Sacred Harvest Festival 2026
Sacred Harvest Festival
“New Hope, Rising to the Challenge”
Monday August 3rd – Sunday August 9th, 2026
Sacred Harvest Festival is a week long outdoor festival hosted in beautiful woodland surroundings on a large acreage, private event site. Festivants can choose the length of their stay. Come for a week, a weekend or a day, camp in a tent, a pop-up, or an RV.
This year we are returning to Harmony Park, the beloved site of our inaugural festival. It fills us with excitement and warms our hearts. This beautiful location, with its lush greenery and vibrant atmosphere, has always been the perfect backdrop for celebration and community. As we prepare to revisit this cherished venue, memories of past festivities dance in our minds, from the lively drumming echoing through the trees to the laughter and joy shared among friends and families. The anticipation of new experiences and the rekindling of old traditions make this return particularly special. Harmony Park is more than just a location; it’s a symbol of community and joy that continues to inspire and bring people together.
Become members and attend our online meetings. This event is family friendly and offers workshops, drumming, community feast, community rituals and more.
Our National Guests this year:
Brandy Williams has spent four decades in the magical communities as a priestess, ritualist, writer, teacher, and thought leader. She is an ordained priestess of Ecclesia Gnostica Catholica and an initiate of Georgian Wicca, the Golden Dawn (as Via Amore Gnostike), the Ordo Templi Orientis, and the Nath Tantrika Sampradaya (as Satya Vani Nath).
In 1997, Williams founded the Seattle Pagan Scholars, and she has served as director ever since. She also is involved with the Temple of Light and Darkness, a Ceremonial group based on the Open Source Order of the Golden Dawn. She served as President of Covenant of the Goddess in 1990 and 1991.
Williams has conducted many lectures and workshops on the subject of practical magic, including the School of Night, an intensive non-denominational course with six other teachers. She also gave a presentation entitled “Wiccan Devotionals” to the Parliament of World Religions in 1993. Williams has made numerous festival appearances and continues to present lectures and workshops about her work. Her published works include Practical Magic for Beginners, The Woman Magickian and For the Love of the Gods.
Ivo Dominguez, Jr. has been a witch since 1978 and is one of the founders and Elders of the Assembly of the Sacred Wheel. He is the anchor author for the twelve book Witch’s Sun Sign Series. Ivo is the author of The Four Elements of the Wise, Keys to Perception, Casting Sacred Space, Practical Astrology for Witches & Pagans, and Spirit Speak. In his mundane life, he has been a computer programmer, the executive director of an AIDS/HIV service organization, a metaphysical bookstore owner, and more. He is queer, poly, and lives in the woods of Southern Delaware with his family of choice.
Tamara has trained in three different Wiccan covens, served ten years as High Priestess of a large local coven and is a third degree in eclectic Alexandrian informed Wicca. Her background includes offerings of classes in The Craft for both coven and solitary practice at various venues including private coven training, Magus Book, Paganicon, Samhain Symposium, and Sacred Harvest Festival. She has also enjoyed offering various rituals in covens and public settings. Currently, she and her husband, are teaching classes called “The Magical Growth Series”
Wade has been on the pagan path since 1992 and a Tyrsman in the Northern Tradition since 1998. He lives at Deeply Rooted Pagan Sanctuary near Athens WI and is an avid book and amber collector. He also has been working in the Department of Corrections as a chapel volunteer at 12 institutions for the last 21 years.
Per Andreassen plays original folk music rooted in his experiences as a queer midwestern animist. His work is lyric-driven and emotionally immersive, bolstered by a theatrical presentation that leaves audiences alternatively laughing and moved to tears.
Per has performed as The Tom O’Bedlam for nearly a decade, playing the best backyards and street corners middle America has to offer from the Orgon Mountains to the headwaters of the Mississippi.
Refund policy:
1. Refunds are available only until 3 weeks prior to the festival start date, and Equal the cost previously paid by the registrant -15% to cover HT administration expenses.
2. Any requests after the 3 week date can be considered by HT, but are not guaranteed.