We've included links to resources (local and otherwise) that we've found useful in the past. If two links are on the same line, the two links go to different sites, but the resources are related.

Local Stores:
We're lucky, in the Twin Cities, to have several vibrant stores, each with their own specialities and focus. We encourage people in this community to shop locally, and support these community resources (which also offer classes, meeting space, and other community benefits.)

• Magus Books and Herbs
• Eye of Horus 
• Evenstar Books and School of Sacred Paths 

Local Networking Resources: 

• Northern Dawn Council of the Covenant of the Godddess  which offers open public rituals 4-5 times a year.
• Wiccan Church of Minnesota
• Witches' Voice (Minnesota networking page)
• University Pagan Society
• Twin Cities Pagan Pride
• Pagan Press (includes listings of groups and public events)
• Coffee Cauldron (twice monthly social/networking gathering)
  

Other online resources:
We've found the following websites useful, interesting, or  thought provoking. We don't necessarily agree with everything they say.

• The Pagan Library: a general collection of files, resources, articles, and e-texts.
• Encyclopedia Mythica: basic information about mythological figures and deities
• Theoi Project: A comprehensive guide to Greek mythological figures. 
• Wicca for the Rest of Us: Essays and commentary on a number of current issues in the Pagan community. (Also has forums) 
• It's a Mystery (part I): Dysfunctional Groups and the Pagan Scene and It's a Mystery (part II): Healthy Pagan Groups  and Individuals : two very interesting articles from an experienced Pagan community member on healthy and unhealthy group settings, how to spot them, and what we can do about it. 
• Azure Green : a well-known online esoteric store with many and varied items.