Join us on the 4th Saturday of each month...
Our Next Event is: 
Saturday, June 27, 2026
At the Longhouse in Redmond
​
Our Lady of the Earth and Sky invites all to join us for our June services!
Featuring Young Adult & Occult discussion, StitchNWitch, kids' class, workshop, indoor swimming, potluck, ritual, and community!

​Date: Saturday, June 27, 2pm – 9:30pm 
Where: 23301 NE Redmond-Fall City Road, Redmond, 98053 (see directions below)

Schedule of Events:
2:00 Longhouse Site opens
2:30 Opening Circle (with Sebastien)
3:00 All-Ages Activity: StitchNWitch (with Tarrent)
3:00 Young Adult & Occult Discussion (ages ~15-25): Spirituality and Religion (with Shay)
4:00 Growing Up Pagan: Midsummer (with Abhainn)
4:00 Workshop: American Norse Paganism (with Jane) 
5:30 Potluck (please bring your own feast gear)
6:30 Newcomers’ Orientation (with Laura)
7:00 Pre-Ritual Discussion with Ritual to follow: Blessing of Baldur (with Jane)
After Ritual: Drumming Circle (with Shay)
9:00 Cleanup begins (with Kimberly)
9:30 Closing Circle and Site Closes (with Kimberly)

​NOTE for June: 
Are you able to help with the Shrine fundraiser, so we can repair the building by the ESP Campout? Please take a look! :)
We're hoping to have the building repaired in time for the Campout in July.
Can you pitch in a few dollars or a few hours to help? 
Donate here: https://www.oloteas.org/donate-to-oloteas.html
Email oloteas @ gmail.com if you are available weekdays to help with the work. (We know some work will be on Wednesdays, but other weekdays are also good)
Thank you very much to those who have donated (and the Community members who have volunteered :)) !

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As a community we care for each other:
OLOTEAS is designed to be a safe space for everyone. We each have different spiritual and cultural backgrounds, and we come together to intentionally create a welcoming and inclusive environment in which personal responsibility is encouraged, and bodily autonomy is respected. We ask everyone to participate in our welcoming culture as you interact with others here.

• Please shower before entering the pool and hot tub.​
• Please wear a mask if you are more comfortable doing so. 
• We ask that you wash your hands frequently, especially before and after Potluck and before having treats from the coffee bar. 
• Please do not attend if you are experiencing symptoms of a contagious illness.
• No alcohol or non-prescribed drugs are allowed on site.
• ​Predatory behavior is not tolerated. 

​Our Lady of the Earth and Sky is an inclusive, welcoming, family-friendly, queer-and-trans-friendly, and anti-racist space.

Questions or concerns? Please send email to [email protected].
​
​
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Workshops & Rituals:

2:00 pm: Longhouse site opens

2:30 pm: Opening Circle (with Sebastien)

3:00 pm: All-Ages Activity: StitchNWitch (with Tarrent)
StitchNWitch is a social gathering where the community can come together with their favorite crafts (it doesn't have to be stitching!) and join one another in a shared love of crafting and open round-table-style conversation about various topics and interests.

3:00 pm: Young Adult & Occult Discussion Group: Spirituality and Religion (with Shay)
Young Adult & Occult is a space for Pagans in their late teens and early twenties (roughly 15-25) to build community and learn together that is held monthly at OLOTEAS events. At this month's Young Adult & Occult: We will have a group discussion about the different ways we can conceptualize spirituality and religion.

4:00 pm: Growing Up Pagan: Midsummer (with Abhainn)
This is a series of classes about what it means to grow up Pagan – taught by Pagan kids, for Pagan kids. We are all young adults who grew up in Pagan families, and these classes draw on our personal experiences of what we wish we had known growing up and the kids’ own questions about what it means to be Pagan. At this month's Growing Up Pagan: We will learn about Midsummer and make suncatchers. Parents are encouraged to send their kids with sunscreen already applied.

4:00 pm: Workshop: American Norse Paganism (with Jane) 
American Norse Paganism: What is it and how did it come to be as it is today?

5:30 pm: Potluck -- please bring your own feast gear
We encourage you to bring your own feast gear (plate, utensils, cup) to avoid the use of disposable dinnerware.

6:30 pm: Newcomers' Orientation (with Laura)
New to Pagan events or to OLOTEAS? Come to the newcomers' discussion! We'll give you the basics of what you should know, answer any questions you have, and go over more info about what to expect from our rituals and events.

7:00 pm: Pre-Ritual Discussion, followed by Ritual: Blessing of Baldur (with Jane) 
Ritual: The sun is high and shines brightly and beautifully down upon the summer fields. Join the gods in a game with Baldr the Brave. Celebrate the cycles that guide us and drink to our ancestors and the cycles that brought us to where we are today.

After Ritual: Drumming Circle (with Shay)
Join us after ritual for community drumming! All levels of experience are welcome. Some drums and shakers will be available, or feel free to bring your own!

9:00 pm: Cleanup begins (with Kimberly)

9:30 pm: Closing Circle and site closes (with Kimberly)



​


-- June: The Pan/Aphrodite Shrine is closed this month
[Are you able to help with the Shrine fundraiser, so we can repair the building by the ESP Campout? Please take a look! :)]


----------------------------------------------------------------------

Wanna chat between events?
Join us on the OLOTEAS Discord server!
https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED


What to Bring to the Longhouse:
Please bring a potluck dish to share. No meat may be prepared on the kitchen surfaces (pre-cooked meat is acceptable). We encourage you to bring your own feast gear (plate, utensils, cup) -- this avoids the use of disposable dinnerware. No alcohol or other intoxicants are allowed at OLOTEAS events. Bring a towel for pool/hot tub use. The Longhouse no longer loans out towels -- please bring your own. (Note: the pool area is clothing-optional.) Shoes cannot be worn indoors, so please wear a pair that can be slipped easily on and off. We strive to do the main ritual outside, regardless of weather, so please bring layered clothing for colder/wetter weather if desired. Feel free to bring and play your drums or other instruments. Also, please note that, due to allergy and wildlife concerns, no pets are allowed on site (except service animals).

Registration:
Please check in at the front door when you arrive on-site. We are sustained, and do our part to sustain our community and the wider world, through a multidirectional flow of resource contributions. These contributions include but are not limited to money, skill, talent, and material goods. We ask all those who are able to make a money donation when they come to events (usually $10 for ages 13 and up, and we're not requesting donations for ages 12 and under). This is a request, no one ever has or ever will be turned away from a regular OLOTEAS event for lack of funds, but we do sincerely ask for it if you are able.

A Note About Children:
This site features a swimming pool, hot tub, and many natural outside features that pose potential risks for unattended children. Parents are responsible for the safety and behavior of their children at OLOTEAS events. All children under 13 must be supervised at ALL times. If outdoors, or in the pool area, children must be within line-of-site of their parent or caregiver. In the pool area, an individual adult may be responsible FOR NO MORE THAN 3 CHILDREN (those under 13). Most events offer a kids' class or activity for younger kids and a Young Adult & Occult discussion group (ages 15-25). There are also some games and craft supplies available. 

A Note About Parking and Carpooling:
Parking availability at the Longhouse is limited – please carpool if at all possible. Park near the outdoor "Registration" booth or along the stretch of the driveway near the outdoor kitchen and stage areas. Please park close to the adjacent vehicle, but be considerate of vehicles displaying disability license plates or signs. Once at the site, due to limited space, we advise that folks leave most personal belongings in their vehicles. There is no public transit option for the Longhouse, so if you are able to offer a ride or are looking for one, please feel free to post ride availability or requests to the OLOTEAS community email list or our Facebook group page (https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/).

A Note About the OLOTEAS Parents, Etc. Facebook group:
For the parents in our community, if you are not already a member, you may be interested in joining the OLOTEAS Parents, Etc. group, where we will be sharing resources for education and entertainment for the kiddos who are stuck at home. This group is ONLY for family members of children in the OLOTEAS community, and is a private group. To join, please send a friend request to the OLOTEAS Pastor FB account (not the FB group), and also send a DM requesting membership. You will then receive an invitation to join the group.
Also see the GROWING UP PAGAN lesson plans and activity outlines available on our website now.

Healing Temple
Our virtual Healing Temple webpage is always open with resources for self-care and finding support.



Directions to the Longhouse:
Take 520 eastbound to the Redmond Way/Fall City (WA 202) Exit. Turn right at the light at the end of the off ramp. Go approximately 5 miles on Redmond-Fall City Road. Driveway is on the right, 23301 (directly across from SmartStop Self Storage). If you pass Albertson's, you have gone about 100 yards too far. When you first pull into the drive you should immediately see a large wooden sign that says The Longhouse; if you don’t you are in the neighbors’ drive.

Our Lady of the Earth and Sky
Mailing address: 12345 Lake City Way NE #195 Seattle, WA 98125-5401
Longhouse event address: 23301 NE Redmond-Fall City Road, Redmond, 98053
Website: http://www.oloteas.org/
Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/oloteas/
Discord server: https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED
Email: OLOTEAS (at) oloteas (dot) org

Join us on the 4th Saturday of each month...
Our Next Event is: 
Saturday, May 23, 2026
At the Longhouse in Redmond
​
Our Lady of the Earth and Sky invites all to join us for our May services!
Featuring StitchNWitch, kids' class, workshop, indoor swimming, potluck, community -- and a Muppet Ritual! :)

​Date: Saturday, May 23, 2pm – 9:30pm 
Where: 23301 NE Redmond-Fall City Road, Redmond, 98053 (see directions below)

Schedule of Events:
2:00 Longhouse Site opens
2:30 Opening Circle (with Stephanie)
3:00 All-Ages Activity: StitchNWitch (with Tarrent)
4:00 Growing Up Pagan: Embodied Magick (with Abhainn)
4:00 Workshop: Flower-Hearted People: Joy as a Tool for Survival, Resistance, and Progress (with Stephanie) 
5:30 Potluck (please bring your own feast gear)
6:30 Newcomers’ Orientation (with Laura)
7:00 Pre-Ritual Discussion with Ritual to follow: A Very Muppet Wedding (with Sebastien)
After Ritual: Drumming Circle (with Tully)
9:00 Cleanup begins (with Tarrent)
9:30 Closing Circle and Site Closes (with Tarrent)

​NOTE for May: 
Are you able to help with the Shrine fundraiser, so we can repair the building by the ESP Campout? Please take a look! :)
We're hoping to have the building repaired in time for the Campout in July.
Can you pitch in a few dollars or a few hours to help? 
Donate here: https://www.oloteas.org/donate-to-oloteas.html
Email oloteas @ gmail.com if you are available weekdays to help with the work. (We know some work will be on Wednesdays, but other weekdays are also good)
Thank you very much to those who have donated (and the Community member who has volunteered :)) !

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


As a community we care for each other:
OLOTEAS is designed to be a safe space for everyone. We each have different spiritual and cultural backgrounds, and we come together to intentionally create a welcoming and inclusive environment in which personal responsibility is encouraged, and bodily autonomy is respected. We ask everyone to participate in our welcoming culture as you interact with others here.

• Please shower before entering the pool and hot tub.​
• Please wear a mask if you are more comfortable doing so. 
• We ask that you wash your hands frequently, especially before and after Potluck and before having treats from the coffee bar. 
• Please do not attend if you are experiencing symptoms of a contagious illness.
• No alcohol or non-prescribed drugs are allowed on site.
• ​Predatory behavior is not tolerated. 

​Our Lady of the Earth and Sky is an inclusive, welcoming, family-friendly, queer-and-trans-friendly, and anti-racist space.

Questions or concerns? Please send email to [email protected].
​
​
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Workshops & Rituals:

2:00 pm: Longhouse site opens

2:30 pm: Opening Circle (with Stephanie)

3:00 pm: All-Ages Activity: StitchNWitch (with Tarrent)
StitchNWitch is a social gathering where the community can come together with their favorite crafts (it doesn't have to be stitching!) and join one another in a shared love of crafting and open round-table-style conversation about various topics and interests.

4:00 pm: Growing Up Pagan: Embodied Magick (with Abhainn)
This is a series of classes about what it means to grow up Pagan – taught by Pagan kids, for Pagan kids. We are all young adults who grew up in Pagan families, and these classes draw on our personal experiences of what we wish we had known growing up and the kids’ own questions about what it means to be Pagan. At this month's Growing Up Pagan: We will talk about embodied magick.

4:00 pm: Workshop: Flower-Hearted People: Joy as a Tool for Survival, Resistance, and Progress (with Stephanie) 
In challenging and uncertain times, how do we distinguish between toxic positivity and the ability to seek and find the joy that helps us carry on? This workshop will explore how to discern between the two, and how to build a practice that helps us to remember how to appreciate what is going right and push back against a constant news stream of doom.

5:30 pm: Potluck -- please bring your own feast gear
We encourage you to bring your own feast gear (plate, utensils, cup) to avoid the use of disposable dinnerware.

6:30 pm: Newcomers' Orientation (with Laura)
New to Pagan events or to OLOTEAS? Come to the newcomers' discussion! We'll give you the basics of what you should know, answer any questions you have, and go over more info about what to expect from our rituals and events.

7:00 pm: Pre-Ritual Discussion, followed by Ritual: A Very Muppet Wedding (with Sebastien) 
Join the Muppets as they put on their newest show: the wedding of Kermit and Miss Piggy! Help them find strength in community when the theatre is threatened.

After Ritual: Drumming Circle (with Tully)
Join us after ritual for community drumming! All levels of experience are welcome. Some drums and shakers will be available, or feel free to bring your own!

9:00 pm: Cleanup begins (with Tarrent)

9:30 pm: Closing Circle and site closes (with Tarrent)



​


-- May: The Pan/Aphrodite Shrine is closed this month
[Are you able to help with the Shrine fundraiser, so we can repair the building by the ESP Campout? Please take a look! :)]


----------------------------------------------------------------------

Wanna chat between events?
Join us on the OLOTEAS Discord server!
https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED


What to Bring to the Longhouse:
Please bring a potluck dish to share. No meat may be prepared on the kitchen surfaces (pre-cooked meat is acceptable). We encourage you to bring your own feast gear (plate, utensils, cup) -- this avoids the use of disposable dinnerware. No alcohol or other intoxicants are allowed at OLOTEAS events. Bring a towel for pool/hot tub use. The Longhouse no longer loans out towels -- please bring your own. (Note: the pool area is clothing-optional.) Shoes cannot be worn indoors, so please wear a pair that can be slipped easily on and off. We strive to do the main ritual outside, regardless of weather, so please bring layered clothing for colder/wetter weather if desired. Feel free to bring and play your drums or other instruments. Also, please note that, due to allergy and wildlife concerns, no pets are allowed on site (except service animals).

Registration:
Please check in at the front door when you arrive on-site. We are sustained, and do our part to sustain our community and the wider world, through a multidirectional flow of resource contributions. These contributions include but are not limited to money, skill, talent, and material goods. We ask all those who are able to make a money donation when they come to events (usually $10 for ages 13 and up, and we're not requesting donations for ages 12 and under). This is a request, no one ever has or ever will be turned away from a regular OLOTEAS event for lack of funds, but we do sincerely ask for it if you are able.

A Note About Children:
This site features a swimming pool, hot tub, and many natural outside features that pose potential risks for unattended children. Parents are responsible for the safety and behavior of their children at OLOTEAS events. All children under 13 must be supervised at ALL times. If outdoors, or in the pool area, children must be within line-of-site of their parent or caregiver. In the pool area, an individual adult may be responsible FOR NO MORE THAN 3 CHILDREN (those under 13). Most events offer a kids' class or activity for younger kids and a Young Adult & Occult discussion group (ages 15-25). There are also some games and craft supplies available. 

A Note About Parking and Carpooling:
Parking availability at the Longhouse is limited – please carpool if at all possible. Park near the outdoor "Registration" booth or along the stretch of the driveway near the outdoor kitchen and stage areas. Please park close to the adjacent vehicle, but be considerate of vehicles displaying disability license plates or signs. Once at the site, due to limited space, we advise that folks leave most personal belongings in their vehicles. There is no public transit option for the Longhouse, so if you are able to offer a ride or are looking for one, please feel free to post ride availability or requests to the OLOTEAS community email list or our Facebook group page (https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/).

A Note About the OLOTEAS Parents, Etc. Facebook group:
For the parents in our community, if you are not already a member, you may be interested in joining the OLOTEAS Parents, Etc. group, where we will be sharing resources for education and entertainment for the kiddos who are stuck at home. This group is ONLY for family members of children in the OLOTEAS community, and is a private group. To join, please send a friend request to the OLOTEAS Pastor FB account (not the FB group), and also send a DM requesting membership. You will then receive an invitation to join the group.
Also see the GROWING UP PAGAN lesson plans and activity outlines available on our website now.

Healing Temple
Our virtual Healing Temple webpage is always open with resources for self-care and finding support.



Directions to the Longhouse:
Take 520 eastbound to the Redmond Way/Fall City (WA 202) Exit. Turn right at the light at the end of the off ramp. Go approximately 5 miles on Redmond-Fall City Road. Driveway is on the right, 23301 (directly across from SmartStop Self Storage). If you pass Albertson's, you have gone about 100 yards too far. When you first pull into the drive you should immediately see a large wooden sign that says The Longhouse; if you don’t you are in the neighbors’ drive.

Our Lady of the Earth and Sky
Mailing address: 12345 Lake City Way NE #195 Seattle, WA 98125-5401
Longhouse event address: 23301 NE Redmond-Fall City Road, Redmond, 98053
Website: http://www.oloteas.org/
Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/oloteas/
Discord server: https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED
Email: OLOTEAS (at) oloteas (dot) org

Join us on the 4th Saturday of each month...
Our Next Event is: 
Saturday, April 25, 2026
At the Longhouse in Redmond
​
Our Lady of the Earth and Sky invites all to join us for our April services!
Featuring Young Adult & Occult discussion, StitchNWitch, kids' class, mask-making workshop, Beltaine ritual featuring Maypole dancing, and indoor swimming, potluck, and community!

​Date: Saturday, April 25, 2pm – 9:30pm 
Where: 23301 NE Redmond-Fall City Road, Redmond, 98053 (see directions below)

Schedule of Events:
2:00 Longhouse Site opens
2:30 Opening Circle (with Laura)
3:00 All-Ages Activity: StitchNWitch (with Tarrent)
3:00 Young Adult & Occult Discussion (ages ~15-25): Magick vs. Religion (with Tully)
4:00 Growing Up Pagan: What Is Beltaine? (with Abhainn)
4:00 Workshop: Mask Making (with Shay) 
5:30 Potluck (please bring your own feast gear)
6:30 Newcomers’ Orientation (with Laura)
7:00 Pre-Ritual Discussion with Ritual to follow: Beltaine with our fairy friends! (with Shay)
After Ritual: Drumming Circle (with Tully)
9:00 Cleanup begins (with Tarrent)
9:30 Closing Circle and Site Closes (with Tarrent)


As a community we care for each other:
OLOTEAS is designed to be a safe space for everyone. We each have different spiritual and cultural backgrounds, and we come together to intentionally create a welcoming and inclusive environment in which personal responsibility is encouraged, and bodily autonomy is respected. We ask everyone to participate in our welcoming culture as you interact with others here.

• Please shower before entering the pool and hot tub.​
• Please wear a mask if you are more comfortable doing so. 
• We ask that you wash your hands frequently, especially before and after Potluck and before having treats from the coffee bar. 
• Please do not attend if you are experiencing symptoms of a contagious illness.
• No alcohol or non-prescribed drugs are allowed on site.
• ​Predatory behavior is not tolerated. 

​Our Lady of the Earth and Sky is an inclusive, welcoming, family-friendly, queer-and-trans-friendly, and anti-racist space.

Questions or concerns? Please send email to [email protected].
​
​
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Workshops & Rituals:

2:00 pm: Longhouse site opens

2:30 pm: Opening Circle (with Laura)

3:00 pm: All-Ages Activity: StitchNWitch (with Tarrent)
StitchNWitch is a social gathering where the community can come together with their favorite crafts (it doesn't have to be stitching!) and join one another in a shared love of crafting and open round-table-style conversation about various topics and interests.

3:00 pm: Young Adult & Occult Discussion Group: Magick vs. Religion (with Tully)
Young Adult & Occult is a space for Pagans in their late teens and early twenties (roughly 15-25) to build community and learn together that is held monthly at OLOTEAS events. At this month's Young Adult & Occult: We will discuss the differences and overlap between magick and religion, and how we use them.

4:00 pm: Growing Up Pagan: What Is Beltaine? (with the Magickal Miscreants)
This is a series of classes about what it means to grow up Pagan – taught by Pagan kids, for Pagan kids. We are all young adults who grew up in Pagan families, and these classes draw on our personal experiences of what we wish we had known growing up and the kids’ own questions about what it means to be Pagan. At this month's Growing Up Pagan: We will talk about Beltaine and the traditions surrounding it while we decorate the Maypole ring.

4:00 pm: Workshop: Mask Making (with Shay) 
Come and decorate a mask! Mask blanks and craft supplies will be provided.

5:30 pm: Potluck -- please bring your own feast gear
We encourage you to bring your own feast gear (plate, utensils, cup) to avoid the use of disposable dinnerware.

6:30 pm: Newcomers' Orientation (with Laura)
New to Pagan events or to OLOTEAS? Come to the newcomers' discussion! We'll give you the basics of what you should know, answer any questions you have, and go over more info about what to expect from our rituals and events.

7:00 pm: Pre-Ritual Discussion, followed by Ritual: Beltaine with our fairy friends! (with Shay) 
Celebrate Beltaine with our fairy friends! Come ready to drum and dance (bring your drums if you have them!), weave the Maypole, and celebrate our beautiful community. Festive and fairy-themed attire is encouraged, but not required.

After Ritual: Drumming Circle (with Tully)
Join us after ritual for community drumming! All levels of experience are welcome. Some drums and shakers will be available, or feel free to bring your own!

9:00 pm: Cleanup begins (with Tarrent)

9:30 pm: Closing Circle and site closes (with Tarrent)



​


-- April: The Pan/Aphrodite Shrine is open this month for Beltaine! 🌹🪻🌷 (in the Greenhouse)



----------------------------------------------------------------------

Wanna chat between events?
Join us on the OLOTEAS Discord server!
https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED


What to Bring to the Longhouse:
Please bring a potluck dish to share. No meat may be prepared on the kitchen surfaces (pre-cooked meat is acceptable). We encourage you to bring your own feast gear (plate, utensils, cup) -- this avoids the use of disposable dinnerware. No alcohol or other intoxicants are allowed at OLOTEAS events. Bring a towel for pool/hot tub use. The Longhouse no longer loans out towels -- please bring your own. (Note: the pool area is clothing-optional.) Shoes cannot be worn indoors, so please wear a pair that can be slipped easily on and off. We strive to do the main ritual outside, regardless of weather, so please bring layered clothing for colder/wetter weather if desired. Feel free to bring and play your drums or other instruments. Also, please note that, due to allergy and wildlife concerns, no pets are allowed on site (except service animals).

Registration:
Please check in at the front door when you arrive on-site. We are sustained, and do our part to sustain our community and the wider world, through a multidirectional flow of resource contributions. These contributions include but are not limited to money, skill, talent, and material goods. We ask all those who are able to make a money donation when they come to events (usually $10 for ages 13 and up, and we're not requesting donations for ages 12 and under). This is a request, no one ever has or ever will be turned away from a regular OLOTEAS event for lack of funds, but we do sincerely ask for it if you are able.

A Note About Children:
This site features a swimming pool, hot tub, and many natural outside features that pose potential risks for unattended children. Parents are responsible for the safety and behavior of their children at OLOTEAS events. All children under 13 must be supervised at ALL times. If outdoors, or in the pool area, children must be within line-of-site of their parent or caregiver. In the pool area, an individual adult may be responsible FOR NO MORE THAN 3 CHILDREN (those under 13). Most events offer a kids' class or activity for younger kids and a Young Adult & Occult discussion group (ages 15-25). There are also some games and craft supplies available. 

A Note About Parking and Carpooling:
Parking availability at the Longhouse is limited – please carpool if at all possible. Park near the outdoor "Registration" booth or along the stretch of the driveway near the outdoor kitchen and stage areas. Please park close to the adjacent vehicle, but be considerate of vehicles displaying disability license plates or signs. Once at the site, due to limited space, we advise that folks leave most personal belongings in their vehicles. There is no public transit option for the Longhouse, so if you are able to offer a ride or are looking for one, please feel free to post ride availability or requests to the OLOTEAS community email list or our Facebook group page (https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/).

A Note About the OLOTEAS Parents, Etc. Facebook group:
For the parents in our community, if you are not already a member, you may be interested in joining the OLOTEAS Parents, Etc. group, where we will be sharing resources for education and entertainment for the kiddos who are stuck at home. This group is ONLY for family members of children in the OLOTEAS community, and is a private group. To join, please send a friend request to the OLOTEAS Pastor FB account (not the FB group), and also send a DM requesting membership. You will then receive an invitation to join the group.
Also see the GROWING UP PAGAN lesson plans and activity outlines available on our website now.

Healing Temple
Our virtual Healing Temple webpage is always open with resources for self-care and finding support.



Directions to the Longhouse:
Take 520 eastbound to the Redmond Way/Fall City (WA 202) Exit. Turn right at the light at the end of the off ramp. Go approximately 5 miles on Redmond-Fall City Road. Driveway is on the right, 23301 (directly across from SmartStop Self Storage). If you pass Albertson's, you have gone about 100 yards too far. When you first pull into the drive you should immediately see a large wooden sign that says The Longhouse; if you don’t you are in the neighbors’ drive.

Our Lady of the Earth and Sky
Mailing address: 12345 Lake City Way NE #195 Seattle, WA 98125-5401
Longhouse event address: 23301 NE Redmond-Fall City Road, Redmond, 98053
Website: http://www.oloteas.org/
Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/oloteas/
Discord server: https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED
Email: OLOTEAS (at) oloteas (dot) org
 
 
 

​Join us on the 4th Saturday of each month...
Our Next Event is: 
This Saturday, March 28, 2026
At the Longhouse in Redmond
​
Our Lady of the Earth and Sky invites all to join us for our March services!
Featuring Young Adult & Occult discussion, StitchNWitch, annual Kids' Egg Hunt, OLOTEAS Spring Communi-tea Meeting, Pick of the Potluck competition, ritual, and indoor swimming, potluck, and community!

​Date: Saturday, March 28, 2pm – 9:30pm 
Where: 23301 NE Redmond-Fall City Road, Redmond, 98053 (see Next Event page for directions)


Special Notes: 

• Pick of the Potluck
  Bring your favorite homemade dish -- this month we'll again have a Pick of the Potluck competition! :)
• Bunny Slopes class starts this Friday March 27!
  Check out the Bunny Slopes page if interested in this 5-Fri evenings, entirely free, mostly online Really, Really Introductory Course on Witchcraft, Magick, and Everything

Saturday's Schedule of Events:
2:00 Longhouse Site opens
2:30 Opening Circle (with Robert)
3:00 All-Ages Activity: StitchNWitch (with Tarrent)
3:00 Young Adult & Occult Discussion (ages ~15-25): Spiritual Homes and Spiritual Housekeeping (with Sebastien)
4:00 Growing Up Pagan: Annual Kids' Egg Hunt! (with the Magickal Miscreants)
4:00 Discussion: OLOTEAS Spring Communi-tea Meeting (with Jane & All) 
5:30 Potluck featuring Pick of the Potluck! (please bring your own feast gear)
6:30 Newcomers’ Orientation (with Laura)
7:00 Pre-Ritual Discussion with Ritual to follow: A Ritual for the Community, to Work Energy Toward Our Will (with Stephanie)
After Ritual: Singing Circle (with Abhainn)
9:00 Cleanup begins (with Jane)
9:30 Closing Circle and Site Closes (with Jane)


As a community we care for each other:
OLOTEAS is designed to be a safe space for everyone. We each have different spiritual and cultural backgrounds, and we come together to intentionally create a welcoming and inclusive environment in which personal responsibility is encouraged, and bodily autonomy is respected. We ask everyone to participate in our welcoming culture as you interact with others here.

• Please shower before entering the pool and hot tub.​
• Please wear a mask if you are more comfortable doing so. 
• We ask that you wash your hands frequently, especially before and after Potluck and before having treats from the coffee bar. 
• Please do not attend if you are experiencing symptoms of a contagious illness.
• No alcohol or non-prescribed drugs are allowed on site.
• ​Predatory behavior is not tolerated. 

​Our Lady of the Earth and Sky is an inclusive, welcoming, family-friendly, queer-and-trans-friendly, and anti-racist space.

Questions or concerns? Please send email to [email protected].
​
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Workshops & Rituals:

2:00 pm: Longhouse site opens

2:30 pm: Opening Circle (with Robert)

3:00 pm: All-Ages Activity: StitchNWitch (with Tarrent)
StitchNWitch is a social gathering where the community can come together with their favorite crafts (it doesn't have to be stitching!) and join one another in a shared love of crafting and open round-table-style conversation about various topics and interests.

3:00 pm: Young Adult & Occult Discussion Group: Spiritual Homes and Spiritual Housekeeping (with Sebastien)
Young Adult & Occult is a space for Pagans in their late teens and early twenties (roughly 15-25) to build community and learn together that is held monthly at OLOTEAS events. At this month's Young Adult & Occult: We will discuss what it means to build and maintain a spiritual home.

4:00 pm: Growing Up Pagan: Annual Kids' Egg Hunt! (with the Magickal Miscreants)
This is a series of classes about what it means to grow up Pagan – taught by Pagan kids, for Pagan kids. We are all young adults who grew up in Pagan families, and these classes draw on our personal experiences of what we wish we had known growing up and the kids’ own questions about what it means to be Pagan. At this month's Growing Up Pagan: We'll have our annual kids' egg hunt! Bags will be provided for kids to collect eggs, but families are welcome to bring their own baskets. Eggs with non-candy fillings will be available for children with dietary restrictions.

4:00 pm: Discussion: OLOTEAS Spring Communi-tea Meeting (with Jane & All) 
Community Meeting: Join us for our Spring Communi-tea Meeting (tea and light snacks provided, or bring your favorite to share)! We'll be touching on such topics as the Aphrodite/Pan Shrine and a fun session of sharing where we are now and where we want to be in the future!

5:30 pm: Potluck & Pick of the Potluck -- please bring your own feast gear
We encourage you to bring your own feast gear (plate, utensils, cup) to avoid the use of disposable dinnerware.
Bring your favorite homemade dish if you'd like to participate in the Pick of the Potluck competition! :)

6:30 pm: Newcomers' Orientation (with Laura)
New to Pagan events or to OLOTEAS? Come to the newcomers' discussion! We'll give you the basics of what you should know, answer any questions you have, and go over more info about what to expect from our rituals and events.

7:00 pm: Pre-Ritual Discussion, followed by Ritual: A Ritual for the Community, to Work Energy Toward Our Will (with Stephanie) 
Use Your Imagination! What kind of world do you want to live in? Bring your inspired ideas to share in our circle of community, where we will raise energy together towards manifesting our shared visions of the world we wish to live in, collectively and individually. Drums are welcome to accompany the chants.

After Ritual: Singing Circle (with Abhainn)
Join us after ritual for community singing! We will sing a selection of Pagan chants and songs. All levels of experience are welcome.

9:00 pm: Cleanup begins (with Jane)

9:30 pm: Closing Circle and site closes (with Jane)



​


-- March: The Pan/Aphrodite Shrine is closed this month



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Wanna chat between events?
Join us on the OLOTEAS Discord server!
https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED


What to Bring to the Longhouse:
Please bring a potluck dish to share. No meat may be prepared on the kitchen surfaces (pre-cooked meat is acceptable). We encourage you to bring your own feast gear (plate, utensils, cup) -- this avoids the use of disposable dinnerware. No alcohol or other intoxicants are allowed at OLOTEAS events. Bring a towel for pool/hot tub use. The Longhouse no longer loans out towels -- please bring your own. (Note: the pool area is clothing-optional.) Shoes cannot be worn indoors, so please wear a pair that can be slipped easily on and off. We strive to do the main ritual outside, regardless of weather, so please bring layered clothing for colder/wetter weather if desired. Feel free to bring and play your drums or other instruments. Also, please note that, due to allergy and wildlife concerns, no pets are allowed on site (except service animals).

Registration:
Please check in at the front door when you arrive on-site. We are sustained, and do our part to sustain our community and the wider world, through a multidirectional flow of resource contributions. These contributions include but are not limited to money, skill, talent, and material goods. We ask all those who are able to make a money donation when they come to events (usually $10 for ages 13 and up, and we're not requesting donations for ages 12 and under). This is a request, no one ever has or ever will be turned away from a regular OLOTEAS event for lack of funds, but we do sincerely ask for it if you are able.

A Note About Children:
This site features a swimming pool, hot tub, and many natural outside features that pose potential risks for unattended children. Parents are responsible for the safety and behavior of their children at OLOTEAS events. All children under 13 must be supervised at ALL times. If outdoors, or in the pool area, children must be within line-of-site of their parent or caregiver. In the pool area, an individual adult may be responsible FOR NO MORE THAN 3 CHILDREN (those under 13). Most events offer a kids' class or activity for younger kids and a Young Adult & Occult discussion group (ages 15-25). There are also some games and craft supplies available. 

A Note About Parking and Carpooling:
Parking availability at the Longhouse is limited – please carpool if at all possible. Park near the outdoor "Registration" booth or along the stretch of the driveway near the outdoor kitchen and stage areas. Please park close to the adjacent vehicle, but be considerate of vehicles displaying disability license plates or signs. Once at the site, due to limited space, we advise that folks leave most personal belongings in their vehicles. There is no public transit option for the Longhouse, so if you are able to offer a ride or are looking for one, please feel free to post ride availability or requests to the OLOTEAS community email list or our Facebook group page (https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/).

A Note About the OLOTEAS Parents, Etc. Facebook group:
For the parents in our community, if you are not already a member, you may be interested in joining the OLOTEAS Parents, Etc. group, where we will be sharing resources for education and entertainment for the kiddos who are stuck at home. This group is ONLY for family members of children in the OLOTEAS community, and is a private group. To join, please send a friend request to the OLOTEAS Pastor FB account (not the FB group), and also send a DM requesting membership. You will then receive an invitation to join the group.
Also see the GROWING UP PAGAN lesson plans and activity outlines available on our website now.

Healing Temple
Our virtual Healing Temple webpage is always open with resources for self-care and finding support.





Our Lady of the Earth and Sky
Mailing address: 12345 Lake City Way NE #195 Seattle, WA 98125-5401
Longhouse event address: 23301 NE Redmond-Fall City Road, Redmond, 98053
Website: http://www.oloteas.org/
Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/oloteas/
Discord server: https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED
Email: OLOTEAS (at) oloteas (dot) org

​Presentation & Ritual Descriptions

1:00 pm Doors open 

1:20 – 1:50 Opening Circle (Stone Circle) 
Laura, OLOTEAS 
Join us for site and schedule orientation, and a ritual to welcome and create sacred space to hold the day. 

2:00 – 3:00 Presentation: Numina locorum, florae locorum: Spirits of Place, Plants of Place (Library)
Katherine Bonnabel, MH, Sacred Well Ministries
Relationships with local plants and spirits to build communities. The inspiration for this presentation was born of a yearning to connect with the essences of magic and healing through authentic relationships with our immediate environments, with honor and respect to the spirits of the plants and the lands we dwell upon. The impetus is a growing sense of urgency to build pathways of mutual support and aid in a time when our access to social services and accurate information is in question. Learning to use the resources around us and sharing the ones we have just may be the key to our ability to thrive. Find ways to engage with other like-minded people through local meetings, rituals, workshops, and other events.

Physical and metaphysical aspect have always been intertwined in traditional folk healing, as are the wellbeing of the community and of its individuals. We will explore rituals and examples of plant magic, the use of intuitive abilities and other tools of traditional healers. Kathi is a practicing herbalist who draws from her experience working within communities, with teachers and elders, and the heritage of our ancestors. We intend to begin a dialogue here about these goals, to sow the seeds of hope for the future. Learn new ways, or perhaps relearn old ways, of reliance on ourselves and each other.

2:00 – 3:00 Ritual and Presentation: The Significance of Ritual in Thelemic Spirituality (Block House)
Kellen, Horizon Lodge – Ordo Templi Orientis
After a short demonstration of Thelemic Ritual, Br. Kellen will discuss how ritual practice fits into the broader context of Thelemic spirituality.
 
3:00 – 4:00 Ritual: Cast a Circle in Our Traditional Way (Sylvan Tradition) (Stone Circle)
Spectrum Grove
Spectrum Grove is offering a ritual in the Sylvan Tradition to demonstrate our practice of witchcraft and how a Sylvan ritual may look. Those that attend will leave with a personal blessing around a goal of their choosing.

3:00 – 4:00 Workshop: Façade: Masks and Performing Arts in Ritual (Library)
Nocta Autumn Selkie, The Guild of Sacred Night
Masks have been used in countless cultures around the world throughout time and across religious lines to embody archetypes, channel spirits, and convey complex concepts. But creating and putting on a mask is only the first step of using these powerful tools to facilitate profound spiritual experiences and impactful rituals. This is one part educational presentation, one part hands on exercise. Join us for an intro to mask use in pagan religion through time and cultures. Then, participate in an interactive experience of meeting the spirit of a mask, taking it on, and working with it in a spiritual skit.
 
3:00 – 4:00 Presentation and Ritual: Honoring the Kindreds Through Ritual Practice (Block House)
Shane, Cascadia Grove, ADF
Shane Coineandubh, Senior Druid of Cascadia Grove, ADF will provide a brief description of ADF Druidry and ritual practice, Casacadia Grove's High Day rituals, and how the grove is involved in our community. We will then conduct a bit of ADF styled ritual honoring the Earth Mother, Spirits of the Land, Lady Brigid and The Morrigan.

4:00 – 5:00 Ritual: Cauldron of Healing, Sacred Water of Renewal, Stones of Peace and Unity Druidic Triad Ritual (Stone Circle)
Circle of Coll, OBOD
In this liminal place of Concentric Circles, we invite you to join us in this druidic ritual as we create concentric circles with blessings through a cauldron of healing, sacred water of cleansing and renewal, and stones with balance in the land. Much healing, renewal, peace and unity is needed in our nation and throughout the world. In this ritual we embrace the fire of healing inspiration, the wisdom of waterdrops rippling through the world, and stone blessings of balance for our earth.
 
4:00 – 5:00 Presentation: Practical Considerations for Inclusive Pagan Community (Library)
Nocta Patricia Meehan, The Guild of Sacred Night
We all want our pagan spaces to be welcoming, inclusive, and comfortable for everyone, but with the wide range of faiths and identities that fall under our collective umbrella, accommodating all can be easier said than done. Please join us for a presentation exploring the topic of how to create a vibrant community while honoring its many needs.
 
4:00 – 5:00 Workshop: Introduction to Inner Child and Shamanic Meditation (Block House)
Amy, Westwood Healing Arts
Lecture and discussion on inner child meditation; how it can be used to engage trauma responses. Introduction to shamanic meditation, how that can be used to work with animal and plant spirits. Questions are welcome; we will begin and end with short meditations which are not designed to bring up trauma but are lighter and more foundational. There may be discussion of how to involve goddess or god in your meditation practice.

4:00 – 5:00 Growing Up Pagan: Elements (Kids’ Room)
Abhainn, Magickal Miscreants
Growing Up Pagan is a series of kids’ classes taught by second-generation Pagans, for kids growing up in the Pagan community. This month we will learn about the elements and their associations.
 
5:00 – 6:00 Brown bag dinner/snack break (NO POTLUCK – bring your own food)
This is designated time to break for some food. Bring your own brown-bag dinner – there will NOT be a potluck. Reminders: You can store food in the refrigerator on the back porch of the kitchen – you may want to write your name on your food. Please note you cannot prepare meat on kitchen counters (pre-cooked meat ok). No alcohol on site.
 
6:00 – 7:00 Ritual: First OLOTEAS Ritual (in honor of the 30th anniversary of our first event!)
Jayson, Our Lady of the Earth and Sky (OLOTEAS)
30 years ago, in February 1996, OLOTEAS held our first ritual. We’ve continued to hold public Pagan rituals every month since then, and our ritual style has evolved in these 30 years. In honor of our 30th anniversary, today we will travel back to see where we started as we perform our very first ritual again.
 
7:00 – 8:00 All-Ages Discussion: What is magic? (Library)
Tully, Magickal Miscreants
Bringing the Young Adult & Occult format to the broader community, in this all-ages discussion we will talk about the different ways we can conceptualize magic. 

7:00 – 8:00 Presentation: The Essence of Sean Ciall (Block House)
Robert, Sean Ciall
This presentation will dive into the basics of Sean Ciall, who we are, what we do, and why we exist. We will cover the four Fire Festivals we sometimes host, dive into a brief summary of each of the three circles, Sword, Song, and Spell, and introduce the basics of our methods and madness.
 
8:00 – 9:00 Ritual: Persephone’s Ascent (Stone Circle)
Covenant of the Rose
Persephone's Ascent is a ritual of awakening and return, honoring the moment when life stirs beneath winter's stillness. As Persephone rises from the Underworld, the Earth remembers how to breathe again, Demeter's grief turns toward hope, and sacred fire rekindles within soil and soul alike.
 
8:00 – 9:00  Ritual: Fires of Brigid (Block House)
Sean Ciall
Seal Ciall will be hosting their annual Fires of Brigid Ritual as a public ritual where the participants will come together in song and dance to come face to face with the light of Lady Brigid. We will sow seeds for the coming year and put forth that which we wish to grow. Please note that the ritual is skyclad (naked), and all participants are required to disrobe as part of the ritual or be skyclad in the ritual space prior to start.

9:00 Clean-up begins 
Please take all your belongings to your personal vehicles at this time. We appreciate help cleaning up the space at the end of our events as well. 

9:00 – 9:15 Closing Circle (Stone Circle) 
OLOTEAS 
Join us for a ritual of thanksgiving for the sacred space we’ve held all day. 

9:30 pm Doors close 

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Group & Organization Descriptions

Cascadia Grove, adfcascadia.org
Ár nDraíocht Féin: A Druid Fellowship (ADF) is a Pagan church based on ancient Indo-European traditions expressed through public worship, study, and fellowship. All persons of good intent are welcome. Cascadia Grove, ADF conducts 8 public High Day rituals per year, in person and via Zoom, and we hold a twice-monthly virtual Meetup group (www.meetup.com/seattle-pagan-meetup-group).
 
Circle of Coll
The Circle of Coll, a Seed Group of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids (OBOD), works with Druidry as a spiritual way and practice. We work with nature, forests and magick, to fully create in our lives to commune deeply with the world of Nature, and be with the profound wisdom of the forest, land, sea and sky.
 
Covenant of the Rose, covenantoftherose.org
Covenant of the Rose is an eclectic coven, circle, and tradition that focuses on incorporating traditional craft, spirituality, and Wicca into an open and accepting space for all to practice; welcoming of all persons regardless of sexuality, race, gender, gender identity, relationship status, or any other personal circumstance.

The Guild of Sacred Night, guildofsacrednight.com
The Guild of Sacred Night is a group practicing the Déa Noctist religion, centered around the exaltation of Night as Mother and Artist of Creation. The Guild serves the Whatcom community through ritual, sacred arts and performances, and mutual aid. It is the Guild’s mission to cultivate creative expressions of worship and a thoughtful, nurturing relationship with Night. You can read more about us at guildofsacrednight.com and can contact us at [email protected].

Horizon Lodge – Ordo Templi Orientis, horizon-oto.org
Horizon Lodge is a local body of Ordo Templi Orientis in the Valley of Seattle, Washington. Our core functions are providing initiation into the mysteries of O.T.O., celebrating the Gnostic Mass, and promulgating the Law of Thelema.

Magickal Miscreants, oloteas.org/young-adult-and-occult.html
The Magickal Miscreants are a group of Pagan young adults who run children's programming and spiritual discussion groups for teens and young adults at OLOTEAS.
 
Our Lady of the Earth and Sky (OLOTEAS), oloteas.org
OLOTEAS is an inclusive Pagan church. We are a volunteer-run, non-profit religious organization providing family-oriented Pagan religious services and workshops since 1995. Our monthly services include a workshop, potluck dinner, and ritual in a beautiful natural setting featuring a stone circle, heated swimming pool, hot tub, and acres of wetlands. We are dedicated to promoting religious tolerance and freedom and environmental sustainability. OLOTEAS is an inclusive, welcoming, family-friendly, queer-and-trans-friendly, and anti-racist space. Email: [email protected]
 
Sacred Well Ministries, sacredwellministries.wordpress.com
Sacred Well Ministries is a community service group for those who practice the many paths of non-conventional spirituality. Our mission is to provide support, connection, and interfaith educational services to the Pacific Northwest community and beyond. This includes our work in ceremonial circles, discussion groups, articles, and many other forms of education, community building, and outreach.
 
Sean Ciall, seanciall.org
Sean Ciall is a Celtic-inspired Magickal organization which focuses on the alchemical magick of the forest, sea, and sky, rather than the alchemy of the laboratory, temple, or hermit’s cell. The magick exists on the three realms of body, mind, and spirit, which are considered inseparable and indispensable parts of a greater whole. Sean Ciall is “divided” into three Circles, these are specific realms of influence and study chosen by the individual practitioners:

• Cearcall a claidheamh: Circle of the Sword. Realm of the body, the Fir Bolg. The training is martial.
• Cearcall as oran: Circle of the Song. Realm of the mind, the Fomorians. Training is musical.
• Cearcall a drùidheachd: Circle of the Spell. Realm of the spirit, the Tuatha de Dannan. Training is sorceric.

 
Spectrum Grove, spectrumgrove.com
Spectrum Grove is a Seattle based coven in the Sylvan Tradition. As a private group we seek members who identify as witches and are aligned with our purposes of advancing our own witchcraft, learning, and personal efficacy.
 
Westwood Healing Arts, westwoodhealingarts.com
Westwood Healing Arts is a sole proprietor healing clinic embracing many energetic modalities. Amy is also a mostly solo practitioner of Wicca and some other non-Christian practices. She sees some of her healing work as facilitating deconstruction of the negative aspects of the dominant Christian and other book religions most of us were raised in. On occasion, Amy hosts open full or new moons in an eclectic space informed by British Traditional Wicca, but not sharing sworn material.



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Wanna chat between events?
Join us on the OLOTEAS Discord server!
https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED

What to Bring to the Longhouse:
For Concentric Circles, please bring food for yourself -- There will NOT be a potluck during Concentric Circles. Fridges and microwave are available in the kitchen. No meat may be prepared on the kitchen surfaces (pre-cooked meat is acceptable). Please also bring your own feast gear (plate, utensils, cup) -- this avoids the use of disposable dinnerware. No alcohol or other intoxicants are allowed at OLOTEAS events. Bring a towel for pool/hot tub use. (Note: the pool area is clothing-optional.) Shoes cannot be worn indoors, so please wear a pair that can be slipped easily on and off. Please bring layered clothing for colder/wetter weather if desired. Also, please note that, due to allergy and wildlife concerns, no pets are allowed on site (except service animals).

A Note About Children:
This site features a swimming pool, hot tub, and many natural outside features that pose potential risks for unattended children. Parents are responsible for the safety and behavior of their children at OLOTEAS events. All children under 13 must be supervised at ALL times. If outdoors, or in the pool area, children must be within line-of-site of their parent or caregiver. In the pool area, an individual adult may be responsible FOR NO MORE THAN 3 CHILDREN (those under 13). Most events offer a kids' class or activity for younger kids and a Young Adult & Occult discussion group (ages 15-25). There are also some games and craft supplies available. 

A Note About Parking and Carpooling:
Parking availability at the Longhouse is limited – please carpool if at all possible. Park near the outdoor "Registration" booth or along the stretch of the driveway near the outdoor kitchen and stage areas. Please park close to the adjacent vehicle, but be considerate of vehicles displaying disability license plates or signs. Once at the site, due to limited space, we advise that folks leave most personal belongings in their vehicles. There is no public transit option for the Longhouse, so if you are able to offer a ride or are looking for one, please feel free to post ride availability or requests to the OLOTEAS community email list, our Facebook group page (https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/), or on Discord (https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED).


Directions to the Longhouse:
Take 520 eastbound to the Redmond Way/Fall City (WA 202) Exit. Turn right at the light at the end of the off ramp. Go approximately 5 miles on Redmond-Fall City Road. Driveway is on the right, 23301 (directly across from SmartStop Self Storage). If you pass Albertson's, you have gone about 100 yards too far. When you first pull into the drive you should immediately see a large wooden sign that says The Longhouse; if you don’t you are in the neighbors’ drive.

Our Lady of the Earth and Sky
Mailing address: 12345 Lake City Way NE #195 Seattle, WA 98125-5401
Longhouse event address: 23301 NE Redmond-Fall City Road, Redmond, 98053
Website: http://www.oloteas.org/
Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/oloteas/
Discord server: https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oloteas
​Email: OLOTEAS (at) oloteas (dot) org

Join us on the 4th Saturday of each month...
Our Next Event is: 
Saturday, December 27, 2025
At the Longhouse in Redmond
​
Our Lady of the Earth and Sky invites all to join us for our December services! 🎄
Featuring Young Adult & Occult discussion, StitchNWitch, combined Sock Exchange, Bardic, and wreath-making for all ages, New Year's ritual, and singing circle! ​Plus, indoor swimming, potluck, and community!

​Date: Saturday, December 27, 2pm – 9:30pm 
Where: 23301 NE Redmond-Fall City Road, Redmond, 98053 (see directions below)

Schedule of Events:
2:00 Longhouse Site opens
2:30 Opening Circle (with Robert)
3:00 All-Ages Activity: StitchNWitch (with Stephanie)
3:00 Young Adult & Occult Discussion (ages ~15-25): Community Leadership (with Valentine)
4:00 All-Ages: Sock Exchange, Bardic, and Wreath Making (with Abhainn) 
5:30 Potluck (please bring your own feast gear)
6:30 Newcomers’ Orientation (with Laura)
7:00 Pre-Ritual Discussion with Ritual to follow: New Year's Advice (with Sebastien)
After Ritual: Singing Circle (with Shay & Tully)
9:00 Cleanup begins (with Tarrent)
9:30 Closing Circle and Site Closes (with Tarrent)


As a community we care for each other:
OLOTEAS is designed to be a safe space for everyone. We each have different spiritual and cultural backgrounds, and we come together to intentionally create a welcoming and inclusive environment in which personal responsibility is encouraged, and bodily autonomy is respected. We ask everyone to participate in our welcoming culture as you interact with others here.

• Please shower before entering the pool and hot tub.​
• Please wear a mask if you are more comfortable doing so. 
• We ask that you wash your hands frequently, especially before and after Potluck and before having treats from the coffee bar. 
• Please do not attend if you are experiencing symptoms of a contagious illness.
• No alcohol or non-prescribed drugs are allowed on site.
• ​Predatory behavior is not tolerated. 

Questions or concerns? Please send email to [email protected].
​
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Workshops & Rituals:

2:00 pm: Longhouse site opens

2:30 pm: Opening Circle (with Robert)

3:00 pm: All-Ages Activity: StitchNWitch (with Stephanie)
StitchNWitch is a social gathering where the community can come together with their favorite crafts (it doesn't have to be stitching!) and join one another in a shared love of crafting and open round-table-style conversation about various topics and interests.

3:00 pm: Young Adult & Occult Discussion Group: Community Leadership (with Valentine)
Young Adult & Occult is a space for Pagans in their late teens and early twenties (roughly 15-25) to build community and learn together that is held monthly at OLOTEAS events (and sometimes offsite). At this month's Young Adult & Occult: We will discuss the role of clergy and leadership in Pagan community.

4:00 pm: All-Ages: Sock Exchange, Bardic, and Wreath Making (with Abhainn) 
Bringing back the OLOTEAS December sock exchange! The Sock Exchange is a random gift exchange. If you can, please bring a new pair of socks; place one inside the other, and fill the stuffed sock with any small treats or goodies you would like to pass on to another community member. Please do not spend more than $25 on your stocking gift. Stuffed socks will be distributed during the Bardic Circle. We will also provide supplies for wreath-making as an all-ages activity, and St. Lucia will come to give gifts to children in the community!

5:30 pm: Potluck -- please bring your own feast gear
We encourage you to bring your own feast gear (plate, utensils, cup) to avoid the use of disposable dinnerware.

6:30 pm: Newcomers' Orientation (with Laura)
New to Pagan events or to OLOTEAS? Come to the newcomers' discussion! We'll give you the basics of what you should know, answer any questions you have, and go over more info about what to expect from our rituals and events.

7:00 pm: Pre-Ritual Discussion, followed by Ritual: New Year's Advice (with Sebastien) 
Join us as we call upon Apollo to ask for advice on moving into the new year with mindfulness.

After Ritual: Singing Circle (with Shay & Tully)
Join us in the library right after ritual for community singing and winter carols! We will sing a selection of Pagan chants and songs. All levels of experience are welcome.

9:00 pm: Cleanup begins (with Tarrent)

9:30 pm: Closing Circle and site closes (with Tarrent)




-- December: The Pan/Aphrodite Shrine is closed this month



----------------------------------------------------------------------

Wanna chat between events?
Join us on the OLOTEAS Discord server!
https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED


What to Bring to the Longhouse:
Please bring a potluck dish to share. No meat may be prepared on the kitchen surfaces (pre-cooked meat is acceptable). We encourage you to bring your own feast gear (plate, utensils, cup) -- this avoids the use of disposable dinnerware. No alcohol or other intoxicants are allowed at OLOTEAS events. Bring a towel for pool/hot tub use. The Longhouse no longer loans out towels -- please bring your own. (Note: the pool area is clothing-optional.) Shoes cannot be worn indoors, so please wear a pair that can be slipped easily on and off. We strive to do the main ritual outside, regardless of weather, so please bring layered clothing for colder/wetter weather if desired. Feel free to bring and play your drums or other instruments. Also, please note that, due to allergy and wildlife concerns, no pets are allowed on site (except service animals).

Registration:
Please check in at the front door when you arrive on-site. We are sustained, and do our part to sustain our community and the wider world, through a multidirectional flow of resource contributions. These contributions include but are not limited to money, skill, talent, and material goods. We ask all those who are able to make a money donation when they come to events (usually $10 for ages 13 and up, and we're not requesting donations for ages 12 and under). This is a request, no one ever has or ever will be turned away from a regular OLOTEAS event for lack of funds, but we do sincerely ask for it if you are able.

A Note About Children:
This site features a swimming pool, hot tub, and many natural outside features that pose potential risks for unattended children. Parents are responsible for the safety and behavior of their children at OLOTEAS events. All children under 13 must be supervised at ALL times. If outdoors, or in the pool area, children must be within line-of-site of their parent or caregiver. In the pool area, an individual adult may be responsible FOR NO MORE THAN 3 CHILDREN (those under 13). Most events offer a kids' class or activity for younger kids and a Young Adult & Occult discussion group (ages 15-25). There are also some games and craft supplies available. 

A Note About Parking and Carpooling:
Parking availability at the Longhouse is limited – please carpool if at all possible. Park near the outdoor "Registration" booth or along the stretch of the driveway near the outdoor kitchen and stage areas. Please park close to the adjacent vehicle, but be considerate of vehicles displaying disability license plates or signs. Once at the site, due to limited space, we advise that folks leave most personal belongings in their vehicles. There is no public transit option for the Longhouse, so if you are able to offer a ride or are looking for one, please feel free to post ride availability or requests to the OLOTEAS community email list or our Facebook group page (https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/).

A Note About the OLOTEAS Parents, Etc. Facebook group:
For the parents in our community, if you are not already a member, you may be interested in joining the OLOTEAS Parents, Etc. group, where we will be sharing resources for education and entertainment for the kiddos who are stuck at home. This group is ONLY for family members of children in the OLOTEAS community, and is a private group. To join, please send a friend request to the OLOTEAS Pastor FB account (not the FB group), and also send a DM requesting membership. You will then receive an invitation to join the group.
Also see the GROWING UP PAGAN lesson plans and activity outlines available on our website now.

Healing Temple
Our virtual Healing Temple webpage is always open with resources for self-care and finding support.



Directions to the Longhouse:
Take 520 eastbound to the Redmond Way/Fall City (WA 202) Exit. Turn right at the light at the end of the off ramp. Go approximately 5 miles on Redmond-Fall City Road. Driveway is on the right, 23301 (directly across from SmartStop Self Storage). If you pass Albertson's, you have gone about 100 yards too far. When you first pull into the drive you should immediately see a large wooden sign that says The Longhouse; if you don’t you are in the neighbors’ drive.

Our Lady of the Earth and Sky
Mailing address: 12345 Lake City Way NE #195 Seattle, WA 98125-5401
Longhouse event address: 23301 NE Redmond-Fall City Road, Redmond, 98053
Website: http://www.oloteas.org/
Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/oloteas/
Discord server: https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED
Email: OLOTEAS (at) oloteas (dot) org


 

The OLOTEAS Community Longest Night Vigil
Starts 4pm Sat Dec 20th

All are welcome to join us online for our annual Longest Night Vigil, for the whole night or just for a little while. We will livestream Pacific Time sunset on Saturday December 20 and sunrise on Sunday December 21, and in between share stories, conversation, and community through the longest night of the year.

Time: Sat Dec 20 at 4pm - Sun Dec 21 at 8:15am
Zoom link on the website: https://www.oloteas.org/next-event.html

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​Join us on the 4th Saturday of each month...
Our Next Event is: 
Saturday, November 22, 2025
At the Longhouse in Redmond
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Our Lady of the Earth and Sky invites all to join us for our November services!
Featuring Young Adult & Occult discussion, kids' class, StitchNWitch, divination workshop, Ritual, and singing circle! ​Plus, indoor swimming, potluck, and community!

​Date: Saturday, November 22, 2pm – 9:30pm 
Where: 23301 NE Redmond-Fall City Road, Redmond, 98053 (see directions below)
Full Details: https://www.oloteas.org/next-event.html

Schedule of Events:
2:00 Longhouse Site opens
2:30 Opening Circle (with Stephanie)
3:00 All-ages activity: StitchNWitch (with Tarrent)
3:00 Young Adult & Occult Discussion (ages ~15-25): Spirituality and Identity (with Tully)
4:00 Growing Up Pagan kids' class: Ritual Feasting (with Sebastien)
4:00 Workshop: Intro to Divination (with Robert)
5:30 Potluck (please bring your own feast gear)
6:30 Newcomers’ Orientation (with Laura)
7:00 Pre-Ritual Discussion with Ritual to follow: Community Web (with Shay)
After Ritual: Singing Circle (with Shay & Tully)
9:00 Cleanup begins (with Tarrent)
9:30 Closing Circle and Site Closes (with Tarrent)


As a community we care for each other:
OLOTEAS is designed to be a safe space for everyone. We each have different spiritual and cultural backgrounds, and we come together to intentionally create a welcoming and inclusive environment in which personal responsibility is encouraged, and bodily autonomy is respected. We ask everyone to participate in our welcoming culture as you interact with others here.

• Please shower before entering the pool and hot tub.​
• Please wear a mask if you are more comfortable doing so. 
• We ask that you wash your hands frequently, especially before and after Potluck and before having treats from the coffee bar. 
• Please do not attend if you are experiencing symptoms of a contagious illness.
• No alcohol or non-prescribed drugs are allowed on site.
• ​Predatory behavior is not tolerated. 

Questions or concerns? Please send email to [email protected].
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Workshops & Rituals:

2:00 pm: Longhouse site opens

2:30 pm: Opening Circle (with Stephanie)

3:00 pm: All-ages activity: StitchNWitch (with Tarrent)
StitchNWitch is a social gathering where the community can come together with their favorite crafts (it doesn't have to be stitching!) and join one another in a shared love of crafting and open round-table-style conversation about various topics and interests.

3:00 pm: Young Adult & Occult Discussion Group: Spirituality and Identity (with Tully)
Young Adult & Occult is a space for Pagans in their late teens and early twenties (roughly 15-25) to build community and learn together that is held monthly at OLOTEAS events (and sometimes offsite). At this month's Young Adult & Occult: We will discuss identity, and the ways that Pagan spirituality interacts with other identities.

4:00 pm: Growing Up Pagan: Ritual Feasting (with Sebastien)
This is a series of classes about what it means to grow up Pagan – taught by Pagan kids, for Pagan kids. We are all young adults who grew up in Pagan families, and these classes draw on our personal experiences of what we wish we had known growing up and the kids’ own questions about what it means to be Pagan. At this month's Growing Up Pagan: We will learn about spiritual feasting and food and drink in ritual.

4:00 pm: Workshop: Intro to Divination (with Robert)
A brief discussion of the history, methods, and uses of divination, and the physics and metaphysics that may underpin them.

5:30 pm: Potluck -- please bring your own feast gear
We encourage you to bring your own feast gear (plate, utensils, cup) to avoid the use of disposable dinnerware.

6:30 pm: Newcomers' Orientation (with Laura)
New to Pagan events or to OLOTEAS? Come to the newcomers' discussion! We'll give you the basics of what you should know, answer any questions you have, and go over more info about what to expect from our rituals and events.

7:00 pm: Pre-Ritual Discussion, followed by Ritual: Community Web (with Shay) 
In this ritual we will recognize and celebrate how we create ourselves and come together to create a community.

After Ritual: Singing Circle (with Shay & Tully)
Join us after ritual for community singing! We will sing a selection of Pagan chants and songs. All levels of experience are welcome.

9:00 pm: Cleanup begins (with Tarrent)

9:30 pm: Closing Circle and site closes (with Tarrent)



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-- November: The Pan/Aphrodite Shrine is closed this month



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Wanna chat between events?
Join us on the OLOTEAS Discord server!
https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED


What to Bring to the Longhouse:
Please bring a potluck dish to share. No meat may be prepared on the kitchen surfaces (pre-cooked meat is acceptable). We encourage you to bring your own feast gear (plate, utensils, cup) -- this avoids the use of disposable dinnerware. No alcohol or other intoxicants are allowed at OLOTEAS events. Bring a towel for pool/hot tub use. The Longhouse no longer loans out towels -- please bring your own. (Note: the pool area is clothing-optional.) Shoes cannot be worn indoors, so please wear a pair that can be slipped easily on and off. We strive to do the main ritual outside, regardless of weather, so please bring layered clothing for colder/wetter weather if desired. Feel free to bring and play your drums or other instruments. Also, please note that, due to allergy and wildlife concerns, no pets are allowed on site (except service animals).

Registration:
Please check in at the front door when you arrive on-site. We are sustained, and do our part to sustain our community and the wider world, through a multidirectional flow of resource contributions. These contributions include but are not limited to money, skill, talent, and material goods. We ask all those who are able to make a money donation when they come to events (usually $10 for ages 13 and up, and we're not requesting donations for ages 12 and under). This is a request, no one ever has or ever will be turned away from a regular OLOTEAS event for lack of funds, but we do sincerely ask for it if you are able.

A Note About Children:
This site features a swimming pool, hot tub, and many natural outside features that pose potential risks for unattended children. Parents are responsible for the safety and behavior of their children at OLOTEAS events. All children under 13 must be supervised at ALL times. If outdoors, or in the pool area, children must be within line-of-site of their parent or caregiver. In the pool area, an individual adult may be responsible FOR NO MORE THAN 3 CHILDREN (those under 13). Most events offer a kids' class or activity for younger kids and a Young Adult & Occult discussion group (ages 15-25). There are also some games and craft supplies available. 

A Note About Parking and Carpooling:
Parking availability at the Longhouse is limited – please carpool if at all possible. Park near the outdoor "Registration" booth or along the stretch of the driveway near the outdoor kitchen and stage areas. Please park close to the adjacent vehicle, but be considerate of vehicles displaying disability license plates or signs. Once at the site, due to limited space, we advise that folks leave most personal belongings in their vehicles. There is no public transit option for the Longhouse, so if you are able to offer a ride or are looking for one, please feel free to post ride availability or requests to the OLOTEAS community email list or our Facebook group page (https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/).

A Note About the OLOTEAS Parents, Etc. Facebook group:
For the parents in our community, if you are not already a member, you may be interested in joining the OLOTEAS Parents, Etc. group, where we will be sharing resources for education and entertainment for the kiddos who are stuck at home. This group is ONLY for family members of children in the OLOTEAS community, and is a private group. To join, please send a friend request to the OLOTEAS Pastor FB account (not the FB group), and also send a DM requesting membership. You will then receive an invitation to join the group.
Also see the GROWING UP PAGAN lesson plans and activity outlines available on our website now.

Healing Temple
Our virtual Healing Temple webpage is always open with resources for self-care and finding support.



Directions to the Longhouse:
Take 520 eastbound to the Redmond Way/Fall City (WA 202) Exit. Turn right at the light at the end of the off ramp. Go approximately 5 miles on Redmond-Fall City Road. Driveway is on the right, 23301 (directly across from SmartStop Self Storage). If you pass Albertson's, you have gone about 100 yards too far. When you first pull into the drive you should immediately see a large wooden sign that says The Longhouse; if you don’t you are in the neighbors’ drive.

Our Lady of the Earth and Sky
Mailing address: 12345 Lake City Way NE #195 Seattle, WA 98125-5401
Longhouse event address: 23301 NE Redmond-Fall City Road, Redmond, 98053
Website: http://www.oloteas.org/
Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/oloteas/
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/oloteas/
Discord server: https://discord.gg/CJKsksmDED
Email: OLOTEAS (at) oloteas (dot) org