MOON MAGIC - A Workshop in Lunar Witchcraft

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  • Dissenters Chapel

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  • Something A Little Different, Theatre/Arts and Walks & Tours
  • Tickets from £38.50
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  • Fri, 2nd Oct 2026 @ 19:00 - 21:30
  • 19:00 - 21:30

For centuries, the changing phases of the Moon have shaped folklore, ritual and magical practice, guiding everything from planting crops to casting spells. In this introductory workshop, held within the atmospheric surroundings of Kensal Green Cemetery, discover how each phase of the lunar cycle has traditionally been associated with different energies, intentions and forms of magic, and how these ancient beliefs continue to inspire modern witchcraft today.



Wiccan High Priestess and Hedge Witch May Draper will guide you through the symbolism and significance of the New, Waxing, Full and Waning Moons, exploring how the lunar cycle is believed to influence our emotions, wellbeing and spiritual practice. The evening concludes with an outdoor ritual and spell working aligned with the Waning Moon, a time traditionally associated with release, protection and letting go—offering a practical introduction to lunar magic beneath the night sky.


Tickets £35 including a Victorian punch. Please click here to buy.

May Draper
May Draper is a Hedge Witch, Gardnerian Wiccan High Priestess, Tarot reader, spiritual healer and teacher with decades of experience in witchcraft and the Western esoteric tradition. She has taught courses in lunar magic, Tarot, herbalism and the Wheel of the Year for many years, and is dedicated to sharing traditional magical practices in an accessible and welcoming way.

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Moon Magic

A Workshop in Lunar Witchcraft

19:00 - 21:30 £38.50

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Dissenters Chapel, Kensal Green Cemetery, 391 Ladbroke Grove, London, W10 5AB

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Ladbroke Grove (Tube)


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A Curious Invitation and Antique Beat
Each year, Antique Beat and A Curious Invitation host London Month of the Dead, a festival of over 60 different events to inform, provoke and entertain on teh subject of mortality and the city. Events include walks, talks, workshops, theatrical performances, storytelling, live-scored films, concerts, and visits to secret parts of the city. Subjects span the cultural landscape from the forensic to the esoteric with an unparalleled range of speakers, performers, guides and experts. Each year, London Month of the Dead donates 20% of ticket revenue to one of London's magnificent seven cemeteries.

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  • Written by Jason

    Rating: 5

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    Visited 2 years ago
    An excellent tour with Dr Roger Bowdler. Among the graves are those of John ‘Longitude’ Harrison 1693-1776, the renowned watchmaker and inventor of the chronometer, and the landscape painter John Constable 1775-1837.
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    Visited 2 years ago
    A perfect Gothic night at one of the magnificent seven cemeteries in London. Based on the short story by Washington Irving, author of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, it concerns a man who, after a particularly heavy drinking session, falls asleep for twenty years and awakens to an unfamiliar world.
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