You don't need to be a pagan to celebrate Winter Solstice at First Unity in St. Petersburg

The celebration welcomes everyone to dance, drum and sing.

click to enlarge The Solstice Celebration at First Unity in St. Petersburg includes meditation and spirituality. - Mike Peel, via Wikimedia Commons/CC4.0
Mike Peel, via Wikimedia Commons/CC4.0
The Solstice Celebration at First Unity in St. Petersburg includes meditation and spirituality.

There’s more than one way to celebrate the winter solstice, and First Unity’s Winter Solstice celebration includes dancing, drumming and singing to welcome the solar new year. You don’t need to be a pagan to appreciate the original celebration of rebirth and life. The Solstice at First Unity includes meditation and a ritual for letting go. Sounds cleansing and... well, renewing.


First Unity Spiritual Campus, 460 46th Ave. N., St. Petersburg | 7-9 p.m. | 727-527-2222

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Cathy Salustri

Cathy's portfolio includes pieces for Visit Florida, USA Today and regional and local press. In 2016, UPF published Backroads of Paradise, her travel narrative about retracing the WPA-era Florida driving tours that was featured in The New York Times. Cathy speaks about Florida history for the Osher Lifelong Learning...
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