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Mystical meanings of witchy herbs Herbs have been used for centuries in magical and mystical practices. Each herb is believed to possess certain qualities and energies that can be harnessed for various purposes. These magical properties are often associated with the herb's appearance, scent, taste, or historical associations. **Rosemary**, for example, is a popular herb used in witchcraft. It is believed to bring protection, clarity, and mental focus. It is commonly used in spells and rituals to ward off negative energies, stimulate memory, and enhance psychic abilities.

Lake George, N.Y. – This winter, Lake George, N.Y., will welcome a pair of magical celebrations to delight people of all ages:

The Chenango County Historical Society CCHS invites community members to purchase a shopping pass for Boscov s annual Friends Helping Friends event to be held on Oct. Theatre-makers and theatre-lovers have made substantial progress in building a sustainable theatre movement and working toward a healthier, cleaner, and brighter future for all.

It is commonly used in spells and rituals to ward off negative energies, stimulate memory, and enhance psychic abilities. The strong scent of rosemary is also thought to attract love and friendship. **Lavender** is another well-known herb with mystical properties.

Corning’s History Sharing Light with the World Celebrated During The Days of Incandescence

Corning, NY — Just about everyone knows the story of inventor Thomas Edison and his famous incandescent lamps. But what they don't often know is the role a small glass company played in helping Edison share light with the world. According to one account, Edison sent a representative to Corning in the search of a suitable glass container to hold the filament for his incandescent light. While in one of the Glass Works’ “most skillful shops,” the representative watched as gaffer,

James Lear, and his crew worked on creating a glass bulb. It appears these efforts were not meeting the representative’s needs, when he happened to glance over and see “a shop boy” draw a gather of molten glass from the furnace. According to the story, the boy playfully swung the blowpipe back and forth, then blew a glass bubble which the representative identified to be what he needed. “By 1880, Edison had designated Corning as his sole supplier of the glass bulbs he needed to bring light to the wider world.”

Now, every October, Corning celebrates light, glass, and the magic that surrounds us during The Days of Incandescence which this year runs from October 26th - October 28th and includes a special Cemetery Tour (Thursday 10/26), a Themed Libations Crawl (Friday 10/27), Guided Historic Walking Tours of Corning (actors dressed in 1880’s attire lead these popular tours), and a special Ghost Hunt (10/28).

On Saturday, October 28 th , there’s the Days of Incandescence Celebration event in Riverfront Park from 4-8pm featuring live music, a community jack-o-lantern contest, horse and wagon rides, blacksmithing demos, juggling, vendors, food, a headless horseman, storytelling, and more. The Celebration event is an old-timey festival very much like a farm market celebrating Corning’s local history and, of course, Halloween.

This Year’s 3-Day Offerings will feature:

10am-3pm
Riverfront Park in Corning
Thursday, October 26th

Everyone is encouraged to come in costume, a period piece from 1880 is even better.

Also featuring Live Music from 11am-1pm by Annie Ol’ Thyme.

*newsies will be handing out the special commemorative 1880 newspaper

• Guided Historic Walking Tours (special tours led by residents from 1880’s Corning)

Thursday, October 26th

Saturday, October 28th

*tours begin and ends in Centerway Square

**must register in advance, limited spots available

Friday, October 27th

Pick Up Commemorate Glass

12 Stops in Gaffer District

Local Beer, Wine and Spirit Samples

Listen to Tales from 1880 Corning Residents

Engage with sundry characters from Corning’s past, as local actors bring a bit of 1880

Corning to life with fun facts and more while you sample local wine and craft beverages

at various locations throughout the Historic Gaffer District.

**must register in advance, limited spots available

Saturday, October 28th

History comes alive during this FREE family-friendly activity.

This interactive history activity is designed for family fun. Actors portraying five

residents from Corning’s past will be scattered throughout the Gaffer District and sharing

their stories. Pick up a Story Station activity card at any Story Station location. Visit all

five stations, collect a light bulb sticker at each station by engaging with the characters,

and turn in your bulbs for a special treat.

Story Station Locations:
Val Reep Fountain

Little Joe Tower by Glassblower Sculpture

Riverfront Centennial Park

You can also enter to win a Days of Incandescence prize package once you've completed

all 5 Story Stations.

Rides Leave Centerway Square in Front of Old World Café

Saturday, October 28th

Experience Corning from the Back of a Horse-Drawn Wagon

• Community Jack-o-Lantern Contest
  Riverfront Park
  5pm

Saturday, October 28 th

Join us in making Corning Glow. Carve your pumpkins at home. Bring your pre-
carved pumpkins to Riverfront Park by 5pm. Light your pumpkins (LED lights only).
Prizes will be awarded for several categories. Take your Jack-o-Lantern home at the end
to enjoy during Halloween.

See contest rules and categories here:

• The Days of Incandescence Celebration

Riverfront Park and Centerway Square

Saturday, October 28th

Horse and Wagon Rides (will run 3-7pm)

rides depart from Centerway Square in Front of Old World Café

Live Music - 4:00pm-5:00pm - Annie Ol’ Thyme

at Fountain in Riverfront Park

Cathie Wiggs Spins Tales of the Past at Fountain in Riverfront Park

Live Juggling - 4-8pm

Nate the Great (Ithaca Circus Performer Juggling Sundry Items)

Headless Horseman - 5-8pm

Arrives 5pm at Fountain in Riverfront Park

Blacksmith Demo - 4-8pm (Leon and Casey from Cooley Blacksmith Shop)

Kid’s Activity Stations

Jack-o-Lantern Contest - 5:00pm

The community is invited to carve jack-o-lanterns at home, bring them to

the park where they will be illuminated helping make Corning GLOW

and sharing the light. There will be judging and prizes, then folks can take

their jack-o-lanterns home to have for Halloween.

Saturday, October 28th

Special 3-Hour Halloween Ghost Hunt

Engage With The Other Side

Investigators from Paranormal Association of the Southern Tier (P.A.S.T.) will lead Hunt

Must Register In Advance

Get Tickets Here:

Please note: The Ghosts of Glassmaking Cemetery Tour has sold out.

Thursday, October 26th

Nowhere else in the world will you find this story. Nowhere else in the world will you find the family-friendly spookiness of Halloween celebrated quite like The Days of Incandescence, a blend of historic fact and supernatural tale.

For more details and links to register for the Lobations Crawl, Guided Walking Tours and Ghost Hunt, visit DaysOfIncandescence.com.

Contact: Dave DeGolyer, Communications Director

1 West Market Street, Suite 201

It is often associated with relaxation, sleep, and dreams. Lavender is used in potions and sachets to promote tranquility, calmness, and peace. Its soothing scent is believed to ward off anxiety and negative thoughts. **Sage** is a powerful herb often used in purification rituals. It is believed to cleanse and purify spaces, objects, and people. Sage is commonly burned in smudging ceremonies to remove stagnant or negative energies. Many believe that sage also has the ability to enhance intuition and spiritual awareness. **Mugwort**, on the other hand, is known for its ability to enhance psychic abilities and vivid dreams. It is often used in divination, astral projection, and lucid dreaming practices. Mugwort is believed to open the third eye and enhance spiritual connection. **Thyme** is a versatile herb with a variety of magical uses. It is commonly associated with protection, courage, and strength. Thyme is often used in spells and charms to bring about strength, vitality, and courage. It is also believed to attract good luck and fortune. **Rose** is a romantic and enchanting herb associated with love, beauty, and passion. It is often used in love spells and rituals to attract romantic relationships, enhance self-love, and promote beauty. Rose petals are commonly used in love potions, bath rituals, and charm bags. These are just a few examples of the mystical meanings of witchy herbs. Each herb holds its own unique properties and energies. The use of these herbs in magic and witchcraft is a way to connect with nature and tap into the powerful energies they possess. Whether used in spells, rituals, or simply as aromatherapy, these herbs can bring about positive changes and enhance spiritual practices..

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