Pagan Freedom Day 2025 (Western Cape)
A celebration of religious freedom for all South Africans!
Hosted by Gogo's Garden Apothecary & The Sanctuary of Light Spiritualist Centre (Somerset West).
Be Part of Pagan Freedom Day 2025 – A Celebration of Community & Spirit.
We are thrilled to invite you to be a part of Pagan Freedom Day 2025, a vibrant, inclusive celebration of spirituality, community, and connection!
This year’s event will take place on:
📅 Date: Sunday, 27 April 2025
⏰ Time: 10:00 - 16:00
📍 Location: Sanctuary of Light, Somerset West
Our PFD 2025 Market is looking for vendors in the body/mind/spirit space.
- Spiritual crafts
- Herbal products
- Crystals
- Sacred/altar items
- Esoteric books
- Tarot cards
- Pagan tools
- Yoga gear
- Spiritually-theme clothing
- Psychics/readers/diviners
- Healers
- Speakers on spiritual/esoteric topics
Prices for Stalls:
- Vendor fees for outside stalls (R100) - bring your own setup; stalls are allocated on a "first-come-first-served" basis on the day. Outside stalls are for merchants.
- Vendor fees for inside stalls (R250 if you want a table and chair provided OR R150 if you want to bring your own) - inside stalls are only for readers & healers
How to Apply:
Interested in joining us? Please email shop@gogosgarden.co.za with the following details:
- Your name & contact information
- A brief description of your business/service
- Whether you prefer an indoor or outdoor stall
- Any other queries
Payment:
You can book your spot by CLICKING HERE TO PAY.
Once paid, please fill out our VENDOR FORM HERE.
Spaces are limited, so secure your spot early! The deadline for applications is 15 March 2025.
We look forward to creating a magical day of connection, learning, and celebration with you. Thank you for helping us build a community space that honours South Africa’s beautiful diversity and freedom of belief.
Warm blessings, Gogo's Garden Apothecary (Event Organiser, Pagan Freedom Day Western Cape)
NOTE: This is a fund-raising event, with portions of the proceeds going the Sanctuary of Light Spiritualist Centre as well as the South African Pagan Council (SAPC) for continued work in advocating for religious equality in South Africa