NEW OLD TRADITIONS IN THE CLASSROOM 3rd Ward, Brooklyn, NY DIY Publishing: ‘Zine Making, Saturdays July 17, 24, 31, 2:30pm – 5:30pm By the end of the course students will have collected material for, laid out, printed, bound, and photocopied a completed ‘zine to either keep for themselves, or distribute guerilla style to the masses. [...]
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‘ZINE MAKING CLASS BEGINS THIS SATURDAY! (Brooklyn)
Posted in New Old Traditions, News, tagged New Old Traditions, diy, brooklyn, zines, 3rd ward, bob doto, many hills massive, sprcss on July 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
LONGEST DAY OF THE YEAR
Posted in New Old Traditions, tagged 2010, christ, summer solstice, the swelter on June 21, 2010 | 1 Comment »
All Hail! And thus begins the Swelter. More to come… Go outside…
START YOUR OWN RELIGION & GUERILLA PUBLISHING CLASSES: Two New Old workshops in Brooklyn
Posted in Making Things, New Old Traditions, News, tagged sufism, New Old Traditions, brooklyn, zines, start your own religion, diy publishing, 3rd ward, writing workshop, dischordianism, dada, religion on June 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
NEW OLD TRADITIONS IN THE CLASSROOM:3rd Ward, Brooklyn, NY Start a New Religion, Mondays June 28, July 5, 12, 19, 7:00pm – 10:00pm In this class students will each write, design, and craft a new spiritual path (as far out or traditional as desired), to be summed up and presented at the end of the [...]
NEW DANIEL HIGGS DOUBLE LP: “Say God”
Posted in All That is Sacred, New Old Traditions, News, tagged daniel higgs, say god, thrill jockey, lungfish on June 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Daniel “Nomo” Higgs, along with a number of other notable travelers, is probably the biggest influence behind my willing participation in these things we call New Old Traditions. So, lucky for me, he’s got a new double album out on Thrill Jockey Records. Here’s what I believe to be the first track.
PLEASE GIVE A BIG WELCOME: New N.O.T. writers Blujay and Cody Meyocks
Posted in New Old Traditions, News on May 31, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
It is with great pleasure that I welcome two new New Old writers to the team. Hello, Blujay. Hello, Cody Meyocks. _____________________ Blujay lives in Brooklyn. She just started occupational therapy school. Her piece on Memorial Day can be found here, while her piece on the intersection of consumerism and gift giving is here. _____________________ [...]
EVENT REMINDER FOR THIS SATURDAY: “Kombucha and Kimchi Talk and Giveaway” in Brooklyn, NY
Posted in New Old Traditions, News, The Kitchen, tagged brooklyn, diy, fermentation, how-to, kimchi, kombucha, New Old Traditions on May 24, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Join Onalistus Reveler, Daisy Jane Danger, Ernistine Cabins, and Briar Reveler for this New Old Event where we will learn how to make kombucha and kimchi, discuss the history of these two mysterious edibles, and learn about some of the benefits of putting them in your belly. Below are the details: “Kombucha and Kimchi Talk [...]
LOOKING FOR NYC BLOGGERS/WRITERS
Posted in New Old Traditions, News, tagged anarchism, mysticism, paganism, herbalism, call for writers, new york city, primitivism, real food on May 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
We’re looking for someone to cover the NYC anarcho-mystical, pagan, psychedelic, magickal, herbalist, real-foodist, primitivist scene, with a special heart-warming interest in pieces that show or talk about where the latter group of fun words intersect (but we’ll defs take them a la carte!). We’d like our readers to hear about events, talks, happenings, shop [...]
KOMBUCHA & KIMCHI TALK & GIVEAWAY: An informal afternoon with Revelers who ferment things
Posted in New Old Traditions, News, The Kitchen, tagged diy, fermentation, how-to, kimchi, kombucha, New Old Traditions on May 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Join Onalistus Reveler, Daisy Jane Danger, Ernistine Cabins, and Briar Reveler for this New Old Event where we will learn how to make kombucha and kimchi, discuss the history of these two mysterious edibles, and learn about some of the benefits of putting them in your belly. Below are the details: “Kombucha and Kimchi Talk [...]
BEWARE ALL YOU NOTEBOOKS & BINDERS: New Old Traditions stickers are here!!!
Posted in New Old Traditions, News, tagged diy, New Old Traditions, stickers on April 29, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
“Best Witches to You on This Day” Designed by the illustrious Daisy Jane Danger, our new New Old Traditions stickers (complete with dowsing stick, broom, waxing crescent moon, and witch hat) are ready to hit the streets. Measuring in at just 2″ x 2.5″ these lil’ sweeties are all set to go. Keep your eyes [...]
EVERYONE LOVES RAW MILK
Posted in New Old Traditions, The Kitchen, tagged food laws, illegal milk, New York Magazine, pasturized milk, raw milk on April 20, 2010 | 1 Comment »
New York Magazine decided to fill in some space with a little article on raw milk this week. We Revelers have been excited about raw milk for a while now, and generally regard it as a holy food. For that reason, it’s nice to see a mainstream mag like New York giving this “illegal-in-most-states” but [...]
DAISY JANE DANGER IN INDIA / THE MOTHERLAND: Diary of a sword swallower (part 4)
Posted in New Old Traditions, tagged sword swallowing, india, sikhs, kirpan on April 10, 2010 | 4 Comments »
As I packed and prepared for my trip to India, it seemed like an obvious choice to leave behind my wire blade. I had every intention of keeping up my daily practice while traveling, but left my coat hanger blade for a few good reasons. First, I didn’t want to check my bag, and if [...]
RADICAL HOMEMAKERS: We’ll be there, will you?
Posted in New Old Traditions, News, The Kitchen, tagged weston a. price, radical domesticity, just food, reclaiming domesticity, shannon hayes, consuer culture, nourshing traditions, sally fallon on March 31, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Do you ever come across something that speaks so strongly to your passions that you can hardly contain your excitement? Well, that’s exactly how We Revelers felt when we got an email regarding the upcoming talk and book signing by Shannon Hayes, author of “Radical Homemakers: Reclaiming Domesticity from a Consumer Culture.” When we saw [...]
EXCUSES ON THE PATH: Diary of a sword swallower (part 3)
Posted in New Old Traditions, Series, tagged excuses, gag reflex, practice, satchidananda, sword swallowing, yoga, yogi bhajan on March 30, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Do not try this on your own. This article is for entertainment purposes only! —The Editors After a successful lesson, Adam left me with my homework, and any feeling of accomplishment was soon to be squashed by this assignment. The homework quickly proved how challenging learning the talent truly was, despite the physical simplicity of [...]
A CELEBRATION EVERY DAY: Sap Moon
Posted in Making Things, New Old Traditions, The Kitchen, tagged celebration every day, colonialism, full moon feast, jessica prentice, maple syrup, sap moon, vermont, white sugar, wolf moon on March 24, 2010 | 6 Comments »
Food-wise, we are still in winter. In fact, we’re kind of in the worst part of it. The winter vegetables are tired and old, and we’re sick of them. But, other areas of our natural world are kind of a buzz. It’s spring, and we know it, and even if earth has yet to start [...]
THE SPRING EQUINOX ACCORDING TO THE N.O.T.: A celebration of difference, new memes, and new visions
Posted in Holidays, New Old Traditions, tagged equality, equinox, gender, hermaphroditus, holy king, neo-pagan, oak king, solstice, summer, transgender on March 20, 2010 | 1 Comment »
HALLMARKS OF THE SPRING EQUINOX AS REVELATED WITHIN THE N.O.T. Birth On the Spring Equinox the sun is born and immediately begins to influence our day-to-day activities. People start looking forward to picnics and parkside cook-outs. The thump-and-boom of dancehall auto speakers ushers in what promises to be another outdoor summer, while the unraveling of [...]
A SEASON OF VIOLENCE: A Meditation for the Coming Spring and the intensity that is the home birth
Posted in Holidays, New Old Traditions, tagged birth, Blodeuwedd, flower goddess, home birth, Llew, rebirth, spring, spring equinox on March 19, 2010 | 8 Comments »
As spring arrives, We Revelers focus on the balance between day and night. We talk of spring as a time to celebrate equality and union. We think of the peace that we will feel lying outside in the grass. We think of the flowering trees and the young tender vegetables that will soon replace our [...]
DOING IT OURSELVES: Ritualizing our holidays
Posted in Holidays, New Old Traditions, tagged beltane, birth of the sun, christian, diy, green man, king of the wood, may day, midsummer, New Old Traditions, pagan, persephone, ritual, spring equinox, winter solstice on March 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
After attending a winter solstice get-together that was entirely infused with ritual and meaning, I decided to recreate this experience on the vernal (spring) equinox. Although the winter solstice gathering was enjoyed by a large group of extended friends, I am spending March 20/21 with my lover, and so we planned our intimate rituals accordingly. [...]
SOME WEAR A SNAKE ON ST. PATRICK’S DAY: The silent rebellion
Posted in Holidays, New Old Traditions, tagged Christianity, druids, holy trinity, ireland, paganism, Pagans on March 14, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Within the hagiographies (fancy word for the study of saints), St. Patrick is known as the man who, among many other valiant, if questionable, acts, rid Ireland of the dreaded snake! How a single person with nothing more than a walking stick could shoo away thousands of snakes into the Irish sea, I have no [...]
FINDING BROKEN HEARTS: A New Old Comic Strip
Posted in Comic Strips, New Old Traditions, tagged death, gods, pan, war on March 7, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
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