Of course we are not the only kindred or tribe in this region! This page is dedicated to helping you network with other local groups whose distance are within no more than one days drive. These folks will be broken down by state/region. 
We have also provided information for Clergy networking below the state links. This list is not biased towards any one kind way of heathenry (folkish, tribalist, etc.).
 
If you do are not listed here and would like to be, you can Contact Us to talk about getting you on the list. 
 
Click on the following Northeast and Mid-Atlantic state links below to go directly to that section of this page. 
 
 
Also:
Regional Heathen Clergy
Regional Online Groups & Forums
 
Regional Heathen Clergy
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Connecticut-based kindred with folks such as Mike Hicks and Patricia Lafayllve.Wonderfully informative articles can be found there, as well.
 
Located in northern Connecticut and a member of the American Vinland Association. Some neat audio tracks and links on their site!
 

Delaware

 
 
 
 

One of the most active and established Theod's on the east coast. A good starting point for learning about Theodism. They follow Théodish Belief, "which emphasizes the bonds of the community and the development of a worldview and cultural ethos that our ancient forebears would have honored, and uses these tools to forge a connection between the individual and the divine".
 
 
 

Maryland based Kindred. Keepers of the first government-recognized Hof (Heathen-dedicated "church" building) in our country. One of the three kindreds who co-host the East Coast Thing. Among the members is Joe Marek and Laurel Mendes, a Seidr woman. The folks here are welcoming, and lots of fun! They hold once-a-month lore nights, rune study, movie nights, and so on.
 
Based out of central Ohio, these folks have been around for a little while now. Their site has a good networking list and information.
 
Centered mostly in Massachusetts, "Raven Kindred North (RKN) is one of the oldest traditional kindreds on the East Coast." One of the three kindreds who host the East Coast Thing. 
 
 
 
Ohio
 
 
 
Kindred in Western Pennsylvania, with wonderful members such as Denise Bowen and Ann Groa Sheffield (who wrote a great book, Frey: God of the World). Website also provides a some articles, beautiful poems, songs, and blessings. Well worth the visit!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
"An Asatru Kindred located in the Northern Shenandoah Valley area of Virginia, dedicated to the study and worship of the Norse Gods, the Ancestors and the Landvaettir." Eplagarthr holds events throughout the year, including their Winter Night's Festival in mid-October." The folks in this kindred are warm and friendly, we highly recommend making one of their events! 
 
"We are a family-centric organization spanning many traditions and faiths. Mannaheim calls upon the Gods of the Northern Tradition (Germanic, Saxon, Norse), while providing a ritual environment that is friendly to any open-minded Pagan."