Here we have a very long A to Z listing of all the festivals, feast days, holy days, and holidays that I have posted information about here on the Pagan Calendar.
A
- A Day of Silence – dates vary
- A Day Out of Time – July 25
- A day sacred to all deities of the crossroads – October 22
- A-ma Festival – April 9
- Advent – dates vary
- Advent of Isis – January 2
- Agathos Daimon – 2nd day after the new moon
- Agonalia – January 9
- Alasitas – Festival of Ekeko – January 24 (also in Sept)
- All Fools Day – April 1
- All Saints Day – November 1
- All Souls Day – November 2
- A-ma Festival – dates vary
- Ambarvalia – May 29
- Andrzejki – November 30
- Anastenaria – May 21 – 23
- Anestheria – March 4
- Anthesteria – February 11 thru 13
- Aphrodesia – February 6
- Apple Gifting Day – January 1
- April Fools Day – April 1
- Autumn Equinox – September 21, 22 or 23
B
- Baba Yaga’s Feast Day – November full moon
- Bacchanalia – March 16 – 17
- Bald Eagle Day – June 20
- Barley Moon – September full moon
- Bastille Day – July 14
- Bawming Day – 3rd Saturday in June
- Bear Wakes Up – February 2
- Beltane – April 30 – May 1
- Beltane Fire Festival – April 30
- Bendideia of Bendis – June 6 or full moon before or closest to the solstice
- Big Winter Moon – December full moon
- Bill of Rights Day – December 15
- Birthday of Mother Earth – March 8
- Birth of the Unconquered Sun – December 24
- Black Christ Festival – January 15
- Blessing of the Animals – September 4
- Blessing of the Sea – 1st Sunday in August
- Blessing of the Waters – late January or May 21 – 23
- Blood Moon – October full moon
- Blue Moon – dates vary
- Bodhi Day – 8th day of the 12th lunar month
- Bona Dea – Spring Festival – May 1
- Bona Dea – Winter – December 4
- Bonfire Night – various dates
- Bonfires of St John – June 24
- Boryeong Mud Festival – dates vary
- Borrowing Days – March 29 – 31
- Boxing Day – December 26
- Break The Cakes Day – January 2
- Bringing In The Boar – December 30
- Broken Needles Festival – February 8
- Brumalia – November 24 – December 24
- Buck Moon – July full moon
- Buddha Day – May 19
- Burning the Hom Strom – first Sat in February
- Burns Night – January 25
C
- Canada Day – July 1
- Candlemas – February 2
- Carmentalia – January 11 and 15
- Cat Nights – August 17
- Celebration of the Tao – May 25
- Chakri Day – April 6
- Charming of the Plow – Feb 2
- Childermass – December 28
- Chinese Moon Festival – full moon nearest the autumnal equinox
- Chinese New Year – Dates vary
- Christ the King – last Sunday in October (alternative dates November 20 thru November 26)
- Cinco de Mayo – May 5
- Cold Food Festival – April 4 – 6
- Cold Sophie – May 15
- Compitalia – January 12
- Constitution Day – September 17
- Corn Moon – October full moon
- Crossroads Day – October 22
D
- Daeboreum – first full moon of the new year of the lunar Korean calendar
- Daedala – March 10 (approx)
- Daisy Day – January 28
- Dakini Day – 25th day of each lunar month
- Damballa’s Day – March 17
- Dasara – September 30
- Day of Aganyu
- Day of Artisans – March 23
- Day of Bad Omens – July 18, October 6
- Day of Bau
- Day of Blood – March 24
- Day of the Covenant – dates vary
- Day of the Dead – November 1st
- Day of Hecate – August 13
- Day of Hel – July 10
- Day of the Ovens
- Day of Rauni – July 15
- Day of Remembrance – May 9, 11, 13
- Day of Selene
- Day of Unn – July 9
- Day of the Wren – December 26
- Death of Tammuz – December 21
- Delphinia
- Depina Hekates – November 16
- Dia de los Reyes – January 6
- Diasia
- Disablot
- Disfest
- Distaff Day – January 7
- Disting – February 2
- Divalia
- Dog Days of Summer – July 3 – August 11
- Dondoyaki – January 14 and 15
- Dōngzhì Festival – Winter Solstice
- Dōsojin Matsuri – Japanese Fire Festival – dates may vary
- Double Ninth Day – Septenber 9
- Durdevan – May 6
- Dyngus Day – Easter Monday
- Dyzymas Day – December 28
E
- Earth Day – April 21 or Vernal Equinox
- Easter Sunday – dates vary
- Egg Rolling Day
- Einherjar Day – same as Memorial Day
- Elder Tree Month
- Emancipation Day – June 19
- Epiphany – January 6
- Eponalia
- Epulum Jovis
- Eve of St Agnes – January 22
- Evergreen Day – January 4
- Everyman’s Birthday – 7th day of the Chinese New Year
- Expulsion of the Demons of Bad Luck – March 29
F
- Fall Equinox – Sept 21, 22, or 23
- Fast of Thoth – September 19
- Fast in Honor of Holy Mother of Jesus – August 1
- Father’s Day – 3rd Sunday in June
- Faunalia – December 5
- Februalia – January 30 – February 2
- Feast of Aphrodite – February 6
- Feast of Baba Yaga – November full moon
- Feast of Baron Samedi – November 2
- Feast of the Charites – dates vary widely – January 30 – 31, January 17 – 18, April 18 – 19, May 26, July 9 – 10, or October 13.
- Feast of the Dews – June 24
- Feast of the Divine Life – September 21
- Feast of the Einherjar – weekend nearest November 1
- Feast of Expectant Mothers – July 2
- Feast of Fools – December 29
- Feast of the Holy Innocents – December 28
- Feast day of Illmatar – August 26
- Feast of Kuan Yin – July 19
- Feast of the Lemures – May 9, 11, and 13
- Feast of Mary Magdalene – July 22
- Feast of the Old Roman Goddess Befana – January 5
- Feast of Our Lady of Carmel – July 16
- Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe – December 12
- Feast of the Queen of Heaven – May 30
- Feast of St Agnes – January 22
- Feast of St Anne – July 26
- Feast of St Bernadette – April 16
- Feast of St John – June 24
- Feast of Ullr – November 27
- Feriae Marti– March 1
- Feriae Sementivae – January 24
- Feralia – February 21
- Festival for The Pales – April 21, July 7
- Festival of Amaterasu – July 17
- Festival of Bast – April 15
- Festival of Bellona – June 3
- Festival for the Broken Needles – February 8
- Festival of Carna – June 1
- Festival of Cats – dates vary
- Festival of Consus – August 21 and December 15
- Festival of Cerridwen – July 3
- Festival of Ekeko – Anasitas – January 24 (also in September)
- Festival of Fata – June 24
- Festival of Feronia – November 13 or 15
- Festival of the Handmaidens – July 7
- Festival of Holy Marys – May 24
- Festival of Juno – June 1 – 2
- Festival of Knut the Reaper – July 10
- Festival of Kore – January 5 or 6
- Festival of Lares Compitales – January 5
- Festival of Lugh – August 1
- Festival of Mater Matuta – June 11
- Festival of Mens – May 8 – see also, Quinquatria
- Festival of Navigation – March 5
- Festival of Odin – November 12
- Festival of Poseidon – December 1
- Festival of Saint Agatha – February 3 thru 5
- Festival of Salii – March 21 – 23
- Festival of Salus – March 30
- Festival of Sol Indigis – August 9
- Festival of Terminus – February 23
- Festival of Thoth – August 6
- Festival of the Tooth – Full moon in August and the week before
- Festival of Torches – August 15
- Fête of the Little Boats – April 6
- First Footing – December 31 – January 1
- Five Epagomenal Days – July 27 – 31
- Flag Day – June 14
- Flight of the King
- Floralia – April 28 – May 1
- Flores de Mayo – May 1 – 31
- Fordicia – Festival of Tellus – April 15
- Forgiveness Sunday – dates vary
- Fornacalia – February 5 – February 17
- Fox Wedding Festival – November 3
- Freyfaxi – August 23
- Friday the 13th – dates vary
- Frigga Blot
- Furinalia – July 25
- Furukawa Matsuri
- Furry Dance – May 8 (dates may vary)
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- Ganesh Chaturthi – dates vary
- Gantan-sai – January 1
- Genna – January 7
- Geranium Day – dates vary
- Ghede – N0v 2
- Ghost Festival – dates vary
- Ghost Month – dates vary
- Gold Rush Day
- Good Friday – dates vary
- Good Luck Day – January 17
- Great Fifteenth – 1st full moon of the new year of the lunar Korean calendar
- Groundhog Day – February 2
- Guy Fawkes Day – November 5
H
- Halcyon Days – December 14 – 28
- Halloween – October 31
- Haloa – January 8 – 9th
- Hana-Matsuri – April 8
- Handsel Monday – first Monday in January
- Hanukkah – dates vary
- Hare’s Moon – May full moon
- Harvest Moon – Full moon nearest Autumn Equinox
- Hawthorn Moon
- Hazel Moon
- Hekate Supper – when the first sliver of the new moon is visible; (alternatively) on the night before the dark moon
- Hemis Festival – dates vary
- Herb Harvesting Day – June 29
- Herbal Holy Day – August 15
- Hercules’s Day
- Hero’s Day
- Hidrellez – May 6
- Hilaria – Day after the Vernal Equinox
- Hogmanay – December 31
- Hola Mohalla – dates vary
- Holi – during the full moon in the Hindu month of Phagan
- Holly Moon
- Holy Wednesday
- Holy Wells Day – March 2
- Honey Moon – June full moon
- Hong Kong Well Wishing Festival – Dates vary
- Honor Your Guardian Angel Day – October 2
- Honoring The Thunder God – July 29
- Humane Day – 1st Sunday in May
- Hunter’s Moon – October full moon
- Hygeia’s Day – February 26
I
- Icemen Days – May 11 – 13
- Ides of March – March 15
- Imbolc – February 2
- Independence Day – July 4
- Insect Hearing Festival – May 28
- International Day of Peace – September 21
- Inti Raymi, Peruvian Festival of the Sun – June 24
- Iroquois Mid-Winter Ceremony – When the first new moon arrives while both the Ursa Major and Ursa Minor constellations are visible
J
- Japanese Flower Festival
- Johnny Appleseed Day – March 11
K
- Kakava Spring Festival – May 5 – 6
- Kalends of January – January 1 – 3
- Kalevala Day – February 28
- Kallyntaria – May 19 – 28
- King Frost Day – February 4
- King Kamehameha Day – June 11
- Kitchen God Festival – approx. a week before the Chinese New Year
- Kite Flying Day
- Krishna Janmashtami – August 15
L
- Labor Day – First Monday in Sept
- Lady Godiva Day – July 10
- Lady Luck Day – April 5
- Là Fhèill Brìghde – February 1
- La Mas Ubhal – November 1
- Lammas – August 1
- Larentalia
- Lazarus Saturday
- Lemuria – May 9, 11, and 13
- Liberalia
- Li Chun – Eve of Chinese New Year:
- Litha – June 20 – 22
- Loki’s Day
- Long Nights Moon – dates vary
- Lucaria – July 19
- Ludi Cereales
- Ludi Piscatari – June 17
- Ludi Plebeii – November 4 – 17
- Ludi Romani – September 4
- Lughnasadh – August 1
- Lunantishees Day – November 11
- Lunar Eclipse – dates vary
- Lupercalia – February 15
M
- Mabon – September 21, 22, or 23
- Mahayana New Year – Starts on the first full moon day in January
- Maidens Fair on Hen Mountain – July 17
- Mardi Gras – Tuesday before Ash Wednesday
- Marduk’s Feast Day – March 12
- Martes y Trece – Tuesday the 13th
- Martinmas – November 11
- Maslenitsa – dates vary
- Matronalia – March 1
- Mauni Amavasya – new moon in the Hindu month of ‘Magha’
- Mawlid an Nabi – dates vary
- May Day Eve
- Méan Earraigh – dates vary
- Meditrinalia
- Megalesia – April 4 – April 10
- Memorial Day – last Monday in May
- Mice Wedding Day – October 27 or November 8
- Michaelmas – September 29
- Midsummer – on or near the Summer Solstice
- Midwives Day – January 8
- Minervalia
- Moon Day – July 20
- Mother March – March 1
- Mother Night – December 27
- Mother’s Day – 2nd Sunday in May
- Mothers of Arles – May 24 – 28
- Mothering Sunday – dates vary
- Mourning Moon – November full moon
- Mundus – August 24
- Music Day – March 21
N
- Naadam Festival – July 11 – 13
- National Tartan Day – April 6
- Nativity of Blessed Mary – September 21
- Nativity Fast – November 15 thru December 24
- Navaratri – September 21 – 29
- Navigium Isidis – March 5
- Nemesia – August 23
- Nemoralia – August 13
- Neptunalia – July 23
- Never Again Day – June 19
- New Moon – dates vary
- New Year’s Eve – December 31
- New Year’s Day – January 1
- New Year of the Trees – 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shevat
- Night of Hekate Suppers – Last night of the waning moon
- Night of the Crossroads – November 16
- Night of a Teardrop – June 16
- Noah Webster’s Birthday – October 16
- Nones of the Wild Fig
- Nonae Caprotinae
- Noumenia – Day after the new moon
- Nunavut Day – July 9
O
- Oak Moon
- O-Bon Festival – August 13 – 15, or July 13 – 15
- Opalia – August 10
- Opiconsivia – August 25
- Ostara – Vernal Equinox
P
- Palm Sunday – dates vary
- Pamona’s Day
- Pancake Day – Tuesday before Ash Wednesday
- Parentalis
- Parilia – April 21, July 7
- Passover Begins
- Patriot Day – September 11
- Peppercorn Ceremony
- Pharmakos – June 3
- Pioneer Day – July 24
- Plant A Turnip Seed Today – July 25
- Plough Monday – First Monday after January 6
- Plowing Day – March 26
- Plynteria – May 19 – 28
- Pomona’s Day – August 13 or November 1
- Popcorn Day – January 19
- Poplifugia – July 5
- Portunalia – August 17
- Poseidonia of Aegina – A Midwinter Festival lasting as long as 2 months
- Powamu Festival – Late January or early February
- Purification Feast – March 13
Q
- Quickening Moon – February full moon
- Quinquatria – March 19 – 23
R
- Raksha Bandhan – August 7
- Raud the Strong’s Day – January 9
- Red Carnation Day – January 29
- Reindeer Race – Dates vary
- Regifugium
- Ritual for Mother Cotton – dates vary
- Robigalia – April 25
- Rose of the World Day – July 3
- Rosalia – May 10 and 31
- Rosh Hashanah – September 21 – 22
- Rousalii
- Rumilia Festival – July 7
- Rural Dionysia – November 28
- Russian Butter Festival – dates vary
- Russian Christmas – January 7
S
- Samhain – November 1
- Sami Week (Norway) – Dates vary
- Samjinnal – March 30
- Sânziene – June 24
- Saturnalia – December 17
- See A Real Fox Wedding – 10th day of the 10th lunar month
- Sementivae (Second festival of Tellus) – December 13
- Septimontium
- Setsubun – February 3 or 4
- Sham el-Nessim – April 17
- Shichi Fukujin – Seven Deities of Luck – January 1
- Sign of the Oak Tree – March 21
- Smell the Breeze Day – March 27
- Snake Saturday – Saturday before St Patrick’s Day
- Snake Sunday – Sunday before St Patrick’s Day
- Snow Day – January 3
- Snow Moon – November full moon
- Solar Eclipse – dates vary
- Songkran – April 13 thru 16
- St Agatha’s Day – February 5
- St Andrew’s Day – November 30
- St Anne’s Eve – July 23
- St Benedict Day – July 11
- St Dustan’s Day – May 19
- St Dwynwen’s Day – January 25
- St George’s Day – April 23 or May 6
- St James the Great Day – July 25
- St Knut’s Day – January 13
- St Lawrence Day – August 10
- St Nicholas Day – December 6
- St Paul’s Day – January 25
- St Stephen’s Day – December 26
- St. Swithin’s Day – July 15
- St Vitus Day – June 15 or 28
- St Vladimir the Great Day – July 15
- Stikklestad Day – July 29
- Stonehaven Fireball Ceremony – December 31
- Storm Moon – March full Moon
- Stir Up Sunday – last Sunday before Advent
- Summer Finding
- Summer Solstice – June 20 – 22
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- Tako-Age
- Tanabata – July 7
- Tea and Tephi Day
- Thanksgiving Day – last Thurs in November
- Thargalia
- Thorrablot (Þorrablót) – the Friday after January 19
- Three Kings Day – January 6
- Timkat – January 19
- Tish’a B’av – August 1
- Tubilustrium – March 23, May 23
- Tomb Sweeping Day – April 4 or 5
- Transfiguration Sunday – the final Sunday following Epiphany, and before Lent
- Trinity Sunday – dates vary
- Tu B’shvat – New Year for Trees – 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shvat
- Twelfth Night – January 5
U
- Unicorn Day – April 9
- Up Helly Aa – last Tuesday in January
- Uruz
V
- Valentine’s Day – February 14
- Vat Purnima – dates vary
- Veneralia – April 1
- Vernal Equinox
- Vertumnalia – August 13
- Veteran’s Day – November 11
- Victoria Day – the Monday preceding May 25
- Vidar’s Day – June 14
- Vidovdan – June 28
- Vinalia Rustica – August 19
- Visakha Puja – dates vary
- Volcanalia – August 23
- Volturnalia – August 27
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- Walpurgisnacht – April 30
- Waqf al Arafa – August 31
- Whale Festival
- Wind Moon – April full moon
- Winter Finding – Sept 21
- Winter Nights
- Winter Solstice – December 21 or 22
- Wipe The Slate Clean Day – August 1
- Wolf Moon – January Full Moon
- Women’s Equality Day – August 26
- World Environment Day – June 5
- World Religions Day – 3rd Sunday in January
Y
- Yom Kippur – September 30
- Yule
Z
- Zeus’ Day – June 12
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