FallFling 2022 Schedule

(UPDATED 10-19-22)

Do you want to volunteer to teach a class or lead a ritual? (Leading a class or ritual counts as part of your community service to the festival, and does not grant you free admission - sorry!). Please see Class or Ritual Volunteer Form to volunteer.

THURSDAY

(Thurs, 6:00 pm)
Trading Blanket - MCd by Trillium
Bring items you no longer need or use and join us on the Trading Blanket! Anything legal may be traded - books, ritual items, jewelry, clothing...you name it, someone might want to trade for it! Do you do tarot readings or massages? Are you willing to help someone pack up their campsite? Your services can be traded! 2 hours.

FRIDAY

(Fri, 2:00 pm)
Knot-Tying - by Hans
Basic knot tying. Learn the bow hitch, bow line, taut line hitch, clove hitch, square knot, etc. Lashing and other basic knots. Supplies will be provided. Limited to 20 people.

(Fri, 4:00 pm)
Spooky Faces & Scary Places - by Kayli Wizzard
Come draw or sketch a spooky creature, with pencils and a rainbow of permanent markers, while Kayli tells true tales of ghostly encounters from her life also if you feel so called you can share your such stories. Location: The Super Safe Space vending booth.

(Fri, 5:30 pm)
Sunset Yoga - by Beth
Bring out your yoga mat and head to shire rock for a relaxing practice as the sun sets. All bodies are welcome to come stretch and get in deep breaths. A few extra mats will be available. Location: Shire Rock (ask ahead of time if you don't know where it is).

(Fri, 7:00 pm) OPENING RITUAL - by Krys

(Fri, 8:00 pm)
Trans-Elation - by Kayli Wizzard
Kayli sings a cappella versions of cartoon songs and covers of songs she thinks are motivational, there will also be some jokes and maybe she'll tell one of her funny traumatic stories. Location: Pavilion.

(Fri, 9:00 pm)
Adult/Kid Trick-or-Treat
Join us as we walk (stagger) from camp to camp with our cups, receiving libations and yummy treats! All are welcome to participate, including kids (must be 21+ to receive adult beverages - bring your ID!). Costumes are encouraged! Camps: Decorate your camp, have some sort of light or something to denote that you are "open for business," and have things to offer both adults and children, such as chocolates, candy, snacks, lemonade for minors, wine, margaritas, etc. Trick-or-Treaters: Bring your own (tiny) cup (and ID) and a bag for goodies, and bring a flashlight and/or wear something lighted so you can find your way and others can see you (it's dark out there!). What if you want to do BOTH - offer treats and walk around? Simple! Take turns with camp-mates, or just walk around with the group until you get to your camp, then offer your own goodies to the trick-or-treaters. 1 hour. Meet at the picnic tables in front of Linda's camper.

(Fri, 10:00 pm) DRUM CIRCLE

SATURDAY

(Sat, 11:00 am)
Wildflower and Plant Walk - by Jan
A walk around the glades (rock outcrops) and woods to enjoy and learn about the flora (plants) of Roxanna, especially ones that are carnivores (insectivores), blooming or fruiting, as well as some ferns. Helpful items to bring: shoes (the rocks can get hot to barefeet!), water, sunscreen, insect repellent, camera and hat. Class length is 1-1.5 hours. Meet at the main fire circle near the vendors. Limited to 10.

(Sat, 12:00 pm)
Veil Moving Meditation
Veils provided. It's okay if you need to bring a chair to dance in. You don't need to be a dancer. Avoid expectations. It's better that way. Meet at fire circle. We may go to the labyrinth. We'll prolly go to the labyrinth. Ya know what, let's just meet at the labyrinth.

(Sat, 1:00 pm)
Introduction to Massage - by Garrison Hammontree
This class will cover all the basics of a full body massage. In addition, Chakra and energy work. You will also learn some basic remedies for specific neuromuscular conditions. Limited to 14 people. 2 hrs.

(Sat, 3:00 pm)
LIVE MUSIC - by Flynx

(Sat, 4:00 pm)
BYOP Pumpkin Carving - by Beth
Bring your own pumpkin and get creative! We'll be carving pumpkins to light and brighten up the festival. Some tools and patterns will be available, but feel free to bring your own or some to share.

(Sat, 5:00 pm) Start cooking (at your campsite) for potluck!

(Sat, 6:00 pm) POTLUCK
A-D, bring veggie dishes; E-M, bring appetizers, salads, cheeses, or breads; N-T, bring meat dishes; or U-Z, bring desserts. BRING SERVING UTENSILS!

(Sat, 8:00 pm)
Costume Party
Wear your best costume, come dance to the music! Time Warp is guaranteed, plus other seasonal favorites! Location: Pavilion

(Sat, 10:00 pm) DRUM CIRCLE

SUNDAY

(Sun, 9:00 am) GIVE-AWAY
The Give Away will act as our closing ceremony. Please bring something that is special to you, or has brought something good to you, that you are now ready to pass on to someone else. This gift doesn't have to be something physical; it can be an offer of help or service. Once something is given away, all strings to that gift are broken; the gift is given with no expectations. Each person will take a turn to talk about their item and its meaning, then place it on the blanket. Once all items are laid down, if you see something that speaks to you, and no one else wants it, you may take it. 30 minutes.