Wicca

Columns: Sabbat | Northern Hemisphere | Southern Hemisphere | Origin of Name | Associations
Samhain , a.k.a . Halloween | 31 October to 1 November | 30 April to 1 May | Celtic polytheism | Death and the ancestors | Yuletide | 21 or 22 December | 21 June | Germanic paganism | Winter solstice and the rebirth of the Sun | Imbolc , a.k.a . Candlemas | 1 or 2 February | 1 August | Celtic polytheism | First signs of spring | Ostara | 21 or 22 March | 21 or 22 September | Germanic paganism | Vernal equinox and the beginning of spring | Beltane , a.k.a . May Eve or May Day | 30 April to 1 May | 31 October to 1 November | Celtic polytheism | The full flowering of spring ; fairy folk | Litha | 21 or 22 June | 21 December | Possibly Neolithic | Summer solstice | Lughnasadh , a.k.a . Lammas | 31 July or 1 August | 1 February | Celtic polytheism | First fruits | Mabon , a.k.a . Modron | 21 or 22 September | 21 March | No historical pagan equivalent | Autumnal equinox ; the harvest of grain

Example questions:
The Wiccan holiday Yuletide comes from a religion that started in what historical era ? | The oldest Wiccan holiday takes place during what time of year ? | What harvest would accompany the Wiccan celebration of 'first fruits ' ? | What deity were offerings made to in a pagan Wiccan holiday that corresponds with May Day ? | The Wiccan holiday in March is named after a goddess that goes by what other name ?

Answers:
Iron Age | Midsummer | wheat | the aos sí | Ēostre