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North & North East London Moots
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Enfield Town Circle (`ET Circle’).
Enfield Town Circle is pagan `moot' founded by April in 2007. Initially held at the George, it is now at Crown & Horseshoes- a lovely waterside pub, with friendly staff who have comer to know us over the last few years. We often sit by the sofas near the large fire place. We tend to have debates & discussions on current pagan matters or topics of interest to members. In 2012, we're going to add some creative sharing- poetry, writing and art & craft.
When: 2nd Thursday of every month
Time: 7.30pm till about 10.30pm
Where: Crown & Horseshoes pub.15 Horseshoe Ln, Enfield, Middlesex EN2 6PZ.
short google map link: http://g.co/maps/hmnfk
Contact April: 07854-385-214. e-mail: april@pflondon.org
Dates for 2012: 12th January; 9th Feb; 8th March; 12th April; 10th May; 7th June; 12th July; 9th August; 13th Sept (may move, as clash with PFL Autumn Open ritual); 11th Oct; 8th Nov; 13th Dec
Join our facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/194036557359626/
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The Potters Bar Moot
Held: 1st Monday each Month, including bank holidays, at the Lion Pub in Southgate Road, Potters Bar. We meet at 8pm in the Lounge Area. The pub is just straight down the road of junct. 24, M25, on your left. Parking to the left again behind. More details also on Potters Bar Pagans on Facebook. During the summer time we sometimes hold the moot in Moat Mount, in Trent Park, so please check PB Pagans on facebook for any changes.
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Hertford Moot
Meets last Wednesday of the month at 8pm in Central Hertford. Come join our friendly Moot for a drink and a chat. For further information drop Geraldine or Kirsty a line at HertfordMoot@gmail.com or come and find us on Facebook.
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Romford’s Sacred Hart Moot. The Sacred Hart Moot is held on the 1st Monday of every month, 7pm. to 10.30pm at Edge bar an nightclub, 82-84 Market Place, Romford, RM1 3ER (at the top of Romford market).
The Sacred Hart Moot has been running for four years, drawing in attendees from all across London, Essex and further afield. We host a wide variety of events and speakers, providing a moot with something for everyone. Our venue grants complete privacy, not to mention the finest audio-visual equipment and a bar with a great selection of drinks - including real ales! Plus, we have regular stalls offering an array of Pagan merchandise!
For further information, contact Luthaneal at: romfordsacredhart@hotmail.com .
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New ‘Pagans at Home’ events in Chislehurst. Two regular family-friendly pagan gatherings in the Chislehurst (Bromley) area:
Drumming circle, beginners & accompanied children welcome. Spare drums available. Our last get together was for Samhain. We drummed, did a short ceremony and got wet with apple bobbing. If people are interested in taking part in this sort of thing, they should contact us by email or phone.
‘Pagans at Home’ ‘a pure social where people can get together and chat, share ideas and laughs and maybe the odd discussion. We are family oriented so people are very welcome to bring their children. Both meetings would probably take place once a month on a Sunday afternoon, and would be free, although donations of food to share would be welcome! If you are interested in attending either event, e-mail Ed and April: Interzone@talktalk.net or phone in the evenings on 07957 625117.
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KENT: House Moot & Reiki share We are holding a monthly house moot in the kent / london borders area. All paths welcome. We also hold a monthly reiki share in our home . Any one interested please
Contact Anton via greenpellar@gmail.com. Or call mobile: 07982-425-329.
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Croydon Crows Moot is a PF moot run by Paul Newman (Paul is joint Regional Co-ordinator for London South with Hawk). The Moots are held every 3rd Monday of each month at a Croydon venue. We meet at the Skylark pub, South end, South Croydon- from 8pm onwards. Contact our website e-mail for more details. We look forward to seeing you there.
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Ickenham: New monthly moot, second Wednesday, 7.30-11pm at Coach &
Horses, High Road, Ickenham, UB10 8LJ. Near tube stations Ickenham & W.
Ruislip. Real ale, good food, cosy atmosphere - all welcome.
FFI Gina: brockwitch@yahoo.co.uk , mob: 07735 528 320
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Uxbridge Moot - Meets last Tuesday month 8.30 onwards. (sometimes earlier!) friendly independent and informal, founded 2001. Good food available 'till 10pm. Nearest tube Uxbridge (Piccadilly and Metropolitan Line), plenty of free parking after 6pm in the pub car park - free mooring for boats - it's on the Grand Union canal!
See website http://fouxm.forumup.co.uk
or contact moot@kcjb.fsnet.co.uk
venue for Uxbridge moot: SWAN + BOTTLE, 98 OXFORD ROAD, UXBRIDGE, UB8 1LZ
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Treadwell's is an occult new & secondhand bookshop specialising in rare and unusual texts and items sourced from practising occultists [see `Occult Bookshops’ in this website for more details]. Treadwell's follows the traditions of old-fashioned book selling - a warm welcome for book lovers, hourly rounds of tea, friendly conversation, and regular events. Please either go to their website or join their e-mail list for full details.
Treadwell''s also holds a lecture series with several different talks a month on topics covering witchcraft, magick, philosophy, history, archaeology and more all starting at 7.15pm and costing £7-10 each.
Treadwells has recently moved location from its previous venue in Covent Garden to a slightly nearby location, stil in central London. here’s the new address details.
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Atlantis Bookshop Presents (Previously The Moot with No Name) These moots run every Wednesdays, with various renown speakers giving talks and presentations each time. Normal admission is approx £5.
Normal Venue: The Moot with No Name meets every Wednesdays, 7.30 for 8pm. Upstairs, Devereux pub (Templars Restaurant upstairs) near Temple tube station.
Opposite the Royal Courts of Justice on the Strand (near Aldwych) is a Tudor-style pub, the George. The Devereux is down the alley next to this.
Note: Venue has changed. see Atlantis Bookshop website
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SELFS: South East London Folklore Society
Possibly south-east London’s largest moot is SELFS, the South East London Folklore Society. SELF now has a new venue. For details please see their website. Talks start at 8.00pm and costs £2.50 / £1.50 concessions. The room has recently become non-smoking, to the relief of many and the consternation of, well, one so far! Website: www.selfs.org.uk . The contact e-mail is: scott@selfs.org.uk.
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 The Secret Chiefs
The Secret Chiefs (pagan/occ ult talks group) meet fortnightly on Mondays upstairs at the Devereux public house (20 Devereux Court, off Essex Street, London WC2R 3JJ). Nearest tube is Temple. Meet from 7.30pm and the talk starts at about 8.30pm. Admission is £2. All are welcome.http://secretchiefslondon.wordpress.com
History - Talking Stick began at The Plough on Wednesday, 14th February, 1990 (founded by Caroline Robertson and Amanda Prouten), meeting fortnightly on Wednesdays, moving through the years to The Marquis Cornwallis, The Dog & Trumpet, the Black Horse, to the Princess Louise, there becoming Secret Chiefs on Wednesday, 15th March, 2000 (when Caroline passed it on to Michael Bingas, who has run it since). Now at the Devereux (since January 2004), on alternate Mondays (since January 2010). (u/d 28jan’11)
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 THE LONDON EARTH MYSTERIES CIRCLE was formed in 1986. It holds twice-monthly lectures on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. EARTH MYSTERIES is a diverse sphere of study that centres on an investigation of the enigmatic sites of prehistory and stuff.
Date & Time: These meetings take place every fortnight. 7.00pm Tuesdays (2nd & 4th Tuesdays of every month). Venue: DIORAMA CENTRE, 34 Osnaburgh Street, London NW1 (no correspondence to this address please). Tubes: Great Portland Street, Warren Street & Regents Park. Admission: £4.00 (Conc. £3.50). Members: £2.50.
Contact LEMC via: P.O.Box 1035, London W2 6ZX. web: www.lemc.ic24.net .
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 Dawn of the Oak is a monthly pub meet-up in London for pagans, witches, druids and other interested people. Our aim is to provide a casual and friendly environment for pagans to meet and learn from each other. Whether you've just started learning about paganism or you're an old hand, you're welcome to come along and have a chat and a pint - third Sunday of the month, upstairs at the Castle.
The 3rd Sunday of each month. 3-6pm
Upstairs at "The Castle", 34-35 Cowcross Street, Farringdon, EC1M 6DB (only a few steps from Farringdon tube)
www.dawnoftheoak.co.uk
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