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WITCHFEST is Bringing Magic & Witches to Alameda This Saturday

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This Saturday, a gathering of witches is happening in Alameda: the third annual WITCHFEST 2023. This magical event will bring together seven local Bay Area Witch shops, over 30 independent Magickal Vendors, and a multitude of Holistic and Mystical Practitioners in Alameda, California for one day only. This event will also showcase arts, tarot, entertainment, henna, and practitioner demonstrations, creating a vibrant and mystical experience for all.

Local shops include:

Sword & Rose ~ San Francisco, CA 

Feathered Outlaw ~ Alameda, CA

Mystic Flora Apothecary ~ San Mateo, CA

Aquarian Era ~ Concord, CA

Malaya Botanicals ~ Alameda, CA

Sui Generis Magicka ~ Oakland, CA

Magpie and Thorn ~ Alameda, CA

Trilogy Tattoo ~ Oakland, CA

Along with being a magic-filled gathering of witches, WITCHFEST 2023 will celebrate the Sabbat in the Wheel of the Year…Samhain. Samhain is a festival of the Dead. Meaning “Summer’s End”. Samhain is a celebration of the end of the harvest and the start of the coldest half of the year. For many, Samhain also is the beginning of the spiritual new year.

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From the Feathered Outlaw  instagram

This event is FREE! $20 VIP gets you a pretty sweet swag bag, raffle tickets, access to discounts at Feathered Outlaw and atselect surrounding businesses and early access to the event.

Date & Time Sat, Oct 21 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM PDT

Location: Al Fresco Dining Park, 1435 Webster Street, Alameda

This event is organized by Feathered Outlaw

Inside The Sword & Rose – photo from their website

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Katy Atchison

Katy Atchison

Katy has lived in The Bay Area since the age of 3. While other kids were attending summer camp & soccer practice, she was raised selling wares at craft shows with her working artist parents and spent vacations in a small 1920s Montana log cabin. This has all given her a unique perspective on the ever-changing texture of San Francisco and the Greater Bay Area. Currently a blend of all that is The Bay Area - she's a web designer at a tech-company, artist and DIY teacher.