Join UTS students Doe Hoyer and Pan Graham on the evening of Sunday, February 6 for an online ritual of cooking and singing together, to celebrate Imbolc — the first signs of spring awakening in the Celtic tradition. Doe and Pan will share songs and stories related to Imbolc and the Irish Goddess/Saint Brighid who is honored during this holiday. Prepare a favorite soup while singing, or prepare traditional Imbolc foods by incorporating lamb, potatoes and root vegetables, dairy and cheeses, fresh baked bread, blackberries, dandelion greens, or honey into your meal. This event is a United Pagans community ritual offering; all are welcome to attend and the event will also be open to the broader community. Register here: https://linktr.ee/soupsinging