Pagan Holidays

International Day of the Solstice, 6/21/2026: Learn about the longest and shortest days of the year, and how cultures around the world mark the occasion with festivals, rituals, and ceremonies. more >>

National Day of the Gong on 6/21/2026: Learn more about this lesser-known holiday and discover its significance. more >>

Lammas on 8/1/2026: Discover the joyous harvest festival honoring the earth's bounty, feasting, and merriment. more >>

Lughnasadh, August 1, 2026: Join the ancient Celtic festival honoring Lugh, god of light, craftsmanship, and fertility, with feasting, singing, and dancing. more >>

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Samhain, October 31, 2026: Marking the threshold between light and dark, Samhain invites connection with the spirit realm, honoring ancestors, and reflecting on the past year's wisdom. more >>

Calan Gaeaf, 11/1/2026: A traditional Welsh holiday where the veil between worlds is at its thinnest, and spirits of the ancestors return, with rituals to ward off malevolent entities. more >>

The Night of Hekate, 11/16/2026: Honor the ancient Greek goddess of magic with rituals, incense, and offerings, seeking guidance and transformation. more >>

Krampusnacht, December 5, 2026: Join the mischievous festivities as Krampus punishes naughty children, rewarding good ones with playful scares, pranks, and treats. more >>

"Experience the ancient Roman festival of Saturnalia, where social norms were turned upside down and revelry reigned, on December 17, 2026." more >>

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The First Day of Winter, 12/21/2026 - A festive holiday marking the winter season's beginning, with cozying up, reflecting, and embracing the cold weather's magic. more >>

Yule, December 21, 2026: Rejoice in the longest night, marking the sun's rebirth and longer days with feasting, stories, and gifts. more >>

Carnival, a vibrant holiday before Lent, marked by feasting, parades, and colorful costumes. more >>

Discover the origins and significance of Goddess of Fertility Day on 3/18/2027. Could this lesser-known holiday hold cultural or spiritual importance? more >>

Discover the joyous and vibrant celebration of Ostara on March 20, 2027, as spring awakens and new life begins. more >>

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Dyngus Day, 3/29/2027: Experience vibrant parades, traditional music, and delicious Polish cuisine, plus playful water splashing and sweet treats, on this festive holiday honoring Polish-American heritage. more >>

Join the joyous Welsh tradition of Calan Mai on May 1st, 2027, as music, dance, and merriment fill the air, accompanied by traditional folk songs and vibrant decorations. more >>

Uncover the mystery of Paranormal Day on 5/3/2027, a lesser-known holiday that may or may not exist. more >>

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Cheese Rolling Gloucester, 5/27/2027: Join the thrill of chasing a rolling cheese wheel down a steep hill, steeped in history and folklore, with hilarious and sometimes bruising consequences. more >>

National Witch Hazel Day on 10/21/2027: Discover the natural remedy's antibacterial, anti-inflammatory benefits and uses in skincare and healing. more >>

Discover the truth about Occult Day on November 18, 2027. Is it a real holiday or just a myth? more >>