Wheel of the Year
Each festival includes history, astronomy, themes, gentle practices, and reflection prompts.
Upcoming
Litha / Summer Solstice
Jun 20 (varies)
Jun 20 (varies)
pronounced: LEE-thuh
Sun appears to stand still at its zenith before days shorten.
Oct 31 – Nov 1
Honoring endings, ancestors, and the beginning of the dark half of the year.
Dec 21 (varies by year)
Celebrating the return of light at the year's longest night.
Feb 1 – Feb 2
First hints of spring, dedicated to cleansing and creative spark.
Mar 20 (varies by year)
Day and night balance as new growth accelerates.
Apr 30 – May 1
A fire festival for fertility, creativity, and playful connection.
Jun 20 (varies by year)
The sun stands still at its highest point, inviting gratitude for abundance.
Aug 1
First harvest festival, honoring labor, craft, and shared bread.
Sep 22 (varies by year)
Equal day and night mark the turn toward introspection.
Ready when you are