Festivals & Holidays
The holidays we celebrate today are pale versions of the original. Learn about our common festivals and the real reason we celebrate them.
Apple Cider Time 
Memories of the old neighborhood and making fresh apple cider. Festivals and Holidays - Christmas Folklore
The Folklore Christmas Collection From Winter to Spring
The February celebrations of Imbolc and Groundhog day offer us inspiration and hope for the warmer weather of Spring that is soon to come. Message To My Father
Every Father's Day, no matter how busy the day is with our huge family, I always find the time and the place to be alone, to say a prayer for you and to thank you. Midwinter - Birth of the Gods of Light
December heralds the birth of Christ. But did you know that December has always celebrated the return of light to the world? New Year Traditions And Lore
A brief history of New Year celebration traditions. Samhain
Also known as Hallowe'en, Hallowmas and All Saints Day, it is said that Samhain is the night when the dead walk the land. Something Wicked I Dare Say
A brief history of Halloween and how it changed from protection from evil to something wicked. St. Valentine's Day Lore
Around the world lovers are gearing up for the most romantic holiday of all. But where did this holiday come from? Thanksgiving Lore And History
A brief history of the Thanksgiving Day customs in America and around the world. The Annual Carolan Festival
It’s late June in Worcester, Vermont; home of the Annual Carolan Festival. The Tale of Stingy Jack
Jack O'Lanterns are popular Hallowe'en fair, but did you know that the original Jack O'Lantern was not a pumpkin, but rather a common root. Tribute To My Mother
I remember all the times you held me close,
When I was young and needed you,
And all the times you gave your most,
With words that rang so true.
Valentine's Day Lore And History
Valentine's Day, that special day set aside on February 14 each year for true love, when young lovers and even the elderly loves give each other flowers, special gifts, cards, candy and promises.
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