Samhain Festival of Halloween
31/10/2023
We mark Samhain Festival of Halloween each year on the 31st of October. Celtic Origins Halloween’s origins can be traced back to the Celtic festival of Samhain (pronounced…
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Christmas TV Specials
22/12/2021
Strictly Tess Daly is of course the co-presenter on Strictly Come Dancing. Many have commented that this year’s series of Strictly has been the most exciting in years….
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Samhain or Halloween has long been celebrated in America in a big way, and many feel that the UK has commercialised the day, making it into yet another…
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Sunstone & Moonstone: Perfect for Autumn Equinox
22/09/2021
Today, we are exploring two crystals that are perfect for celebrating this change in season – Moonstone and Sunstone. At 8.20 pm tonight (Wednesday 22nd September 2021) in…
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What to Do With Your Easter Leftovers
08/04/2021
If you find yourself with leftover Easter goodies, then why not turn them into some delicious treats… Cornflake Cakes (Makes 24) Melt 75g of butter, 4 tablespoons of…
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The Complete History Of Shrove Tuesday
16/02/2021
Shrove Tuesday occurs on Tuesday 16th February, it is otherwise known as Pancake Day. Traditionally Shrove Tuesday was a ‘feasting day’, before Lent began on Ash Wednesday, marking…
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Year of the Ox: Happy Chinese New Year!
12/02/2021
The Year of the Ox (Metal) commences on 12th February 2021 until 30th January 2022. Other Year of the Ox years are as follows: 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997,…
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Discover Our Zodiac Christmas Guide
16/12/2020
We are exploring a Zodiac Christmas. When it comes to family gatherings and events in the calendar like Christmas, how do the different star signs approach things? Zodiac…
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Angel Altar: Why not make one this Christmas
11/12/2020
Have you decorated for Christmas yet? We are exploring how an Angel Altar can help…There is no doubt that the ‘Rule of 6’, special bubbles, tiered lockdown measures…
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The month of May – Beltane – Fire Festival
01/05/2020
The month of May: Today marks day 39 of lock-down in the UK. With no end in sight and a change in how we live for the near…
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New Year Sparkle
10/01/2020
There is no doubt that the New Year can feel like a bit of an anti-climax. The excitement of Christmas, shopping, presents, meeting up with family and friends…
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12 Days of Christmas – Fun Facts
06/12/2019
Why not wow your friends, with your weird and wonderful Christmas knowledge? Or if you are making homemade gifts, crackers or table settings, then you could include some…
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Blessed Beltane & May Day
26/04/2019
May Day The first day in the month of May, commonly referred to as ‘May Day’ is a spring festival. It is a public holiday that has been…
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Saint Patrick’s Day Traditions
15/03/2019
Regardless of your heritage, you are probably aware of Saint Patrick’s Day. On the 17th of March every year, the whole world turns Irish! From celebrations in pubs,…
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The Spirit of Christmas
20/12/2018
Christmas is one time where we all come together to celebrate. For many, Christmas is their favourite day of the year. But it can come and go within…
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