A celebration is a special charming occasion that people organize because something pleasant has happened or because it is someone’s birthday or anniversary. A celebration is a joyous diversion. the public performance of a sacrament or solemn ceremony with all appropriate ritual. a joyful occasion for special festivities to mark some happy event.
Mabon Community Potluck & Celebration
Friday, 20 September 2019
Mabon Community Potluck & Celebration with Roger Lockshier & Rachel Wurz Join us for our FREE community Mabon celebration! Mabon, also called Harvest Home, is the celebration of the Autumnal Equinox. This is the second of the harvest festivals, and also a time when the light of day and dark of night are equal.
Litha – Celebrating Summer Solstice
Monday, 17 June 2019
Oh, Glorious Sun Summer Solstice is right around the corner on June 21, 2019. Some of us may know this holiday by even older names like Litha, Midsummer, or Alban Hefin, and Utu Ri. By any name, it honors the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. Summer Solstice We’ve all had those
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6 Ways To Celebrate Beltane
Wednesday, 01 May 2019
Why We Celebrate Beltane We celebrate Beltane as the time of the year that marks the beginning of summer. Commonly known as the first of May, it was a time for great celebration. This turn of the wheel was one of the most critical times for the pastoral people of the British Isles. While the
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Earth Day Turns 49 Years Old
Monday, 01 April 2019
By Maeven Eller-Five Celebrating Earth Day In the United States, Earth Day turns 49 years old on April 22, 2019. Started in 1970 by US Senator Gaylord Nelson, this observation was created to give the American citizens a collective voice against the devastating environmental impact of the Industrial Revolution. One Loud Voice The first Earth Day
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Festivals Of The Month of March
Thursday, 28 February 2019
By Maeven Eller-Five The March Of Spring The festive month of March is full of celebrations around the world meant to commemorate the arrival of Spring. For the most part, all of these observations are full of fun and frolic, deep rooted tradition, and almost always, good food. Furthermore, most of these March observations are
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From The Seeds To The Sunlight
Tuesday, 05 February 2019
Written by Maeven Eller-Five Spring Begins Its Song At this time of year, we find the promise of Spring begins its song. Even as the February chill is still on the air, Spring begins it’s far off call. It stirs deep within us, knawing at our chilled bones, reminding us it won’t be long now
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Imbolc – Bridget’s Feast Day
Monday, 28 January 2019
Written by Maeven Eller Five Feast Of Bridget Imbolc or Imbolg was a festival that marked the start of Spring. Imbolc, which translates to “in the belly’, is also known as The Feast of Bridget, the Triple Goddess of the Gael. Bridget is the Goddess of fire, healing, and smithing, and much more. Later Bridget
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Winter Solstice: The Wonder Of The Season
Friday, 28 December 2018
Winter Solstice: From The Darkness Into The Light The Winter Solstice has brought us back the Sun. It has kept it’s promise once again. The Spring will return. Our gardens will grow. Another wheel of year will turn. We have passed from the darkness into the light once again. Rejoice! It Fills Us With Hope
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Waiting On The Light: Overcoming the Holiday Blues
Monday, 17 December 2018
Waiting On The Light: Overcoming the Holiday Blues This time of year you may find yourself with the holiday blues. You might be dreading the stress we can find surrounding this time of year. Holiday blues come in many forms. The good news is there are ways to combat your seasonal depression or woes. As
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Yule Celebration
Saturday, 15 December 2018
Shamanfire Yule Celebration 2018 Yule traditionally falls on the Winter Solstice and is a celebration of light. The Winter Solstice is the longest night of the year and represents the opportunity for introspection. During this time people reflect on the past year and all that has been and light candles to shed light on the
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