IPAN : Iowa Pagan Access Network

Home of the Iowa Pagan Access Network

The Iowa Pagan Access Network (IPAN) is a community building and educational organization for people from Goddess-centered and/or Earth-based spiritual traditions. Our goal is to provide educational forums, resources and materials to the public and the Pagan community, and provide a medium for helping Pagans from all over Iowa and surrounding states connect with each other. Learn more about IPAN

Coming Up!

May Celebration 2008
Date: Saturday, May 17, 2007, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Location: Lower City Park, Shelter 13, Iowa City, IA
Cost: $5 suggested donation

Build a labyrinth, walk the labyrinth, find Gaia in your own back yard, eat, drink and be merry. Pretty good way to spend a Saturday, don't you think? Join IPAN and pagan community members and seekers for an eco-friendly May celebration. Learn More

Weavings- The IPAN Newsletter

The Summer 2007 issue is now available. Please take a moment to read the "From the Collective" and understand why the publication is on hiatus until further notice.

Weavings is a community resource newsletter. We haven't been able to publish an issue in quite some time due to lack of community participation. If you are interested in writing for Weavings, please email submissions@ipan.org with work you would like to submit, or with questions about our writing guidelines.

Please send us your prose, poetry, essays, art, editorial comments, announcements and reviews. We want to publish you if you have a piece with ties to pagan spirituality of any flavor.

If you're looking for more, can check out the archives in case you've missed any of our old issues. You'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it, but just like Weavings, the reader is free. Just take a quick hop to Adobe's site to download a copy if you don't already have it installed.

Going electronic allowed us to do away with the subscription fee we used to charge and, we hope, opened up readership and writer's contributions to the greater, worldwide, pagan community. So, if you're just stopping by our site, won't you consider subscribing to our newsletter notifications, and if you've been touched by the muse or would like to start a editorial conversation about pagan topics please consider submitting to our publication. We look forward to hearing from you.