Coven of the Sacred Trinity – British Traditional Witchcraft Coven, Teaching Coven, Public Rituals. Established in 2015, Coven of the Sacred Trinity has been in Antioch, TN now how a Covenstead in Lebanon, Tn. Between Elsa and Robert there is over 70 years of experience. We have been offering a Circle class for over 5 years, and we have been doing Public Ritual for about 4 years
Crooked Crossroads Society – At the place where the roads bend, and the lanterns flicker, where whispers ride the wind, and the old ways still walk, you may just find us. The Crooked Crossroads Society is a gathering of cunning folk, spirit-walkers, and wayfarers of the unseen. We follow the path of Primitive Witchery, a self-forged tradition woven from the bones of traditional witchcraft and the breath of folk magic. Founded in 2006 as the eclectic coven Circle of the Hallowed Moon, we refined our practice over time, embracing traditional witchcraft and American Folk Magic. In 2010, we became the Crooked Crossroads Society to reflect this shift. As an initiatory and rooted tradition, we remain dedicated to authentic practice, spirit work, and the path we have forged.
Dur Demarion – Safe Medieval Combat. Dur Demarion is a local chapter of Belegarth Medieval Combat Society, a national organization dedicated to medieval-style combat reenactment and live-action roleplay (LARP). Founded in the 80s, Dur Demarion has been an active part of the Nashville community, bringing together people of all backgrounds who share a love for history, fantasy, and immersive experiences. Visit our website to know more.
Holly Grove Congregation (Wayist Druid) – Holly Grove is Associated with Congregation of the Oaks, Texas. While most of our beliefs follow the modern Druid Reconstruction Movement, our beliefs are slightly different. We call it a lifestyle, following the Way. We believe Druids were a part of the Migration of Indo-Europeans that brought the teaching of civilization as they went. Yes, they often operated as Priests, but our path believes that teaching was their primary purpose. Our lore has our path in the colonial period, before the formation of the USA.
Raven Moon Hearth – RMH is a hands-on group. We try to build community by hosting events and helping to grow the community as a whole through things like PNO and the Heathen Group Leaders Assembly. We love getting our hands dirty and doing the work. Hail the Doers!
FrithHeim – FrithHeim is a Norse/ Teutonic Pagan community founded in late 2024 as a safe haven for those seeking healing, inclusion, and integrity in their spiritual practices. Inspired by Idavoll, the field where the gods gather to rebuild after Ragnarök, we see our work as part of that same renewal. Guided by Freyr and Týr, we uphold frith as sacred obligation; peace, honesty, and mutual accountability. We proudly support Declaration 127, standing firmly against hate while fostering a space rooted in respect, kinship, and growth.
Phoenix Rising Open Circle (SWC) – Phoenix Rising Open Circle (SWC) is a U.S. Army Chaplain sponsored Pagan and Nature-based spirituality group holding services on Ft. Campbell. PROC was established under Sacred Well Congregation in August, 2013. We have a primary focus of providing faith-based support to Pagans and Nature-based spiritualists on and around Ft. Campbell, KY.
Services are educational and vary in nature, based on community input. As we each hold different faith practices, we encourage participation in discussions and free exchange of information. Find out more at our website.
Dragon Haven – Dragon Haven is a family-friendly, all-path-inclusive pagan sanctuary. We offer a beautiful site for gatherings, including funerals, weddings, and other events. We don’t charge people to use the venue, and we have volunteers who are ordained in various paths that perform ceremonies without charge. We gather every 6-7 weeks with a few hundred people to celebrate the wheel of the year. We have a teen program that encourages learning and service to our community. We also have a child’s tent with toys, and a fantastic program to provide age-appropriate learning about various holidays, as well as a kids’ craft. Our gatherings usually run from Thursday through Sunday and include a community potluck, bardic stories, rituals, drumming, and free workshops. We do have vending for our larger events. We have cleared campsites since our last visit to NPPD and offer those to people at no charge. We are working on building dedicated features, including a permanent pavilion and a shower house. We have a large open field, wooded areas, fish ponds, and a 60-foot monolithic type circle for our rituals and socializing. This is a labor of love to provide a safe space for community to grow. Visit our website for more information.