Since 1998, Llewellyn's Witches' Calendar has been a favorite way to mark the turning of the Wheel of the Year. This beautiful calendar features magical wisdom, astrological data, and Witch's holidays, making it the perfect choice for bringing more happiness and enchantment into your year. Full Wolf Moon (4:51 PM, MST) Traditionally, this full Moon was called the Wolf Moon because it appeared in the night sky when the wolves howled outside the villages in hunger. Suggested Celebration Planning: That day, or wait until the next weekend (Sept 25-26) after the Sun is in Libra. Suggested Celebration Planning: Best observed Sunday, November 26, 2023, after moon enters Gemini at 7:40 pm. Suggested Celebration Planning: Night before on Thursday, Nov. 18, while moon is still waxing in Taurus. Stay up late to catch the Lunar Eclipse at 3:57 am.

The original Mother’s Day. This is the Festival of Women which is observed to honor Juno Luciana. 4 - Feast of Rhiannon( Epona) Suggested Celebration Timing: Narrow window of observance on Tuesday, March 21, 2023 between moon entering Aries at 12:01 pm and 1 hour 22 minutes later at exact dark at 1:23 pm. Could potentially combine with Ostara Sabbat rites.Suggested Celebration Timing: Observe early that day between 2:36 am when the moon enters Leo until exact conjunction at 1:55 pm. Norse Heathen celebration honoring Thor. A mid-winter feast. 21 - February 17 - Celtic Month Rowan Moon

March 10: New Moon in Pisces – tap into your intuition, develop your psychic abilities, or practice your penchant for astral projection by tapping into the power of dreamy, mysterious Pisces. Exact time: 5:02 a.m. Suggested Celebration Planning: Wednesday, August 30, 2023, after moon enters Pisces at 9:56 am and before exact full that night at 9:36 pm.

Full moon – Long Nights Moon, or Cold Moon, at 11:09 pm. Now is a good season for spiritual alchemy. It’s time to evaluate your life, and know that you’ll survive the dark times. If you’ve already put the darkness behind you, take your good fortune and share it with others. Full Worm Moon (1:20 AM, MST) Traditionally this moon name comes from the earthworms being seen in the warming spring soil. Ancient Greek festival to mourn the death of Adonis 23 - Neptunalia August 1 - Lammas /Lughnasadh/ Freyfaxi