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NATIONAL CAPTIAL REGION PAGAN PRIDE WEEK
Harvest Events Feeding The Spirit, Mind, & Body

Washington, DC; Baltimore And Northern Virginia
Saturday, September 6 - Saturday, September 13

Mabon Apple Harvest Ritual

Moonfire CUUPS
Mabon Apple Harvest Ritual

Come and celebrate Mabon with members of MoonFire on 9/10 at 7:30pm at the UU Church of Arlington.  Mabon, the Autumn Equinox, is celebrated in many ways around the world. It is a day of balance, with equal amounts of darkness and light, but soon, winter will arrive. In some Pagan traditions, it marks the time when the Sun King descends into the underworld, from which he will be reborn at Yule.

In many pantheons, the apple is a symbol of the Divine. Apple trees are representative of wisdom and guidance. This apple ritual will allow you time to thank the gods for their bounty and blessings, and to enjoy the magic of the earth before the winds of winter blow through. After the ritual, there will be potluck and fellowship – so please a dish to share.

WHEN: Wednesday, September 10, 2008 7:30p.m.
WHERE: Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington; 4444 Arlington, Blvd, Arlingonton, VA.
COST: Potluck dish
WEBSITE: http://www.moonfireuuca.org
CONTACT: Moonfire Coordinators

DIRECTIONS: The Church is located on the SW corner of the intersection of Arlington Boulevard (Rt. 50) and George Mason Drive, with entrance to the church parking lot from George Mason.

From Washington,

  1. Take the Roosevelt Bridge to Route 50 west. Drive about 3 miles.
  2. Go PAST the exit for Glebe Road. Look for the George Mason Drive exit on the right.
  3. At the George Mason Drive exit, drive up the exit ramp to the stop light.
  4. At the stop light, turn left onto George Mason Drive to cross over Rt. 50. Get in the right lane.
  5. The Church is immediately on the right side of the road past the stop light. Turn right into the driveway.

From the Beltway,

  1. Take Route. 50 (Arlington Blvd.) East towards Washington, DC.
  2. Exit at George Mason Drive on your right.
  3. At the stop light, make a right onto George Mason Drive. . The Church is immediately on the right. Turn right into the first driveway.

Or,

  1. Take Route. 66 East to the Glebe Road exit.
  2. Go south on Glebe Rd. to the stop light at Wilson Blvd.
  3. Turn right onto Wilson Blvd.and drive to the stop light at George Mason Drive.
  4. Turn left (south) on George Mason Drive and continue until you cross over Route 50 (Arlington Blvd.) where there are two stop lights.
  5. Church is immediately on the right past the second stop light. Turn right into the driveway.

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From Arlington points north or south of the Church, travel to George Mason Drive and then head towards Rt. 50.

On foot from the Ballston Metro (approx. 1 mile)

  1. Upon exiting the metro go west on Fairfax Drive to Glebe Road.
  2. Go left on Glebe and go about 3/4 mile.
  3. Make a right at Cathedral Lane (KFC & McDonald's on corner).
  4. At the traffic light cross the street & go left on George Mason.
  5. Just as you go over the bridge, you will see the church on your right.


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