Imbolc, celebrated on February 1st–2nd, is an ancient Celtic fire festival and Neopagan holiday marking the halfway point between the winter solstice and spring equinox. Known as a festival of light, renewal, and purification, it honors the goddess Brigid, symbolizing the first stirrings of spring, the return of light
Come celebrate the Yule. Marking the shortest day and longest night of the year, signifying the imminent return of the sun. Cookies and Wassail will be served after the service.
Samhain is celebrated around October 31st, and marks the end of the harvest season, ushering in the dark, cold half of the year. It was a time when the ancient people believed the veil between the physical world and the spirit world became thin, allowing ghosts of the dead and other spirits to walk the … Continue reading Samhain
As we traditionally do, we will dance the Maypole after the service. It’s a lovely tradition for everyone in the family, whether you dance or just watch.
Celebrating with our Pagan brothers and sisters. Samhain is celebrated around October 31st, and marks the end of the harvest season, ushering in the dark, cold half of the year. It was a time when the ancient people believed the veil between the physical world and the spirit world became thin, allowing ghosts of the … Continue reading Samhain
