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Fridr Folk Kindred Friðr Folk Kindred is an Asatru kindred based in North Texas honoring the Norse Pagan/Heathen Gods of the Germanic/Nordic peoples.

We gather regularly for blóts and fellowship in the land across the Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, and Houston areas.

Our sixth annual Winter Nights is coming up!Join Friðr Folk Kindred on Sunday, October 11th for a frithful fall cultural...
10/01/2026

Our sixth annual Winter Nights is coming up!

Join Friðr Folk Kindred on Sunday, October 11th for a frithful fall cultural outing, some seasonal fun, good food, blot, and sumbel as we gather together and mark the turning of the season.

Suggested donation:
Adults: $20
Couples: $30
Kids: Free

Hail the harvest, hail the kindred, and hail the season ahead.

09/19/2026

Hello Autumn 🍂 Friðr Folk Kindred Fall 2026 Schedule

Autumn is almost here, and Friðr Folk Kindred has a full season ahead of us.

🍂 October 11: Winter Nights
📦 October 24: Moving Party
🔥 November 15: Einherjarblot
🎄 December 20: Yule

Looking forward to gathering together as the year turns toward winter. Hail the folk!

09/08/2026

Harvestfest 2026 🔥

Another Harvestfest is in the books.
We gathered this weekend to celebrate the harvest, but also to ask what comes next. A harvest isn't an ending. It gives us the raw material to build something greater.
This year's meditation centered on Kenaz, the controlled fire. Not the wildfire that burns without direction, but the fire of the forge. The fire we deliberately tend and use to transform what we have into what we want to become.
We ate together, raised our horns together, sat around the fire, and spent some time thinking about what each of us intends to forge from the harvest we've been given.
A kindred isn't built in a day. It's built gathering by gathering, friendship by friendship, oath by oath, and year by year.
Thank you to everyone who made the trip, contributed, cooked, played music, tended the fire, and helped make this one special.
Hail the harvest. Hail the folk. And hail the work still ahead. 🔥

Friðr Folk Kindred is celebrating six years together with our Fourth Annual Harvestfest!Join us Sunday, September 6, for...
08/03/2026

Friðr Folk Kindred is celebrating six years together with our Fourth Annual Harvestfest!

Join us Sunday, September 6, for a one-night lakeside retreat filled with feasting, games, a raffle, an auction, fellowship, and ceremonies honoring our Gods.

🍂 Singles: $70
🍂 Couples: $100
🍂 Children under 18: FREE

Come celebrate the fruits of our labor and welcome the harvest season with us. Space is limited, so message us for details and to reserve your place!

07/17/2026

Back in May, Friðr Folk Kindred gathered for our sixth annual Midsummer’s Eve celebration at Scarborough Renaissance Faire.

It was a full day of fellowship, laughter, shared food, raised horns, and time spent strengthening the bonds that hold a kindred together.

Tradition is not something meant to sit untouched in a book. It lives when people gather, celebrate, tell stories, build friendships, and create memories that will be carried forward.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the day what it was.

Six years of gathering. Six years of growing. And we are only getting started.

Hail the kindred. Hail the summer. Hail the bonds that endure.

A belated look back at Midsummer’s Eve.Back in May, Friðr Folk Kindred gathered for our sixth annual Midsummer’s Eve cel...
07/17/2026

A belated look back at Midsummer’s Eve.

Back in May, Friðr Folk Kindred gathered for our sixth annual Midsummer’s Eve celebration at Scarborough Renaissance Faire.

It was a full day of fellowship, laughter, shared food, raised horns, and time spent strengthening the bonds that hold a kindred together.

Tradition is not something meant to sit untouched in a book. It lives when people gather, celebrate, tell stories, build friendships, and create memories that will be carried forward.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the day what it was.

Six years of gathering. Six years of growing. And we are only getting started.

Hail the kindred. Hail the summer. Hail the bonds that endure.

Saw this come across my feed and it brings up a great point often debated in our community.Keeping our oaths is of cours...
05/07/2026

Saw this come across my feed and it brings up a great point often debated in our community.

Keeping our oaths is of course a noble idea generally speaking, but there are exceptions. This idea often comes up when people try to compare Odin to Loki to justify Loki worship by saying that Odin is also a deceiver. The difference is that Odin deceives only his enemies, not the people he shares frith with.

Another example is that generally speaking marriage is an oath you should never break. But what about when your partner doesn't uphold their end of the bargain to love honor and cherish you? Maybe they take you for granted and begin to cheat on you, or drink or do drugs and abuse you and your children, for a long time and with no desire to change their harmful behavior. In a situation like this the behavior of the other person voids the oath because they have essentially already broken it. How can one uphold an already broken oath?

In short, your relationship to the other party and their behavior play a key role in how an oath should be interpreted.

As the wheel of the year turns toward summer, we invite you to join us for our Sixth Annual Midsummer’s Eve — a day of f...
05/07/2026

As the wheel of the year turns toward summer, we invite you to join us for our Sixth Annual Midsummer’s Eve — a day of fellowship, music, merriment, tradition, and celebration beneath the summer sun.

Come share in good company, old traditions, lively atmosphere, and the spirit of the season with friends and Folk.

🌿 Saturday, May 23rd
🌞 Music • Merriment • Fellowship • Cultural Tradition

For additional details, message the page directly.

What a beautiful and powerful second annual meditation retreat we had for Hexenacht! We arrived and after making an offe...
05/03/2026

What a beautiful and powerful second annual meditation retreat we had for Hexenacht! We arrived and after making an offering to the friendly land spirits, we toured the historic fort surrounding our campsite and learned all about the things that happened there.

After a shared lunch and good fellowship bonding with our Folk, we moved into a deep meditation workshop filled with drums, singing bowls, mindfulness practices, and powerful rune galdr. The energy was palpable.

We then held a heartfelt blót to Freyja, seeking her blessings as we approach the fullness of summer. Songs were sung, offerings made, and hearts opened.

The evening closed with a delicious pulled pork feast and a final offering to the ancestors—sealing the night in frith and gratitude.

It was a truly restorative and spiritually enriching gathering. Everyone left with full hearts and renewed connection to the Gods, the land, and each other.

We’re already looking forward to sharing more communion and joy at our upcoming May Day celebration!

Hail the Gods! Hail Freyja! Hail our Folk!

Hexennacht 2026 - A Night Between WorldsStep into the night between worlds.Join us April 25th for a weekend of inner wor...
03/19/2026

Hexennacht 2026 - A Night Between Worlds

Step into the night between worlds.

Join us April 25th for a weekend of inner work, connection, and renewal as the season turns.

We’ll gather for:

Guided meditation and utesitte-inspired stillness

Rune galdr (sacred chanting and vibration)

Rune casting and divination

Hands-on Megin work (restoring inner balance and vitality)

Fireside fellowship, shared meals, and private cabin lodging

This is not just a gathering — it’s an experience.

Spots are limited. Message us to reserve your place.

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