At Mabon, the day and the night are equal in length, and in sublime balance. Also called Harvest Time or Harvest Home

Lamas is an old Celtic holiday celebrating the first wheat or barley harvest of the year on August 1st or the first full moon of Leo.

June 20th Litha, the summer solstice. Also known as Midsummer - the time of year that Shakespeare wrote about in A Midsummer Night's...

Take a moment to reflect on the richness in your life and how you aspire to cultivate even greater prosperity in the months ahead.

Celebrate renewal and rebirth with the fertility of spring

Winter Solstice celebrations are a wonderful way to connect with our planet.

August 1st or first full moon of Leo. The harvest, the turning point of the year

June 21st, 2023, Summer Solstice, Longest Day, Shortest Night

May 1st in the northern hemisphere

Also known as Ostara, to celebrate renewal and rebirth along with the fertility of spring

February 1st or 2nd, also known as Imbolc or Candlemas. The middlepoint between winter and spring, a time of cleansing.

December 21st cusp of Sagittarius and Capricorn, Light Festival with many candles

Samhain is the end of the Celtic year. New Year begins at sunset on October 31st. Also known as Ancestor Night or Feast of the Dead

Autumnal Equinox, Fall Equinox, Mabon, September 23. 2023