I'm a naturalistic pantheist, in the seacoast area of NH. I don't belong to any Pagan community, but I have several friends who are Pagan or Pagan-ish so there's always someone to get together with on the Equinoces and Solstices, etc, if we want. Our UU church also has an "Earth-based Religions" group, although the leader of that moved away and it's not been very active since then. Nothing very organized, but then again, I haven't sought that out either. There's an ADF Grove here (I was an ADF member for a while, but never got together with the group) and I believe a Wiccan coven not too far away... I haven't seen too many pagan bookstores, there are maybe two within a half hour drive? The local B&N has a great Pagan section, though.

Seattle, where I live, has a very visible Pagan community with several Meetup groups, an ADF Grove, several metaphysical bookstores (including one specifically Pagan one) and (until 2008) it also had a CUUPS--Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans--group. I served for 7 years on the Seattle CUUPS Board.

I've been solitary for the past four years, partly because I got tired of all the witch wars, drama, and general group dynamics s**t involved with groups, and partly because there are so few here who worship the Egyptian Gods as I do. I can count them on one hand; for some reason most of the groups here are Celtic.

I am from Philadelphia, PA. I belong to the Iseum of the Sacred Lotus which is international but is currently holding a physical space in Bethlehem, PA. I am a devotee of Isis.

I go to some open circles in Bethlehem, PA and Delaware/NJ. I currently have a group of friends and we all belong to something different but we get together and celebrate as many occasions as possible. The more I delve into communities, the more diversity I see around my area. I have practiced since I was a teenager but it is nice to get together with larger communities, groups to share, learn, talk. I try to visit and learn as many communities/events as I can travel to.

I live in Longmont, Colorado. There are a few closed groups in the area, but not a very strong community. There is one metaphysical shop in Broomfield, small but has some of the essentials. Currently I'm practicing and learning on my own.

I live in Greeley, Colorado. I can't speak for Longmomt specifically, but noorthern CO has a huge pagan community; small and large groups, festivals, and merchants. If you need help finding people to connect with I can certainly point you in the right direction.

I'm a type of eclectic polytheist. Mostly Sumerian deities. I was raised in Indiana, and attended a religious discussion group for 4 years. I now live in South Dakota, with no intentions of staying here for much longer.

I'm a naturalistic pantheist, in the seacoast area of NH. I don't belong to any Pagan community, but I have several friends who are Pagan or Pagan-ish so there's always someone to get together with on the Equinoces and Solstices, etc, if we want. Our UU church also has an "Earth-based Religions" group, although the leader of that moved away and it's not been very active since then. Nothing very organized, but then again, I haven't sought that out either. There's an ADF Grove here (I was an ADF member for a while, but never got together with the group) and I believe a Wiccan coven not too far away... I haven't seen too many pagan bookstores, there are maybe two within a half hour drive? The local B&N has a great Pagan section, though.

I live just a few minutes from Salem, but not interested on what goes on there. Very commercial, very " *itchy " and not very welcoming. I'm also a Naturalistic Pantheist and do have other like minded folks that I can socialize with locally. We have two very welcoming UU churches, but honestly I'd rather sit on the rocks at the ocean with my husband and look at all the universe has blessed us with.

Im living in Clearwater, FL. It's okay I suppose. We only have one New age shop in largo, FL not even 20 miles away. But sadly its dependent on the owner being there. Since that is so, She had a surgery recently and hasnt been in business since October. Im still trying to find my path.

I am very late but ello!

I live in the triad area of NC and sometimes in Charlotte. I've found a shop in Greensboro that I love. It's called Eclectic by Nature, I love the website and the brick and mortar store. I'm not to sure how to classify myself anymore. I started off as Wiccan and maybe on some base level I still pretty much am but I've also worked in bits from all sorts of theology that resonate with me.

If my work schedule will ever allow it, there are frequent things that go on here. Events for sabbats, monthly pagan night outs, pagan pride day. Lotsa fun stuff that I'm usually too busy working to go to.

I find myself drawn to more dual nature Goddesses and a feeling that I should be healthy as a part of my devotion to them.

Hey everyone! I'm a Ceremonialist and Thelemite, and hedgewitch (solitary). There is a very solid community out here in Sacramento California, as well as the area I'm from in the Bay Area.

Also a sister of the soil, I am a Dianic. In central Texas. Mostly solitary, but some participation with RCG I. Austin,about 40 miles away. I like to think of all Goddesses as being aspects of the Great Goddess, She comes to you as you need. I mix my pantheons with great joy in Her infinite variety.

Hello. I'm from Taos, NM USA. I am Wiccan/Taoist, a mom and a wife. I guess I'd have to say that most people here are of earth-centered spirituality, but there isn't too much connecting as a group over it. I live in an earthship community, off grid. Glad to find this group on here! :flowerforyou:

hey guys, South Dakota here, i'm a Heathen. nice to "meet" you all

I'm Wiccan, 25 years this coming Beltane in fact!- in New Jersey. Merry meet to all

I'm from Massachusetts and am solitary. I also do not have a particularly active religious life. I have always been drawn, however, to systems of belief and worship that revolve around how spectacular creation is.

I live in Indiana and there is NOTHING around me other than one new age shop. I live in the bible belt and you are shunned for even believing anything differently than the norm. I am still finding my path but tend to sway towards Wicca.

I'm in northwest BC Canada. Im a Solitary Shamanic Witch. There are many pagans up here but most are pretty solitary. Its frustrating trying to get anything running like a moot or PPD ! Not anything for shops, mostly order from amazon or Llewellyn.