Mabon: Celebrating the Autumn Equinox and the Balance of Nature
Mabon, pronounced “MAY-bun,” is a captivating Pagan festival observed during the autumnal equinox, typically around September 20th to 23rd in the…
Lammas: Honoring the First Harvest and the Bounty of Summer
Lammas, pronounced “LAH-mahs,” is an ancient and meaningful Pagan festival celebrated on August 1st or 2nd in the Northern Hemisphere. This…
Litha: Midsummer Celebration of Light and Abundance
Litha, pronounced “LEE-thuh,” is an ancient and vibrant Pagan festival celebrated around June 20th or 21st in the Northern Hemisphere. This…
Beltane: the May Day Festival of Fertility and Love
Beltane, pronounced “BEL-tayn,” is a vibrant and ancient Pagan festival celebrated on May 1st. This joyful holiday marks the halfway point…
Ostara: Celebrating the Spring Equinox and the Rebirth of Nature
Ostara, pronounced “oh-STAR-uh,” is a vibrant and ancient Pagan festival celebrated during the spring equinox, usually falling on March 20th or…
Imbolc: Embracing the Stirrings of Spring
Imbolc, pronounced “im-bulk,” is a pagan festival celebrated at the beginning of February. This ancient holiday holds deep significance for many…
Yule: Embracing the Winter Solstice with Light and Rebirth
As the winter months grow colder and the days shorten, cultures across the world have celebrated the winter solstice, the longest…
Samhain: The Festival of Transition and Remembering
Samhain, pronounced “sow-in,” is an ancient Celtic festival that holds a special place in the hearts of contemporary Pagans and Wiccans….
Pagan Wheel of the Year: A Journey Through the Seasons
The Pagan Wheel of the Year is a sacred and cyclical calendar that plays a fundamental role in contemporary traditions. Rooted…