LOCALPHOTOS: 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival focuses on communityYork DispatchA harvest ritual is performed as the main ritual of the day, to honor both the harvest time of year and to cultivate community, during the 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival at Samuel S. Lewis State Park in Lower Windsor Township, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. Dawn J. Sagert photoThe York DispatchMarianne Hawkspirit, of Shermansdale in Perry County, shops at the Needful Things vendor tent during the 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival at Samuel S. Lewis State Park in Lower Windsor Township, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. Dawn J. Sagert photoThe York DispatchLaura Webster, of Dillsburg, speaks to one of the four elements as part of a harvest ritual, or blessing, during the 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival at Samuel S. Lewis State Park in Lower Windsor Township, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. Dawn J. Sagert photoThe York DispatchFrom left, Emily Gentzler, 17, Corey Hann 17, and Donovan Hamm, 20, of Hellam Township, during the 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival at Samuel S. Lewis State Park in Lower Windsor Township, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. Dawn J. Sagert photoThe York DispatchEvent organizer Sabrina Bowman, left, works with a volunteers during the 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival at Samuel S. Lewis State Park in Lower Windsor Township, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. Dawn J. Sagert photoThe York DispatchChuck Nelson, of Hanover, walks about with 6-year-old Loki, a blue and gold macaw, during the 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival at Samuel S. Lewis State Park in Lower Windsor Township, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. Dawn J. Sagert photoThe York DispatchThe 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival at Samuel S. Lewis State Park in Lower Windsor Township, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. Dawn J. Sagert photoThe York DispatchWater in folk magic is discussed in a workshop during the 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival at Samuel S. Lewis State Park in Lower Windsor Township, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. Dawn J. Sagert photoThe York DispatchA harvest ritual is performed as the main ritual of the day, to honor both the harvest time of year and to cultivate community, during the 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival at Samuel S. Lewis State Park in Lower Windsor Township, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. Dawn J. Sagert photoThe York DispatchA harvest ritual is performed as the main ritual of the day, to honor both the harvest time of year and to cultivate community, during the 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival at Samuel S. Lewis State Park in Lower Windsor Township, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. Dawn J. Sagert photoThe York DispatchMelanie Gorguny, of Reading, left, and Marianne Hawkspirit, of Shermansdale in Perry County, shop at the Needful Things vendor tent during the 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival at Samuel S. Lewis State Park in Lower Windsor Township, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. Dawn J. Sagert photoThe York DispatchA harvest ritual is performed as the main ritual of the day, to honor both the harvest time of year and to cultivate community, during the 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival at Samuel S. Lewis State Park in Lower Windsor Township, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. Dawn J. Sagert photoThe York DispatchRev. Shawnee Frasca, of Hellam Township, hugs participant Melanie Gorguny as a harvest ritual is performed as the main ritual of the day, to honor both the harvest time of year and to cultivate community, during the 8th annual Pagan Pride Festival at Samuel S. Lewis State Park in Lower Windsor Township, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. Dawn J. Sagert photoThe York Dispatch