Beltane, May 1st 2005 at the Cape May County Park & Zoo, was a blast. Events of the day included: Potluck Lunch, Door Prizes, Silent Auction, Dancing around the Maypole, Free mini-Past-live Card Readings by Sue & Donna, Wishing Cauldron, Craft Workshop, and a great Beltane Ritual.

SUMMER SOLSTICE June 22nd, 2003 at the Cape May County Park & Zoo, turned out perfectly. Thanks to everyone for bringing the tasty food for the potluck lunch. The Meditation Circle was great, thank you Lisa! Everyone got crafty at the Wand Workshop. I hope everyone got their wishes and had alot of fun in the process at the Wishing Cauldron.

The Samhain Celebration Picnic was held on Sunday, October 27th, 2002 at the Cape May County Park & Zoo. The day consisted of a potluck lunch, a baking contest, a costume contest for kids and adults, a pumpkin pinata, Tarot readings by Lisa Walsh, silent auction, and a Samhain ritual in which we called our ancestors to join with us.

Our second annual Beltaine picnic and the Coven of the Mystic Grove's 2 year anniversary was celebrated at the Cape May County Park and Zoo at pavillion #6 on May 5th, 2002. It turned out to be a nice day which we celebrated beginning with a potluck lunch, a maypole, a pinata, henna tattoo's by drax, Tarot readings by Bridget, a ritual, door prizes, and a silent auction completed the day.

The Mabon Potluck Picnic was held at the Cape May County Park & Zoo on Sept.22nd, 2001.

A Mabon Ritual with 3 South Jersey Covens: Nature Wise Coven, Covenant of Rhiannon, and Coven of the Mystic Grove, was the highlight of the picnic. Other activities included Tarot Readings by Samantha, Henna Tattoos by Gail, a scavenger hunt for the kids, door prizes, and roasting marshmallows for Smores:)

Our First Event: Pagan Barbecue and Picnic

The Pagan Barbecue and Picnic was hosted by the Coven of the Mystic Grove on April 22nd, 2001 at the Cape May County Park & Zoo. Beginning at 10am the day consisted of a barbecue, workshops, door prizes, basket raffle, fun for the kids, and plus the zoo. Our door prizes consisted of items sold or made by shops and other Pagans in the community who generously donated to our event. The event also made front page news in the local paper (The Gazette of Cape May County).