Less than a mile from the sacred Onondaga Lake, where the Peacemaker brought the warring nations together under the Great Tree of Peace, Greenwood hosts its annual CNY Pagan Pride Day at Long Branch Park in Liverpool. We have a responsibility to honor the treaties between the Onondaga Nation and our own governing bodies.

Yuletide blessings to all! Church of the Greenwood invites you to the First Universalist Society of Central Square for an afternoon of ritual, community and celebration for Pagans, allies, and curious minds.

Learn how different cultures choose to honor life and death at this time of the year, and see how many Pagans celebrate Samhain.

The second of three harvest festivals, Mabon is a celebration of the autumn equinox. Learn about the origins of Mabon, common Pagan practices and beliefs, and take a look at how Central New York embodies this time of year.

A message from CNY Pagan Pride Day local coordinator and Greenwood board member Cheyenne Rainford, recapping the 25th Annual CNY Pagan Pride Day.

One month to go until CNY Pagan Pride Day!

Get a first look at our vendor lineup, see what workshops await you and enter for a chance to win a 2025 t-shirt!

As we draw closer to the 25th annual CNY Pagan Pride Day, we feel called to revisit our purpose, share our hopes for the festival and connect thoughtfully with our community.

Lughnasadh, also known as Lammas, marks the beginning of harvest season. Learn it’s Celtic origins and how to celebrate this festival of light and wheat.

A casual meetup, Merry Meet is open to all CNY Pagans, earth-based practitioners, witches, allies and curious minds.