Beltane, for those unfamiliar with its origins, can have some serious Midsommar vibes. But before you cry "May Day," know that there's absolutely nothing scary about the actual holiday.

Beltane is regarded as a "greater sabbat" within what is commonly known as "The Wheel of the Year." This annual calendar features an eight-pointed star enclosed in a circle, ...

May Day, or Beltane, is a Gaelic and Celtic festival dating back to the Middle Ages. The festival honors the start of summer, as spring is halfway over. International Workers' Day dates back to ...

(Mass Appeal) – Beltane is often, but not always, celebrated on or about the 1st of May and is sometimes referred to as “May Day.” The Rev. Christopher LaFond, is here to better explain and ...

People dance at Chalice Well, Glastonbury, England, where Beltane festivities are taking place on May Day, in 2017. The ancient Celtic festival of Beltane symbolically heralds the first signs of ...

(Mass Appeal) – Today is May 1st, you might remember this day as May Day but it is also the celebration of Beltane. Here to help us understand this ancient celebration is Rev. Christopher LaFond ...

The Beltane Fire Festival, hosted by Mysticals Menagerie, LLC, was back for its second year in Fort Morgan Sunday. Brandy Fries, owner of Mysticals Menagerie, says that everyone suffers from ...

Happy May Day! The first day of May is celebrated across the globe in many different ways. There's May Day, or Beltane, a Gaelic and Celtic festival that celebrates the transition from spring to ...