Yes! This event is open to anyone curious about Paganism or Earth-based spirituality. We also welcome those who consider themselves allies and simply want to support our event.

No! Entry to our festival, which includes all performances, rituals and workshops, is free! However we ask that you contribute to our food drive by bringing a non-perishable good or donating cash.

Festival gates open at 9 a.m. and close at 5 p.m.

Those who are vending are allowed early arrival and to stay after gates close. If you are a vendor or presenter in our festival, please send us an email with any questions you have regarding parking/setup/teardown.

Long Branch Park has a large parking lot right in front. There should be plenty of spaces for our attendees, but car-pooling always helps!

To create additional space, vendors will park to the left of the main parking lot in the grass.

While leashed dogs are allowed in Long Branch Park, we recommend not bringing your furry friends. Our festival welcomes over 1,500 attendees throughout the day and isn’t designed with four-legged friends in mind,

No. Due to rising costs and local vendors closing, we no longer have on-site ATM’s at our festival. We recommend you come with cash.

Luckily admission is free and most of our vendors accept card or alternate payment methods.

Make sure to check back on our website and social media pages for announcements regarding next year’s festival.

Vendor applications typically go out in February via email only and fill up fast. If you would like to be added to this list, please email us.

Presenter, volunteer and community table applications roll out through out the spring.

Yes! Hosting a food drive is part of what makes our festival a Pagan Pride Festival.

We will be accepting unexpired, non-perishable goods (like dry pastas and canned goods) on behalf of the Food Bank of Central New York. Additionally, monetary donations can be made through their site directly or cash can be donated at our welcome tent.