Rituals and gatherings

Step into our circle in Montreal's West Island. From public rituals honoring the Æsir, Vanir, Ancestors, and Landvættir to casual monthly meetups, all seekers are warmly welcomed into our hearth fellowship.

How we gather

We cultivate pagan fellowship and earth-centred spirituality through inclusive events, seasonal rites, and casual discussions open to newcomers and experienced practitioners alike.

Community brunches

Casual, no-pressure monthly mornings featuring hearty breakfasts, great conversation, and open inquiry into pagan and druid paths.

Seasonal high days

Formal ADF liturgy and celebrations marking the Wheel of the Year, offering devotion to the Kindreds under our Norse hearth.

Study and fellowship

Workshops, lore exploration, and shared meals designed to build kinship and deepen our mutual understanding of earth-centred faith.

Upcoming featured event

Pull up a chair at the Rimewood table! We host open events where curious seekers and experienced travellers can meet, share stories, and learn together.

Waffles in the Wood: Rimewood monthly druid brunch

Join us for our monthly druid brunch—a relaxed, casual morning dedicated to good food, warm fellowship, and connecting with our local community in Montreal's West Island. Whether you are walking a druid path or simply curious about earth-centred spirituality, you are warmly welcome.

There is no formal ritual, no set agenda, and no pressure—just great conversation, shared stories, and plenty of coffee. Bring a friend, bring your questions, or just bring your appetite.

Where: Brasserie Manoir, 600 Boul. Saint-Jean, Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 0G9
When: Sunday Nov 29 at 10:00 am
Cost: Free to attend; everyone covers their own meal and drinks.

Public rituals and open hearths

As an Ár nDraíocht Féin protogrove, our sacred rites follow the standard ADF Core Order of Ritual, adapted to our Norse hearth. We honour the Shining Ones (Æsir and Vanir), our mighty Ancestors, and the local Landvættir of Quebec.

First-time visitors will always find clear explanations, welcoming coordinators, and opportunities to participate as much or as little as they feel comfortable.