
"It's becoming for the younger generation a huge thing," the 45-year-old witch said. "They're starting to kind of see that the old way of thinking, , isn't really working out for them."Īt the same time, she said, there are Muslims, Christians, Buddhists and members of many other religions or philosophies who practice witchcraft. Students from the University of Delaware have frequented her Lewes shop. Over the last year, Stevenson said she has noticed a lot of customers under the age of 21, and that group is becoming more curious about the New Age movement. Sussex County also has its fair share of witches, she said.

It was important to bring her new shop to Pike Creek, Stevenson said, because New Castle County has the largest population of residents, with lots of witches (or witch-curious people) in the Wilmington area.
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