Druidry (modern)

Columns: Festival | Northern Hemisphere | Southern Hemisphere | Historical Origins | Associations
Samhain , Calan Gaeaf | 31 October | 30 April , or 1 May | Celtic polytheism ( see also Celts ) | Beginning of winter | Winter Solstice , Alban Arthan | 21 or 22 December | 21 June | Germanic paganism | Winter Solstice and the rebirth of the sun | Imbolc | 1 or 2 February | 1 August | Celtic polytheism | First signs of spring | Spring Equinox , Alban Eilir | 20 or 21 March | 21 or 22 September | Germanic paganism | Spring Equinox and the beginning of spring | Beltaine , Calan Mai | 30 April or 1 May | 1 November | Celtic polytheism | Beginning of summer | Summer Solstice , Alban Hefin | 21 or 22 June | 21 December | Possibly Neolithic | Summer Solstice | Lughnasadh | 1 or 2 August | 1 February | Celtic polytheism | Beginning of Harvest Season | Autumn Equinox , Alban Elfed | 21 or 22 September | 20 March | No historical pagan equivalent | Autumn Equinox . The harvest & harvest of fruit

Example questions:
What is the Southern Hemisphere of the Druidism festival that included stops to holy wells ? | What is the Druidism festival whose Historical Origins ancient people 's finite geographic dispersion is disputed ? | What is the Northern Hemisphere of the Druidism festival that also termed ( Saint ) Brigid 's Day ? | What is the Druidism festival whose Association 's measured time slippage is about 5 hours 49 minutes later than the preceding year ?

Answers:
1 February | Samhain , Calan Gaeaf | 1 or 2 February | Spring Equinox