Join us in this family event as we celebrate being Pagan. Admission to the festival is FREE and open to the public. The day’s activities will include workshops, musical performances, ritual, charity drive, silent auction, and much more. We are also please to announce that the Elvendrums will be on hand to bless us with a live performance.
How long have you been following your spiritual path? Just getting started? A year and a day? A couple years? Several years? All your life? Well if you are just getting started, you are probably discovering that today there are many avenues for you to pursue. It was not that long ago that that you had to search hard for good reading material and events to attend. Today there are Meetup’s to attend to suit just about any spiritual path. Workshops are happening all about town. Festivals of all types are available to attend and well within driving distance. The Pagan Community in the Kansas City Metro area is big and as diverse as in any other large metro area. If you have done any research through the various Meetup’s around the country, you will soon discover that Kansas City has one of the most active Pagan Communities. Do you know who is in your community? Have you gotten out and discovered who shares the same spiritual beliefs as your own? Do you have any idea what is going on around town in your Pagan Community?
Well maybe you should consider attending the Kansas City Pagan Pride Day (KCPPD) event. This event has been around since 1999, providing Kansas City a community hub for networking and the meeting of new as well as old friends. There have been local speakers and well as well known authors in attendance providing insight and knowledge. KCPPD is a wonderful resource to find out about local events and groups and an opportunity to meet the folks running those groups. This is an excellent time for a summer picnic with family and friends in this park setting. Sit back and relax to some great entertainment and even a ritual or two.
The 2009 KCPPD will be on Saturday August 29th from 10 am to 6 pm at Macken Park in North Kansas City. Speakers and workshops will be there and they will cover a wide range of interests. KCPPD has always been one of the year’s biggest charitable drives for the Pagan Community, and this year we are working hard to offer charitable events in which everyone will be able to participate. We are also having our annual silent auction. Here is an opportunity for you to craft something with your own hands to help raise money for the charities of this event. Not crafty? Maybe you have some experienced books or knick-knacks that might be suitable. There will be drumming and rituals. I am also pleased to announce that Elvendrums will be with us to help celebrate the community event.
Yes, there is a Pagan Community in Kansas City and it is just waiting for you to get involved. So mark your calendars, clear the day and plan to spend the day with the rest of us at the KCPPD event. More information as well as updated information is available on the KCPPD website. Be sure to check out the pledge.
Autumn Wolf KCPPD Coordinator
What You Can Do to Help
Contact the coordinator at
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and see what sort of help they need.
Support our sponsors – They provide much needed funds, supplies and support for this event.
Become a sponsor. We need your help and we would love to recognize you as a contributor to this event.
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the coordinator to see how you can help.
Advertise us on your web site, blog, social network, printed publication, etc. Contact us for a press kit.
Participate in our charity drive. We conduct a charity drive every PPD for a local nonprofit organization. Keep checking our web site for more information.
Let others know about the event. We would love for everyone to participate, especially those that may not know much about our religion.
Most of all, plan to attend!!!
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