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We are taking our biannual break for January! 

02.01.25  Interfaith Imbolc Brigid: Goddess and Saint at 300 East College Ave in State College, 5-7 P.M. We will be working with Faith United Church of Christ to do an interfaith service that honors Brigid of Ireland as both a Pagan and Christian spiritual leader. Please see the event page for more details.

02.04.25  The Bronze Ring: Candle Magic, 7:30-9pm at Websters Bookstore and Cafe

02.11.25 Astrologers*Anonymous: Mars,  7:30-9pm at Websters Bookstore and Cafe

02.14.25-02.16.25 WinterStar Symposium - Outside Event from Rosencomet Project where some members will be presenting.

02.18.25 Keys of Magic: Hod, 7:30-9pm at Websters Bookstore and Cafe

 02.19.25 Pagan Night Out: Tadashi Japanese Restaurant, 100 S Atherton St, State College, PA 16801

03.04.25 Bronze Ring: The Multi-Part Soul, 7:30-9pm at Websters Bookstore and Cafe

03.11.25 Astrologers*Anonymous: Jupiter, 7:30-9pm at Websters Bookstore and Cafe

03.18.25 Keys of Magic: Yesod, 7:30-9pm at Websters Bookstore and Cafe

03.19.25 Pagan Night Out

03.22.25 Ostara Celebration

04.01.25 Bronze Ring, 7:30-9pm at Websters Bookstore and Cafe

04.08.25 Astrologers*Anonymous: Saturn, 7:30-9pm at Websters Bookstore and Cafe

04.15.25 Keys of Magic: Malkuth, 7:30-9pm at Websters Bookstore and Cafe

04.16.24 Pagan Night Out

05.06..25 Bronze Ring, 7:30-9pm at Websters Bookstore and Cafe

05.13.25 Astrologers*Anonymous: Uranus, 7:30-9pm at Websters Bookstore and Cafe

5.20.25: Keys of Magic, 7:30-9pm at Websters Bookstore and Cafe

05.21.24 Pagan Night Out

05.22.25-05.26.25 Wellspring Festival - Outside Event from ADF where some of our members will be present. 

06.03.25 Bronze Ring

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The Happy Valley Golden Wheel, an unincorporated non-profit association, is a Pagan networking initiative based in Centre County. We are dedicated to reaching out to local pagans and providing opportunities to celebrate the eight solar holidays in a community-oriented way. We tend to focus on the Wheel of the Year, but other kinds of celebrations and projects also emerge based on the interest of our membership. New ideas and energy are always welcome!