Many thanks to the entertainers of Pagan Pride 2009!
Check back in the summer for the 2010 lineup ...
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Kellianna
Kellianna is an accomplished musician and performer worldwide. Her CDs, Lady Moon and I Walk With the Goddess are being recognized around the globe as a must-have for any lover of Goddess-inspired folk music. Her live shows are a combination of acoustic guitar songs and chants to the God and Goddess.
Kellianna performs powerful Mythology-inspired folk music and chang at venues such as the Goddess Conference in Glastonbury, England, Women of Wisdom Conference in Seattle, Washington, Jack in the Green Festival in Hastings, England, the Samhain Processional in Athboy, Ireland and the Everyday Goddess Conference.
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| Jenna Greene
Jenna is a singer-songwriter from Rhode Island. Her ethereal music is inspired by Celtic lore and nature myth. She believes both nature and music are powerful healers. Fused together, her music will take you on a journey to sacred groves, standing stones and places of beauty within yourself.
"I have always been fascinated by ancient legends ... The myths of the Celts hold a special place in my heart. Their truths are both simple and profound ... Many of the old stories tell of a wanderer who happens upon a magical crossroads. In this place of uncertainty he hears a voice calling him to be brave and take 'the path less taken'." -- Jenna Greene
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Her album Crossroads is a collection of 14 original songs inspired by Celtic myth, nature's power, living your dreams, Gods and Goddesses, faeries and finding truth within.
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Christopher LaFond
Chris is an astrologer who works, teaches and lectures throughout Massachusetts. He has lectured on astrological topics at both local and international conventions including the United Astrology Congress, and NCGR conferences and weekend intensives, specifically on Classical astrology. He specializes in classical and medieval astrological methods, but also includes some modern methods in his work. Chris works as an astrologer and psychic reader at shops on Cape Cod and in the Boston area. He is also a Professor of Spanish at Boston College, a Druid, beekeeper and musician. He has a new CD out with his group, The Pilgrim Celtic Harp Trio called Garden Concert.
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Rob Byrd and Kris ThompsonRob and Kris have played separately at past Eastern Mass Pagan Pride Days:
Kris' group The Lothars, played in 2005, and Rob sat in with Ultra Plush in 2003.
Now they'll be joining forces, as they have elsewhere, to improvise spiraling ambient atmospheres together -- with Rob on processed electric guitar, and Kris on the otherworldly theremin (the earliest electronic instrument, played without being touched!).
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Expect some tranceworthy sound/space explorations and meditative dark ambience -- spontaneous aural creations forged in the moment, and shaped in part by your own energies and by our shared physical environment at Pagan Pride Day. Pause and levitate, drift between the worlds awhile, or just close your eyes and drink in the Equinox energies.
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Bercilak, originally born in the bayous of Louisiana, has lived in the New England area for the past 20 years and has been drumming here for the last 5 years. As High Priest, Bercilak enjoys incorporating his magic into his drumming. His drumming style is very eclectic and a bit renaissance. You see him at the local Renn Faires across New England, sometimes playing in the band Diabolis in Musica, or drumming at one of the Cabot rituals in Salem. Bercilak also hosts drumming journeys at Salem Naturals, his wife's store on Pickering Wharf.
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Please note: Entertainment schedule is subject to change. Any changes will be announced and posted the day of the event.
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