Wiccan & Pagan

Lammas is a pagan holiday on July 31st to celebrate the first fruits of the harvest season. It really is the first festival of the Waning Year. The air is filled with anticipation of the coming...

Mabon, The Autumn Equinox, is celebrated on September 20th or 21st. It is a harvest festival that is known as the Witches’ Thanksgiving. It’s also a time to thank our ancestors for making us who...

Lammas or Lughnasadh, marks the middle of summer and the beginning of the harvest season. It is celebrated on July 31st and August 1st. We say goodbye to the sun as he wanes in the sky. But this...

Samhain (pronounced sow’-en) is held on Oct. 31st and is more commonly known as Halloween. It is a very important date as it represents a time to honor our ancestors, the end of the harvest season...

The fall equinox is the point in time when the sun crosses the equator, making daylight and darkness approximately twelve hours each. As symbol of balance and harvest, the fall equinox has been...

In many modern pagan traditions, Mabon is the name given to the autumnal equinox, which is celebrated as one of the eight major sabbaths, or holidays. This holiday occurs in late September in the...

Lughnasadh is a traditional name for the first harvest feast, observed in Europe around the beginning of August. This feast, also known as Lammas, celebrates the long, hot days of late summer and...

Although you're probably familiar with the pagan holiday Samhain already, you may know it by its more common modern name, Halloween. Samhain is usually considered to actually occur on November 1,...