Events/Classes
The Iseum of the Rekhet Akhu is available to help train serious magical practitioners in the arts of divination, mediumship, and building mutually beneficial devotional relationships with various Gods and spirits, with a focus on building ancestor cultus. Email priestess@rekhetakhu.com for more information.
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Rev. Applegate has been active in Chicago's Pagan community for more than 20 years and she can be found leading various public workshops and rituals throughout the Midwest.
9/22/24: Vending at Greater Chicagoland
Pagan Pride
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Riis Park (near Fullerton and Grand Avenues), Chicago. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Come for the shopping, stay for the workshops! Jackal Moon Designs is one of the vendors and will have one-of-a-kind gemstone jewelry pieces as well as handcrafted ritual items for sale. Copies of In Praise of the Lady of Power, the paperback edition, will be available at a discounted rate that beats Amazon's price!
Cost: Free; the organizers ask that all attendees donate one non-perishable food item for The Greater Chicago Food Depository upon registration at the main entrance.
March 21 - 23, 2025: Presenting at Paganicon
Rev. Anna Applegate will be presenting a workshop at Paganicon for the third time on a subject of interest to Kemetic Polytheists.
Paganicon is an annual hotel-based conference that draws thousands of Pagans, Polytheists, Witches, Ceremonial Magicians, and other kindred spirits from several countries to learn from each other and share in a spirit of fellowship on a weekend that is closest to the Spring Equinox. Held at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Plymouth, MN, just outside Minneapolis, Paganicon is a not-to-be-missed experience!
Workshops, sacred dance performances, feasting, shopping from local metaphysical vendors, meditations, and the raucous Equinox Ball make for an unforgettable, three-day weekend. To register, click here.
Ongoing: Dark of the Moon Deipnon Ritual Honoring Hekate
The Iseum of the Rekhet Akhu welcomes all Hekate devotees to participate in this ritual held every Dark of the Moon. While honoring Hekate, participants focus on spiritual cleansing (the removal of what the ancient Greeks termed miasma, an infectious spiritual pollution) and invoking the Goddess's blessings for endeavors to begin in the next lunar cycle.
