Pagan Unity Festival

Yes! You may send check or money order to: Pagan Unity Festival c/o The Goddess and The Moon 603 8th Ave. So. Nashville, TN. 37203. You will sign a waiver at the gate.

5. We want to share a cabin with our friends. Can we pay for our reservations separately and still get the same cabin?

Yes! You must both prepay to be placed together. Just indicate the name of the friend and we will assign you together. Please note: If you pay, but the friend does not we cannot 'reserve' cabin space for them.

7. I am coming to the festival alone, can I still get a cabin?

Yes. We have cabins set aside for single attendees. You will share the cabin with 3 other people.

8. What do I need to bring with me?

We have provided a packing list on the website please check it out..

9. Can I stay in Burns or Dickson and attend the festival daily or do I have to stay at the festival site?

You may certainly stay offsite. There is a lodge hotel and modern cabins at the park. There is a link on our website that will take you to the park. If you decide to do this, it will be least expensive for you to pay for multi-day tenting rather than buy a daypass for each day of the festival.

10. Do the cabins have any electricity with outlets?

All of the cabins have lights and outlets. You can plug in simple things such as your cell phone, but not your computer and your electric razor. If you overload the system and create an overload, the cabins in your loop will all be knocked out.

11. Do they have private restrooms?

The Cabins do not have private restrooms. There is a bathroom in each loop of cabins and there are community showers as well.

12. May I bring my Coleman Camp Stove to make coffee for our cabin?

Yes, however, fresh coffee is provided at the main hall.

13. I have food allergies. Will I be able to eat the community meals, or should I pack my own food?

Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate special dietary requests. At our communal meal we do require that the dishes brought by festival patrons be labeled with a complete list of ingredients and those are set out with the dishes at dinner. For your safety, please plan to bring your own food.

14. Am I required to do community service work at the site?

Yes. We are running a small village for four days and your help is invaluable to us. The signup sheet is at the gate and you may pick from 9am until after dinner, and Sunday. We ask for 1.5 hours of your time. If you bring children, your community service will be with the children, 1.5 hours for each child that you bring.

15. Is there a clothing optional area?

No. Clothing MUST be worn at all times on the site. Our site is part of the Montgomery Bell State Park and state laws mandate that no nudity shall be allowed. Thank you for your understanding.

16. Do you have a mailing list?

Yes. We maintain both an e-mail list and a 'snail' mail list. To be added to either or both lists you may send e-mail to: paganunityfest@bellsouth.org and ask to be subscribed to the list. If you wish to receive notifications by US Postal Service, please give your mailing address.

17. Can I get a refund if I am unable to come to PUF?

If the request is made at least 31 days before the festival starts, yes. A refund will be issued to you within 30 days after the festival.

18. Are pets allowed?

Only trained service animals are allowed on site. Please contact us prior to the festival to make arrangements.

19. Are there handicapped accessible cabins on site?

The site does not meet any ADA guidelines. It is rough terrain and is not wheelchair friendly. The staff will do whatever we can to accommodate you, please contact us to discuss your specific needs. We have a cabin set aside for handicapped, limited mobility patrons. It has an entry ramp,bathroom facilities, drive-up access and close proximity to the main hall. If you have need of one of this cabin, please make note of it in your reservation. The main hall also has a ramp.

20. Can I build a fire at my tent or cabin?

Fires are allowed at the two designated firepit areas, only.

21. What type of classes do you usually have?

We try to have a variety of classes each year. We attempt to diversify more and more each year. For example, in past years we have had classes on: Ceremonial Magick, Wicca, Magic, How to become an Author, Past Life Regression, History of Witchcraft, PowWow Magic, Ethics, Working as Clergy in the Pagan Community, Empowered Oils, Prayer Beads and much more! The list of classes will be posted to the website as they become available.