Do druids still exist today

Answer 1

Yes, there are two main branches of Druidry (druidism being a slightly different thing and not an actual religion itself.) The first one, the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids (OBOD -they have a very good podcast) is mostly in Europe. The Reformed Druids of Noth America (RDNA) is the second branch and has vastly different beliefs than OBOD. The two branches hold no grudge with the other. Most larger cities will have chapters, or groves, of their own even if they aren't associated with OBOD or RDNA.

Answer 2

This is another yes and no question. The original Druids, the ancient Celtic sages, do not exist today. They left no written records of themselves so we have no way of identifying with them or carrying on their traditions. There is a group calling themselves Druids who dress up in white robes and march around Stonehenge, but they have their roots in a movement began by a fellow in the 1600's. So, you could say there are modern Druids, but none of the original.