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The Utah Pagan Market is excited to announce - We are coming to Provo! Stay tuned for market updates! Check us out on socials (@utahpaganmarket)or visit our website! www.unitedpaganmarket.com *VENDORS* Don't get scammed! The only way to become a vendor is to submit an application on our website! Utah County (PROVO) Location: 11am – 4pm, 1200 Towne Centre Blvd #1128, Provo, UT 84601 (Located inside the Provo Mall) FREE TO ATTEND What’s happening at this market? Ritual/Tradition: Pagan Sunday Service – 11:00 AM This location proudly supports the “ABUNDANCE & HARVEST EXCHANGE”! Let’s share resources, support our community. Bring up to *5* gently worn clothing items, surplus seeds, plants, garden produce & herbs (herbs must be clearly labeled and are not for culinary use), any energy-cleansed pagan trinkets, books, tarot decks, etc. to donate/exchange at the info table. If you see something you like or need, feel free to take it! Follow your intuition as you give and receive. At the end of the market, any leftover items will be donated to local charities or locally owned pagan thrift shops. Let’s cultivate thriving communities together by sowing the seeds of abundance! Readers: TBA Vendors: TBA Event Details: TBA

Celebrating 11 Years of Community, Culture, and Compassion Join us for the 11th annual Pagan Pride Day OKC, a day of unity, celebration, and service to our community. This year, we come together not only to honor the rich diversity of pagan traditions but also to continue our mission of giving back. As part of our ongoing commitment to community support, we are once again hosting our Annual Canned Food Drive in partnership with Sisu Youth Services, a local nonprofit dedicated to helping youth in need. We encourage all attendees to bring canned goods and non-perishable food items to support Sisu's vital work in providing meals, shelter, and resources for at-risk youth. Expect a full day of family-friendly activities, live entertainment, educational workshops, ritual celebrations, and vibrant vendor booths offering unique handcrafted goods, spiritual tools, and more. It's a wonderful opportunity to meet like-minded individuals, explore pagan traditions, and connect with local organizations that are making a difference. Whether you're a long-time member of the pagan community or new to the path, Pagan Pride Day OKC is a welcoming space for all. Come celebrate 11 years of honoring our shared values of community, respect, and compassion, and let's make this year’s food drive the most successful yet!

Celebrate Juneteenth with us on the HISTORIC MT. VERNON AVENUE - food, music, and community vibes all day long! ***SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 2025***JUNETEENTH ON THE AVE*** The near east side of Columbus is home to Black historical significance of Black cultural expression and production. The buildings tell stories of the people, culture, art, struggle, economics, and more. Juneteenth offers US an opportunity to celebrate this rich history and tell new stories of freedom, liberation and inspiration. Our mission for Juneteenth On the Ave. is to use the now nationally recognized holiday as a platform to acknowledge our history, celebrate the end of chattel slavery and most importantly inspire continued action toward freedom through celebration, cultural expression, and education. The Columbus Urban League • Maroon Arts Group • Ohio History Connection – Poindexter Village Museum •The King Arts Complex • Artfluential

#CJI makes it a thang to regularly honor the divine and anointed ancestors. It is our greatest pleasure to honor the great El Hajj Malik El Shabazz. May 16th, 630p-930p we invite the community to listen to his last Rochester lecture, “Not Just an American Problem, but a World Problem.” This speech was delivered at Cornhill Methodist Church on February 16th, 1965. This speech provides a Pan-Afrikan message that we all can build on. Some engaging and empowering discussion WILL follow. May 17th 398 Thurston Road Rochester, NY 14619 12p-We have a Firearm Workshop hosted by Rochester Afrikan American Firearm Association. Featuring Quinn Lawrence. 3p-Black Power Marketplace. Featuring all black owned business who have clothes, crystals, food, Afro-beauty products, games and more. May 18th Malcolm X Art Xplosion La Marketa Plaza 828 N. Clinton Avenue Rochester, NY 14621 1p-We will showcase art, fashion and music that was inspired by Malcolm’s spirit and dynamic presence.

The Melanated Creatives Market is a vibrant event in Durham, North Carolina, dedicated to celebrating and supporting Black-owned businesses, artists, and creators. Held at Durham Central Park, this free, family-friendly gathering offers attendees an opportunity to explore a diverse array of products and services from local Black entrepreneurs. The market not only showcases the rich cultural contributions of the Black community but also fosters networking, community building, and cultural enrichment. By highlighting the entrepreneurial spirit within the Black community, the Melanated Creatives Market continues Durham’s legacy as a hub for Black business and innovation.

Hey Baltimore, Join us for Spring Equinox! Ritual Intention: Grounded in our sovereign bodies, we engage with need and choice, change and fate. We find what we value, what we will tend, and what we will fight for. Location: Homewood Friends Meeting Times: 4:00 pm: Our pre-ritual activity is an offering to the land: Collecting trash from Wyman Park Dell, and areas surrounding the meeting house. We will meet at the meeting house, and head across the street at 4:10 pm. 5:00 pm: Ritual setup, for those that want to help. For others, this hour can be to find dinner together, go run errands, etc. 5:45 pm: Ritual run-through -- for anyone taking a role in the ritual. 6:00 pm: Doors open. 6:30-8:30: Ritual 8:30-9:00: Cleanup and social time.

You don’t want to miss this FREE event! Join us as we celebrate Black History Month with a special event honoring the achievements, resilience, and beauty of the African Diaspora.

The Diversity Festival is an annual event celebrating the vibrant cultural diversity of our community. It brings together a rich array of performances, cuisine, and traditions from ethnic communities across Wellington. We’re excited to welcome groups and communities from all over Wellington to showcase their unique cultures, talents, and culinary delights at the Diversity Festival 2025. The evening will kick off with a complimentary community dinner, followed by an explosive main event full of unforgettable performances and experiences. If you’d like more information or are interested in having your community or group participate, please reach out via email at: office@diversitynetwork.co.nz. We look forward to celebrating with you at the Diversity Festival 2025!