Wild Witchcraft Conference 27

Wild Witchcraft returns for the 8^th year to the picturesque Merchistoun Hall with a selection of widely regarded national speakers, authors and publishers. Mechistoun Hall is easily accessible located in Horndean, just above Portsmouth (off the A3). 

• 5 Speakers for £27
• Free parking and hot drinks
• Stalls and Publishers
• Bring your own lunch

The doors open at 10.00am and close at 5pm, giving you plenty of time to listen to the speakers browse a few select stalls. Merchistoun Hall is set in beautiful grounds, you can bring your own lunch, there is no food available at the venue, however free hot drinks are provided. The conference is timetabled so you can listen to all the speakers, as well as take time out in the breaks to meet friends and make some new ones.

Speakers

Rachel Patterson is a best-selling author, speaker and High Priestess of the Kitchen Witch Coven and an Elder at the online Kitchen Witch School of Natural Witchcraft.

Merlyn Hern is the founder of Witchfest and Children of Artemis, a tutor and founder of the Wicca Introduced courses and speaks at national events.

Diane Narraway is an author, speaker and founder of Veneficia Publications, she facilitates the PanDaemonium Occult Conference in the South-West of England.

Rebecca Beattie is an author, nature mystic, and Gardnerian Wiccan High Priestess with over two decades of experience practicing witchcraft and teaching green magic and seasonal rituals.

John Callow: is a British historian, author who specialises in Early Modern witchcraft, politics, and popular culture, known within the pagan community for his sympathetic, extensively researched books on the history of folklore, the Bideford witches, and the origins of modern Wicca.