Pagan Holy Days
| Holiday | Fall 2025- Spring 2026 | Fall 2026- Spring 2027 | |
 | Lughnasadh/Lammas – Pagan Celebration on August 1 that marks the beginning of the harvest season and honors the Celtic god Lugh with offerings of grain, bread, and community gatherings. | Aug 1 | Aug 1 |
| Autumn Equinox/Mabon/Alban Elfed – Pagan Celebration that marks the balance of day and night and honors the second harvest with themes of gratitude, reflection, and preparation for the darker half of the year. | Sept 22* | Sept 22* |
| Samhain/Samhuinn – Pagan New Year Celebration around October 31 that marks the end of the harvest and the beginning of winter, honoring ancestors and the thinning of the veil between worlds. | Oct 31–Nov 1 | Oct 31–Nov 1 |
| Winter Solstice/Yule/Alban Arthan – Pagan Celebration around December 21 that honors the longest night of the year and the rebirth of the sun, symbolizing renewal, hope, and the return of light. | Dec 21* | Dec 21* |
| Imbolc – Pagan Celebration around February 1 that marks the first signs of spring and honors the Celtic goddess Brigid with themes of renewal, inspiration, and the returning light. | Feb 1–2 | Feb 1–2 |
| Spring Equinox/Ostara/Alban Eilir – Pagan Celebration around March 20 that marks the balance of day and night, symbolizing renewal, fertility, and the awakening of the earth. | Mar 20* | Mar 20* |
| Beltane/Bealtaine – Pagan Celebration on May 1 that honors fertility, fire, and the blossoming of life, marking the midpoint between spring and summer with rituals of vitality, protection, and renewal. | May 1 | May 1 |
| Summer Solstice/Litha/Alban Hefin – Pagan Celebration around June 21 that honors the longest day of the year, celebrating the fullness of life, the power of the sun, and the abundance of the earth. | June 21* | June 21* |
*These dates mark the astronomical beginnings of the seasons and occasionally vary by a day or so from year to year.
