As a spiritual practice, we follow the eight High Days of the pagan Calendar. Many of our rituals are open to the public, and those interested are welcome to attend. Please see our “Events” page for all upcoming rituals and events.

While each of our members has a different pantheon that they follow, the Grove itself is largely influenced by Celtic traditions and practices. That said, you may notice that deities incorporated into a particular ritual may differ depending on which Grove member is leading it.

Please enjoy all that we have present here, and should you have questions or wish to come and meet us, drop us a line through the “Contact Us” tab..

Many blessings,

Grove of Nova Scotia Druids

  • Awen

    Awen

    The Awen symbol is more than just a design; it’s a concept that can shape how we live, think, and move through the world. Its three rays of light represent key forces that guide everything around us: spirit, knowledge, and action. These forces are not isolated—they work together, creating a balance that can help us…

  • Joe’s Ancient Orange Mead Recipe

    Joe’s Ancient Orange Mead Recipe

    Joe’s Ancient Orange Mead Recipe Joe’s Ancient Orange Mead Recipe (also known as JAO) is the mead recipe you’ll find all over the internet. It was originally posted by Joe Mattioli on a website called Got Mead many years ago and went viral. I hooked up with Steve Gibson at the Sussex Bee Festival this…

  • Decorating your Alter for Yule

    Decorating your Alter for Yule: Every now and then you just get stuck, our lack of activity on the blog as of late will tell you it happens to us all. If that’s where you find yourself right now, not to worry, here are some quick suggestions on decorating your home and alter that will…

  • Mari Lwyd

    With at least one of our member following Welsh Traditions I thought it might be a good time to share the history of the Mari Lwyd. Photo credit: MariArianrhod.jpg (637×960) (atlanticculturescape.eu) The tradition dates back to the 1800 around the Yule High Day, one (traditionally male) would collect themselves a horse skull, usually decorated with…

  • Happy Yuletide!

    Yule- the Winter Solstice. The Darkest time of the year. The season when traffic is the most crazy and the stress of trying to get everything done just makes everyone a little bit bonkers. However even though the darkness may outweigh daylight, this is also the time of year that the little lights shine the…

  • Larter House broccoli cheddar soup

    Larter House broccoli cheddar soup

    With the holiday season rapidly approaching, we thought it might be a fun time to share some family recipes. Here is the Larter House broccoli cheddar soup: Ingredients : • 1½ cups (360 ml) milk of choice • ¾ cup (180 ml) of vegetable stock • 4½ cups (405 g) broccoli florets, steamed or roasted…

  • Marc’s Savory Fall Squash Soup.

    Ingredients: 3 slices of thick-cut maple bacon – Diced 2 medium onions – Diced 1 Acorn Squash – peeled and large cut chunks 2 cups Chicken stock (homemade is best) 2 large sweet potatoes – peeled and large cut chunks 2 cups Beef stock (homemade is best) ¼ cup sour cream ¼ cup heavy cream…

  • Statement on Sovereignty

    As a group that understands the importance of sovereignty for the well-being of a people, we stand behind each person’s right to be the ruler of their own body. That our bodies are sacred, and there is a limit to the power a government, or anyone else, has over our bodies. Our traditions are full…

  • A Prayer for Ukraine

    A Prayer for Ukraine

    As we look back upon the prior week in horror at the aggression unleashed on Ukraine, we look to find ways to express our support for the people of Ukraine and also for ways we can help. As people of faith, we pray to our Gods and Goddesses for Ukrainian and its people. We pray…

  • Now Available: Midsommar Sól

    The Midsommar Sol children’s book from Pagan Kids Publishing is now available for pre-order! Order it from Kickstarter between February 15 to March 16, 2022 and receive your copy by the summer solstice! Midsommar (in the Norse context) is a modern summer tradition that originates in Northern European countries. It happens in the middle of…

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