08/19/2026
Here is our selection of classes for Thursday August 20th. Registration is still available. All classes are available live-streamed and are recorded for later viewing.
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Cemetery Gates: The Art of Spellwork Within with Makeup Artist | Bergen County, NJ/NYC
Cemetery Gates is an engaging class dedicated to the art and ethics of practicing spellwork within burial grounds. Join award-winning artist & witch Alexa Branco as she guides you through the world of cemetery magick.
In this class, we will cover spiritual protection, cemetery etiquette, burying magick, graveyard dirt, and differing cultural superstitions surrounding burial grounds. This class emphasizes reverence, responsibility, and practical technique: ensuring your work is both powerful and respectful.
Whether you are cemetery-curious or already walking between worlds, Cemetery Gates will give you the tools and confidence to approach graveyard spellwork with intention, safety, and spiritual awareness.
Gitana at the Bembe: Romani Spirits & Ancestors in the ATR diaspora with Rev. Dr. Lynn Ann Till
Across Afro-Diasporic religious traditions in the Americas Romani spirits emerge as powerful, complex figures—carrying themes of resilience, magic, shared survival and ancestral memory within Lucumi, Espiritismo, Candomble and more. We will explore the Romani origins of spirits such as La Gitana, Pomba Gira, Maria Padhilha and Cigana Spirits and how they came to be present in African diasporic religious communities through the historical intersections of colonial displacement, forced enslavement and spiritual exchange. Shining a light on the ancestral Romani contributions of music, dance, divination, dress and symbolism in these traditions and how spirits adapt across cultures while retaining distinct identities.
Rooted Traditions: Plants & the Dead in European and American Folk Magic with Phytognosis | Witch Apothecary
Across many folk magic traditions, the roots of plants have been understood as powerful links between the living world and the realm of the dead. Growing beneath the soil, roots occupy a liminal space associated with graves, ancestors, and spirits, and have long been used in workings relat