Celtic Wheel of The Year
“As the seasons turn, so too does our life, forever bound to the cycle of the wheel where death gives way to rebirth and darkness yields to light.” Celtic Saying
“May all that is unlived in you blossom into a future graced with love.” John O’Donohue
Celtic Wheel of The Year
The Celtic Wheel of the Year is an ancient calendar system that is an expression of the seasons and how they relate to us and to the greater Natural World. The symbolic meaning is related to aspects of nature like birth, growth, harvest, darkness, light and fertilty. We will make our own Wheel of the Year and share seasonal. local, organic treats. Come make some magic, share some stories and make some friends. Join our mailing list and we will keep you posted on the upcoming Celtic Wheel of the Year events.
The Celtic Wheel of Life symbol is a symmetrical interlace pattern that represents the cycle of life, heaven on earth, and the four directions, seasons, and elements. It is also known as the Wheel of Taranis, named after the Celtic god of thunder and storms.
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Stand by for additional information and the location, exact time and dates for these offerings.
Spring Equinox – Ostara will be celebrated close to March 21st or 22nd.
May Day – Beltane is a Cross Quarter Day and it will be celebrated on May 1st.
Summer Solstice – Mid-Summer will be celebrated on or close to June 21st.
Lunasa is a Cross Quarter Day and will be celebrated on or close to August 1st.
Autumn Equinox – Mabon will be celebrated on or close to September 21st – 24th.
All Hallows Eve – Samhain will be honored on October 31st.
Winter Solstice – Yule will be celebrated on or about December 21st.
