Approx. December 20–23
The longest night, celebrating the return of the light. A time for rest, reflection, warmth, and the spark of new beginnings as the sun is reborn.

Approx. February 1–2
Honoring the first signs of spring, Imbolc brings hope and purification. Candles, cleansing rituals, and seeds planted for the year ahead.

Approx. March 19–21
Day and night are balanced. Celebrate renewal, fertility, growth, and the budding promise of the earth. Eggs and flowers are common symbols.

Approx. April 30–May 1
A fire festival of love, sensuality, union, and creativity. Joy, dancing, and the blossoming of life. Maypoles, bonfires, and flower crowns abound.

Approx. June 20–22
The longest day and the peak of the sun’s power. Abundance, gratitude, celebration, and soaking in life’s fullness. Magic is strong and nature thrives.

Approx. August 1
The first harvest—bread, grain, and gratitude. Give thanks for abundance, share with others, and honor the turning toward autumn’s gold.

Approx. September 21–24
Day and night in balance once more. A time to harvest, reflect, and prepare for the darker months. Celebrate with feasting and letting go.

Approx. October 31–November 1
The witch’s new year, when the veil is thinnest. Honoring ancestors, transformation, and the mysteries of death and rebirth. Candles, apples, and remembrance.