Schedule
Below is our preliminary schedule for the festival, but days and times may be adjusted up till the day before the festival. We will have a printed copy at the festival for you to keep at camp, as well as displayed around the festival grounds. You can also always view the schedule from your cellphone throughout the weekend.
Interested in teaching a workshop? Contact us with information about your workshop, whether you will need any special equipment, or if there are any supply fees that attendees will need to know about.
(Workshop Description Details can be found here)
Last Updated: 3/03/2019 at 1:15pm EST
Thursday
- 4pm: Gates Open (need to arrive earlier? Send us a general inquiry letting us know)
- 6pm: Dinner
- 8pm: Opening Ritual
- 9pm-Whenever: Meet and Greet Bonfire and Drumming
Friday
- 8:30am: Breakfast
- 10:00am: TBA
- 11:30am-12:30pm: How to build soil and not treat it like dirt! w/ Donald Smith
- 12:30pm: Lunch
- 2pm-3:15pm: Enhanced Nature Connection: Reasons, Techniques, and Practice w/ Adam Davis
- 3:45pm-5:00pm: Energy Work and how it works w/ Linda Kazalski
- 5:30pm-6:45pm: Arguing for Paganism w/ Wayne Keysor
- 7pm: Dinner
- 8:30pm: Open Bardic Circle
- 10pm-Whenever: Drumming Circle
Saturday
- 8:30am: Breakfast
- 9:30-11:00am: The Priesthood in ADF – A Round Table Discussion moderated by Wayne Keysor
- (Children Event) 11am: TBA
- 11:30am-12:30pm: Do you even Market, Bro? Marketing Tips for your Pagan Group or Event w/ Rev. Crystal Groves
- 12:30pm: Lunch
- 1:30-2:30: Warrior Games
- Study Hall In Dining Area Open
- 3:00pm-4:15pm: Mentoring Matters: Cultivating Trees for Our Forest w/ Rev. Jan Avende
- (Children Event) 3:30pm: Children’s Ritual at the Ve
- 4:30pm-5pm: Pre-Ritual Briefing and Ritual Preparations
- 5pm: Main Ritual coordinated by The Trillium Community
- 7pm: FREE Dinner for ALL attendees (regardless of meal-plan)
- 8:30pm: Auction in the Dome to raise funds for Trillium; Free Wine Tasting (Tips Appreciated!)
- 11pm – Whenever: Open Bardic Circle & Drumming Circle
Sunday
- 8:30am: Breakfast (usually a pot-luck of community left-overs)
- 10am: Closing Ritual
- 12pm: Clean-up (please help out cleaning up our beautiful space and emptying trash/recycle bins around the grounds. If you signed up for a volunteer shift for clean-up, this is where you spring into action)
- 1pm: Farewells
(Workshop Descriptions can be found here)
Last Updated: 3/03/2019 at 1:15pm EST
Other Events
Brewing Competition
This year’s Trillium Brewing Competition is being run by past winner Arthur Shipkowski, and is open to all brewers, meadmakers, and vintners attending the festival. The number of categories will be determined by the number and range of entries; the best of all entries will receive an award in all cases. Likely subdivisions, given sufficient interest, include Beer, Dry Mead, Sweet Mead, and Fruit Wine.
View details on this competition.
Seed Exchange
Every year we do a seed exchange at Trillium. Any types of seeds that you might have laying around to spare can be brought in a container/bag to keep them appropriately dry and left at the registration table container. Any that you see in the basket that you would like to take home, please do so. This is a free exchange, but donations to the campground are always welcome.
Auction
All vendors and Groves will be asked to donate an item worth $40 or more for the loud auction. All proceeds will go to Trillium. Anyone may donate an item! Be sure to bring extra cash or check to participate in the auction.
Bardic Circle
Got a song or story to share? A great joke? We want to hear it at the Bardic Circle, Friday night.
