Here is a list of Pagan Holidays for the Year for the Northern Hemisphere (all times given are EST). We will be adding more dates and information through the year so be sure to check back.

Dates for the Southern Hemisphere are now shown as well with (SH) next to them.

January 2020: A good month to work on your inner self, learning to meditate, working on self-discovery and awareness.

10: Full Moon - Cold Moon at 2:23 pm

14: Thorablot - a Norse celebration honoring Thorablot

21: Celtic Tree Month of Rowan begins

24: New Moon

    Sementivae - a grain festival celebrating the sowing of the fields in preparation of sprin planting

30 - February 2: Roman celebration of Februalia

31: Up Helly Aa - a Scotish celebration in the Shetland Islands

Disablot - Norse celebration of new beginnings including plowing for the upcoming planting season

February 2020: A good time to focus on your preparations for spring, determining what new projects you want to start or plans for the future.

2:     Imbolc - The celebration of the goddess Brighid and light coming back to the world after the long Winter.

        Lammas or Lughnasadh (SH) - The grain harvest at the end of summer.

9:     Full Moon - Quickening Moon at 2:34 pm. Focus on new beginning and plans for the future.

13--21: Roman Festival of Parentalia honoring the ancestors. 

14:    Valentine's Day

15:    Lupercalia - Celebrates fertility and the coming of spring.

18:    Celtic Tree Month of Ash begins

23:    New Moon

March 2020: A time to celebrate balance, rebirth and prepare for the renewal of spring.

1:    Matronalia, the festival of Women. Honors Juno Luciana.

9:    Full Moon - Storm Moon at 1:48 pm.

17:  St Patrick's Day.

18:  Celtic Tree Month of Alder begins

19:  Mabon (SH) - the Autumn equinox.

24:  New Moon

April 2020: A month of pending rebirth, as the earth prepares for new life to sprout. This is a great time to get out into nature (especially for those that had a cold, snowy winter) to enjoy the change of the season. Plant herbs and other magical plants to use all year long.

7:     Full Moon - Wind Moon at 10:35 pm. 

15:   Celtic Tree Month of Willow begins

        Sigrblot/Sumarsdag - Norse celebration of the first day of summer in Scandinavian countries

21-22: Lyrids meteor shower

22:   Earth Day

23:   New Moon

28 - May 3: Floralia, honors the goddess of spring flowers & vegetation

30:     Walpurgisnacht - German celebration of witches

May 2020: A good time to expand your horizons, try something new, or find a new job, career or hobby. Expand your horizons.

1:    Beltane, celebration of fire and fertility

        Samhain (SH), the Witches New Year

        Roman Festival oof the fertility goddess Bona Dea

5:    Cinco de Mayo

7:    Full Moon - Flower Moon at 6:45 am

10:  Mother's Day

13:  Celtiic Tree Month of Hawthorn begins

22:  New Moon

June 2020: Celebrate the long, light-filled days of summer. A great time to honor solar deities such as Ra, Horus, and Apollo. The sun nourishes and warms making it a great time for enhancing things already in your life.

5:    Full Moon - Strong Sun Moon at 3:12 pm

7-15: Vestalia, Roman Festival honoring the vestal virgins

10:  Celtic Tree Month of Oak begins

20:  Litha, the summer solstice

        Yule (SH), the winter solstice

21:  Father's Day

        New Moon

        Solar Eclipse

July 2020: The sun continues to burn bright during the long summer days and warm nights. A great time to get into the water at the beach, lake or pool and feel the power of water letting it wash away the old and bring you the new. It is also a great time to slow down, count your blessings and work on divination and meditation.

4:    Independence Day

5:    Full Moon - Blessing Moon at 12:44 am

8:    Celtic Tree Month of Holly begins

20:   New Moon

August 2020: Harvest time is time to reap the benefits of what you have been growing all year. Remember though to take some time to save some of the bounties up for the coming winter.

1:    Lammas or Lughnasdadh, celebrating the grain harvest

        Imbolc (SH), honoring the goddess Brighid and return of the light after the long winter

3:    Full Moon - Corn Moon at 11:59 am

5:    Celtic Tree Month of Hazel

13:  Pomona, Roman Festival of the goddess of apples and orchards

19:  New Moon

23:  Vucanalia, Roman Festival

September 2020: Fall comes to many areas, a time to prepare for the coming cold and celebrate home and family. Store your harvest, enjoy the cooler days and evenings by getting out into nature for long walks coming home to some comfort food.

2:    Celtic Tree Month of Vine begins

        Full Moon - Harvest Moon at 1:23 am

17:  New Moon

21:  International Day of Peace

22:  Mabon, the autumn equinox

        Ostara (SH), the spring equinox

30:   Celtic Tree Month of Ivy begins

October 2020: The dark half of the year begins. It is a time of reflection and honoring your ancestors and friends who have crossed over as the veil between the worlds is the thinnest. Divination and psychic messages, meditation and journaling are commonly practiced now.

1:    Full Moon - Blood Moon at 5:06 pm

3:    Roman Festival of Bacchus, god of vines, vegetation and wine

16: New Moon

28: Celtic Tree Month of Reed beings

31: Full Moon - a Blue Moon (2nd in the same month) at 10:51 am

      Samhain, the wtiches' new year

      Beltane (SH), a feast of fire and fertility

      Winter Nights/Vetrablot, Norse celebration of the arrival of winter.

November 2020: A time for meditation and reflection as winter sets in. Work to develop and strengthen your connection to the Divine, to let go of things that no longer serve you, and connect with family and friends.

1:    Mexican Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos)

11:  Veteran's Day

15:  New Moon

25: Celtic Tree Month of Elder begins

28: Thanksgiving Day (US)

30: Full Moon - Mourning Moon at 4:32 am

      Festival of Hecate Trivia honoring the goddess f magic and sorcery

December 2020: Enjoy the company of family and friends at the height of winter. It is a good time to reflect on the previous year and look forward to the new one ahead taking stock of things you want to change or improve.: A good time to focus on your preparations for spring, determining what new projects you want to start or plans for the future.

5:    Krampusnacht celebrating Krampus

13-14: Geminids meteor shower

14:   Solar eclipse

        New Moon

17:  Saturnalia, a Roman celebration of the god Saturn, begins

21:  Yule, the winter solstice

       Litha (SH), the summer solstice

23:  Celtic Tree Month of Birch begins

25:  Feast of Frau Holle, the Germanic goddess

25:  Christmas Day

29:  Full Moon - Long Nights Moon at 10:30 pm

31: Festival of Hogmanay