The Sunken Lake pagan retreat is the start of an annual festival held in the beautiful province of Nova Scotia, Canada. This retreat is a celebration of the ancient ways of the pagan community and is a time for people to come together and connect with nature, the earth, and the spirit of the land.

The festival takes place at Sunken Lake Scout Camp, a historical site for many Nova Scotians. The festival is held over the course of Natal Day weekend and includes a variety of activities and rituals.

One of the festival's main events is the Lughnassa ritual, which is a ritual performed to honour the spirits of the land and ask for their blessings and protection. This ceremony is led by a group of Local pagan priests and priestesses, who will call upon the spirits of the land and invite them to join in the festival.

Throughout the festival, there will also be workshops and classes on various pagan practices and beliefs, such as meditation, divination, and spell-casting. There will also be opportunities for people to connect with nature through activities such as hiking and camping, as well as to learn about traditional pagan crafts such as herbalism and weaving.