seventh annual
Wise Woman Festival
a spiritual gathering of music and magic

April 9th - 11th, 2010

• Aurora Whitebird, Anna Schwait Morningstar, Lynn Baney
  - Lakota Sweatlodge
• Amber Dancing Deer - Priestess, Land Blessing, Lodge
• Billie Luisi Potts - Herbal healing in the 2nd Half of Life, Back to Basics, Rebuilding Spiritual Confidence Through The Dianic Tarot
• Flash Silvermoon - Rebuilding Spiritual Confidence Through the Dianic Tarot, Creating Sacred Relationships with Animals, Rock n Roll Stone Healing, Priestess/founder. Blues Sister
• Robin G White - Poet performing Lesbian Erotica and other poems of love and politics, I wrote it, Now What Do I Do?
• Cherie Lyon - Alchemical Priestess, Connecting With Your Ancestral Lineage
• Omi Aladora Ajamu - Yoruba Priest, Blues Sister - Goddesses of the Yoruba
• Omito Salewa Ajamu and Duni - Yoruba Priest, African Dance
• Ann Harman - Osteopathic Physician - Power of the Pelvis, Bones For Life
• Lylly Rodriguez - Reiki To Heal The Planet
• Woody Blue - Burnout and Nutrition
• Jenifer Downey - Acupuncture, Quigong
• Corky Culver - Poet Extraordinaire, performance artist
• Denise Burnsed - Blues Sister Ace of the Bass
• Ananga-manjari Bauer - Purnasya Yoga, Bellydancing
• Maria Minno - Plant Spirit Medicine Circle
• Dev Amrit - The Healing Power of Creative Writing
• Cate Miller - Drum Circle Drum with Sisters of Bodacious Rhytm
• On Sight Coordinators Eva Squires and Cindy Harrington

• Isis - indoor workshop area (I)
• Cerridwen - covered outdoor workshop area (C)
• Vesta's Kitchen - serving breakfast, lunch & dinner
• Yemoja's marketplace - vending
• Pandora's Porch - outdoor workshop area porch by kitchen and other (PP)
  
• Asherah's Grove - Large Ritual Space (AG)
              (pecan orchard in front of the building,
              site for Sunday's large Multi-Traditional Ritual)

• held on the 13 acre "Florida Coalition for Peace & Justice" campsite
• located in Hampton 18 miles Northeast of Gainesville
• camp under the stars in a pecan grove, surrounded by pine forest
  and joined by a wealth of wildlife!
• indoor facilities in case of rain and for some workshops

• rustic camping available
• motels available for non-campers from way out of town
• bring whatever you need to be comfortable in the great outdoors, including bug stuff, chairs, coolers, blankets (drums for circle)
• there will be a "womb" where women can go for physical/emotional support by holistic and allopathic practitioners
• site is wheelchair accessible

Rates are based on weekend rates with two people to a room and be sure to mention that you are with the Wise Women's Festival:

A jacuzzi on the porch, on the lakefront and near the woods, lots of quiet time and breakfast by the lake.

WWF gets the weekday rate in lieu of the weekend rate. There are a variety of rooms to choose from, ranging from $70 to $90 a night. Rates are based on two people and an additional person in each room would cost $15 a night...

There is a 7 day cancellation policy.
See the site or call Paula at 1-800-480-4522 for more information
Be sure to tell her you are with the Wise Women's Fest!

• Food will be provided for purchase by fabulous kitchen witches.
  
  Mistress Chef Stephanie Mc Call will bring delectable and exotic flavors and style to our menu this year.
  
  We will profoundly miss Cherie and Cathleen's smiling faces from inside the kitchen, yet the new kitchen witches will be there to serve up a heaping helping of great food and good vibes in their own joyful style.
  
  Three vegetarian and non vegetarian meals will be available from Dinner Friday 'til Dinner Sunday, AND... We are sure to have some fabulous high test coffee and teas and desserts "to live for" (we don't want anyone dying for dessert :-)

• all participants are asked to give two hours of volunteer work
  (will be arranged at festival)

• $60, three days (in advance), Friday noon to Monday morning  (buy now)
• $35 for one day only (in advance)  (click to buy online)
• ( vendors  >> please use this link for your special ticket << )
• pre-purchase ends April 5th, 2010
• pre-purchase now with most major credit-cards
• includes all entertainment, workshops, drum circles & rustic camping
• please note: on-site tickets purchases will be cash only
  (at the gate is $75 for 3 days & $40 for 1 day)
• indicate special needs with payment (in comment section)
  
  1.  Do you want a camping space?
  
  2.  Are you vegan/vegetarian?
  
  3.  Differently Abled?
      (the site is wheelchair accessible / signers with advance notice)
  
  4.  Do you need airport pickup?
      (available from Gainesville airport only)

• [by E-MAIL]
• by phone:
• Flash Silvermoon (352) 475-2432

• From I-75:
  Take exit 76 to Gainesville. Go EAST on SR26 (Newberry Rd/University) to SR24 (Waldo Rd). Go LEFT on Waldo Rd. to US301 North after town of Waldo. ** Caution: Watch for fluctuating speed limits! **
  The Waldo/Starke area has been rated a police speed-trap by AAA
  At CR18 in Hampton (at the Gate gas station) turn LEFT. Follow CR18 around Lake Hampton to the end (at the "T"). Turn LEFT and immediately LEFT again into the driveway.
• From I-95:
  Exit at SR100 at Flagler Beach (just past Ormond Beach exit). Go WEST/LEFT toward Bunnell and Palatka. Watch carefully in Palatka to follow SR100 (it goes left shortly after Moseley Ave.) until you get through the town of Keystone Heights. (All of this takes about 2 hours after exiting I-95.) When you see the tiny airport on your right, be ready to turn LEFT onto CR18 (Edward's Grocery and Exxon station on the right). Cross US301 and follow CR18 around the lake to end of road. Turn left at the "T" and immediately left again into the driveway.
• From Jacksonville:
  Take US301 South to CR18 and turn right at the Gate Gas Station (approx 6 miles south of Starke). Follow CR18 around the lake to end of road. Turn left at the "T" and immediately left into the driveway.