Pagan traditions
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As April folds into May, the night of the 30th brings with it one of the most potent and curiously layered observances on the witch’s calendar…
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Yule celebrates light’s return, blending ancient traditions, feasting, and lore with a deep connection to nature’s rhythms and renewal.
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Though Mona is not as widely remembered as gods like Odin, Thor, or Freya, she represents an essential part of the Anglo-Saxon view of the world.
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Today, we are back on the broom to take an in-depth look at one of the lesser known UK traditions – Balls, to be exact!
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Walpurgis Night, or Walpurgisnacht, is a traditional spring festival celebrated on April 30th in European countries, with origins in pagan and Christian traditions. The festival includes bonfires, feasting, and superstitions about witches and supernatural beings. Various customs and traditions, such as bonfire gatherings, costume parties, and outdoor activities, are part of the celebration.