running costs – and future plans, including a Moot House! So, we would welcome any donations, large or small (the price of a chocolate bar even…). Our PayPal address for donations is (please copy out to avoid spam):

Norwich Moot's Paypal e-mail address, not given as a link to avoid spam; it can be typed in as norwichpaganmoot (all one word) at hotmail dot com

A Sample of Past Events

Video Links

Image promoting the Norwich Moot virtual herb walk with Val Thomas, 13th June 2021, with a close-up of a Cleavers plant, taken by Chris Wood, forming a link to the video of the ritual on YouTube.     Image promoting the Norwich Moot on-line talk by Pete Jennings, 14th March 2021, with illustration of a carved stone woodwose on St. Mary the Virgin church, Burwell, Cambridgeshire, taken by Chris Wood, forming a link to the video of the ritual on YouTube.

Image for the Living Norfolk Magic and Norwich Moot on-line ritual for Imbolc 31st January 2021, forming a link to the video of the ritual on YouTube.     Image promoting the Norwich Moot on-line ritual for the Spring Equinox showing crocuses blooming, forming a link to the video of the ritual on YouTube.

Downloads

Some of our speakers have kindly provided texts or presentations from their talks which you can download here.

Advert for Chris Wood's talk on Paganism for Norwich InterFaith Link from May 2021 forming a link to download the presentation slides.     Image promoting the Norwich Moot on-line talk on 10th January 2021, by Chris Wood, on the Wild Hunt, forming a link to download the talk write-up. The background is a detail from 'Wodan's Wild Hunt' by Friedrich Wilhelm Heine, 1882, from Wilhelm Wägner (1882) Nordisch-germanische Götter und Helden, Otto Spamer, Leipzig & Berlin. Design by Chris Wood.     Advert for Chris Wood's Boudica talk from September 2020 forming a link to an article by Chris covering the same ground.

Advert for Chris Wood's Statues and Heroes talk from July 2020 forming a link to download the talk write-up.     Advert for Hazel's talk on Japanese Elementals from July 2020, forming a link to download the presentation.

Images

Lammas, 1st August 2021

The lammas altar with (left to right) Hazel as the Lady of Norfolk, the Ickeny and Flint, as Lord of Norfolk.

The lammas altar with (left to right) Hazel as the Lady of Norfolk, the Ickeny and Flint, as Lord of Norfolk. (Picture: Val Thomas)

Twelfth Night 2021

The Ickeny on Mousehold for Twelfth Night 2021     Ickeny charm with bells and bones.

The Ickeny was on Mousehold, along with His support bubble, at Twelfth Night 2021, so that dark forces could be expelled and the energy of new life be welcomed (left).
Ritual preparations for the event (right). (Pictures: Annette Dewgarde)

Image of a head of Goat's Beard seeds forming a link to the Moot home page       Image of sunlight through clouds over a roof forming a link to the Under One Roof page       Image of books forming a link to the Resources page


view over Norwich from St. James' Hill forming a link to the Norwich & Norfolk page       Image of barley, a favour of wheat and a sickle on a Lammas altar forming a link to the About Paganism page       Image of the Ickeny forming a link to the Ickeny page

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