An interfaith coalition of military chaplaincy endorsers, including Rev. Selena Fox of Circle Sanctuary, is urging the Pentagon to restore eliminated religious affiliation codes and adopt a more transparent review process, arguing that accurate religious identification is vital to chaplaincy support, accommodation, and religious liberty for service members.

Continue reading Faith Leaders Challenge Pentagon’s Reduction of Religious Affiliation Codes at The Wild Hunt.

Meg Elison reviews the exhibition of the surrealist artist Leonora Carrington's sculpture currently on display at L'SPACE gallery in New York City.

Continue reading “Shape of Dreams” shows Carrington’s surreal dreamscape in the third dimension at The Wild Hunt.

"'Dionysos, inspire us!' came the call, and 'Dionysos, inspire us!' came the answer," writes Eric O. Scott, describing his experience attending an Orphic Solar Rite at the 2026 St. Louis Pagan Picnic, hosted by the Kansas City Sorcerous Arts Collective.

Continue reading “Shouting barbarous words at the sky”: Singing Orphic Hymns at the Pagan Picnic at The Wild Hunt.

"This column is a ritual," writes Luke Babb in their final column for The Wild Hunt. "All of my columns have been. What is a spell, after all, but an attempt to change the world? What is a story, an argument, a play or a poem, if not an attempt to do the same?"

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In this week's Pagan Community Notes: A Witch wins elected office, a Guardian feature sparks conversation about Witchcraft, the 2026 COVR Award winners are announced, Oberon Zell offers insights in an upcoming Green Egg article, researchers discover a coral structure the size of Vatican City, Star's Tarot of the Week, and more.

Continue reading Pagan Community Notes: Week of June 11, 2026 at The Wild Hunt.

New archaeological discoveries in Spain and Türkiye reveal how the images of Venus and Tyche shaped ancient lives, connecting divine symbolism with domestic devotion, civic identity, memory, and the ways people understood their place in the world.

Continue reading Two Goddesses: Love and Fortune Across the Mediterranean at The Wild Hunt.

As tens of thousands gathered for Nemi's Sagra delle Fragole, contemporary devotees continued to honor Diana near her ancient sanctuary below the town, where restoration work is expected to culminate in a public reopening later this summer.

Continue reading Nemi Honors the Strawberry Harvest While Diana’s Ancient Sanctuary Prepares to Reopen at The Wild Hunt.

The Pentagon's decision to eliminate more than 180 religious affiliation codes has prompted swift responses from Pagan organizations, veterans, and chaplaincy advocates who warn that reduced visibility can lead to reduced protections for minority faith communities.

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The Norse gods break hearts, the world, and the fourth wall in this new rock 'n roll musical. Bat Collazo reviews the show, which is playing at Chicago's Lifeline Theatre until June 27.

Continue reading Review: Loki – The End of the World Tour at The Wild Hunt.

"Sadly, as we are not even 30 years past the first acknowledgement of Pride Month by President Clinton," writes Clio Ajana, "we are reverting. Certain states have passed state or local proclamations declaring June as anything but Pride Month."

Continue reading Opinion: Pagan Pride at The Wild Hunt.