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Attune to Mother Nature and honor the celestial calendar of ancient times sharing in rituals, intentions, altar building, sacred art, and more, based on the teachings from the books The Wheel of the Year and The Mystic Year. Each session will be designed according to the season. Mark your calendars!Mabon -Autumn Equinox - September 21 - 6 p.m
The second harvest festival of the year celebrates balance, thanksgiving and generosity. Day and night are of equal length inspiring us usher autumn into the balance of our lives.
Samhain (Sah-wen) - November 1 - 6 p.m.
Half way between the Autumn Equinox and the Winter Solstice, the Celts understood the veil between worlds grows thin. Honor your ancestor spirits on this holy night.
Yule - Winder Solstice - December 21 - 6 pm
Candles are lit on this longest night of the year as vigil for the sun’s return.
Imbolc - Feb 1
Midpoint between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox, we linger in winter’s breath knowing the wheel is turning towards spring.
Ostara - Spring Equinox - March 22
Equal length of day and night as winter gives way to spring.
Beltane - May 2 6 p.m
Beltane is the midpoint between the spring equinox and the summer solstice and new life is the spirit of the season.
Summer Solstice - June 21 6 p.m.
The longest day of the year celebrates the sun at its highest point of the year.
Lunasa - August 1 6 p.m
The wheel makes another quarter turn to reach the midpoint between summer solstice and Autumn Equinox. The heat of summer burns bright, but first harvest is close at hand.
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