Where:          Camp Cottermouth. ACT
When:          Australia Day Long Weekend, 1999
Cost:             Full Weekend Self Catered: per adult $45, per child $35
                      Day Pass Only  $10 per Adult, $5 per Child. (Children are 
                       under 10 years old)


Pay by 8th January (up to 14 days early) in order
to attend the fully catered feast on the Sunday
night as we must know thenumbers in advance.


What is the Gathering of All Tribes?
The Gathering of All Tribes is a pagan celebration of Mid-summer. For the past 8 years the Church of All Worlds has hosted an annual Pagan Summer Gathering on this weekend and at this site. This coming year however, they have elected to hold their gathering interstate. A number of groups feel it is important that a major pagan gathering should be held in the nation's capital and have organised this event.
 

What will be happening?
MAGIC - Try to imagine an 'Easter Show'of Pagan Groups. Various traditions (Celtic, Wiccan, Northern Germanic, etc.) will be encamped together and will be conducting their own rituals, workshops etc which everyone will be free to attend. There will be no mixed magic rituals (ie. eclectic events which utilise elements of multiple traditions). Seekers and the curious will be free to enter the camps of various traditions to learn about them. The aim is to have more rituals and workshops happening then a participant can actually attend. Groups, individuals and solitaries are all welcome to attend.
CULTURAL - There will be a number of cultural events which will bring people of various traditions together for fun, games and contests, a cooking contest, home brewing competition, talent quests, childrens' cooking contests. There will also be markets with one proviso. Stall holders MUST, as the price of entry to the market, conduct one free workshop on some aspect of their craft. In this way we hope to have a market of artisans and not retailers.
 
 



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