Bring your ready carved pumpkin to our next Friday talk on 18october and win a half price SFTG course of your choice……maybe gin tasting?
We’re going spooky in October and having a talk on witchcraft. One of our members has heard Chris talk and says he is brilliant so...
The talk focuses on the historical aspects of Witchcraft in Sussex and looks at what a typical witch (wise woman) would have done on a day to day basis in her village or community. Period cures and medicines are detailed, taken from the practice of Suzannah Stacey, of East Chiltington, a well known Sussex witch of the Victorian period. Artefacts and locations relating to witchcraft are also featured, including the Priest House, West Hoathly, famous for its large number of anti-witch charms, still in place today. The talk also details witch trials in Sussex and the legacy of witchcraft in modern times among the Wicca movement. focuses on the historical aspects of Witchcraft in Sussex and looks at what a typical witch (wise woman) would have done on a day to day basis in her village or community. Period cures and medicines are detailed, taken from the practice of Suzannah Stacey, of East Chiltington, a well known Sussex witch of the Victorian period. Artefacts and locations relating to witchcraft are also featured, including the Priest House, West Hoathly, famous for its large number of anti-witch charms, still in place today. The talk also details witch trials in Sussex and the legacy of witchcraft in modern times among the Wicca movement.
As usual it’s at Burwash common Pavilion with doors opening 645 and the talk starting around 715. Tea coffee and spooky snacks provided free of charge to members and £3.00 for non members. Bring cash or a card if you’d like to use the full bar. This is the last talk of the year as it’s that AGM in November so hope to see lots of you there!
As usual the talk is at Burwash Common Pavilion. This event is free to SFTG members; guests are welcome at £3.00 per ticket. The Pavilion opens at 6.45 with the talk running from 7.15 to about 8.15 including time for questions and answers.
Free tea/coffee and snacks are provided and there is a bar which takes cash or a card.
We’ll also have the bring and buy table with proceeds going to Raystede. Please feel free to bring along any unwanted items.
Alfheimr Ugla are a small local falconry having both Owls and Falcons. “ We are both fully licensed with our local authority insured and DBS checked. Our pleasure is educating people about birds of prey our aim is to bring a variety of both owls and a falcon.
As everyone knows the native barn owl we always bring one with us along with a tawny owl and Little owl all these birds are generally heard but rarely seen”
As usual the talk is at Burwash Common Pavilion. It’s on April 19th…..free to SFTG members and guests are welcome at £3.00pp. The Pavilion opens at 645 with the talk starting around 7.15. Free tea/coffee and snacks are provided but bring cash or a card if you’d like to use the bar. We’ll also have the “help yourself and pay what you want table” up and running.