Beltane traditionally kicks off at sunset on April 30 and continues through the night into May 1, a day traditionally seen as the beginning of summer. It's a celebration of the arrival of the lighter, ...

What Is Beltane and Why Do We Celebrate It? Beltane is the name of a Gaelic May Day festival, typically celebrated in Ireland, Isle of Man and Scotland. Taking place between the spring equinox and the ...

It’s time to embrace your inner fire and let your passions burn bright Getty Magic permeates through the air as we step into the blossoming beauty and passion of Beltane. This ancient celebration is a ...

Going back hundreds of years, May 1 marked Beltane in Scotland—an ancient Gaelic festival where the start of summer was celebrated with bonfires and other rituals. While today we know June as the ...

If you have any witchy or Wiccan friends, come late April, you’ll likely see their tributes to Beltane popping up in your social media feeds. But while it may seem like a new trend sparked by recent ...

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. In fact, it's ...

While today we know June as the start of the summer, going back centuries the beginning of the season has traditionally been celebrated on May 1. The Gaelic festival of Beltane dates back to the Iron ...