The Wheel of the Year

Eight Sabbats. Eight Turnings.

The Wheel of the Year marks the cycle of the sun — eight sacred festivals that honour the seasons, the harvest, and the eternal dance of light and dark. Each Sabbat is a threshold, an invitation to pause and be present with the earth.

Samhain

31 October · Cross-quarter

Spirit

The witch's new year. The veil between worlds is thinnest — a time to honour those who have passed, release what no longer serves, and set intentions for the dark half of the year. Our first kit arrives three weeks before the sabbat, giving you time to prepare your altar and sit with the season before the date arrives.

Ancestors, endings, the veil

Our first kit launches at Samhain.

Yule

21 December · Winter Solstice

Earth

The longest night. From this point the sun is reborn and the days begin to lengthen. A time for stillness, gratitude, and kindling the inner flame through the darkest season.

Rebirth, light, hope

Imbolc

1 February · Cross-quarter

Fire

The first stirring of spring beneath the frozen earth. Sacred to Brigid, goddess of fire and healing — a time for purification, creative sparks, and planting seeds of intention.

Purification, new beginnings, Brigid

Ostara

20 March · Spring Equinox

Air

Day and night in perfect balance. The world wakes — flowers bloom, animals stir, and the energy of growth and possibility fills the air. A time for new projects and fresh starts.

Balance, fertility, renewal

Beltane

1 May · Cross-quarter

Fire

The great fire festival. Life force is at its peak — a time to celebrate love, creativity, and the fertile abundance of the earth. Leap the Beltane fire and step into your power.

Passion, union, abundance

Litha

21 June · Summer Solstice

Fire

Midsummer — the sun at its zenith. A time of joy, magic, and full expression. The world is lush and alive. Honour the light before it begins its slow retreat.

Peak power, the sun, courage

Lughnasadh

1 August · Cross-quarter

Earth

The first harvest festival, sacred to Lugh. Grain is cut, bread is baked, and the first fruits are offered in gratitude. A time to celebrate what has grown and what must be released.

First harvest, gratitude, sacrifice

Mabon

22 September · Autumn Equinox

Water

The autumn equinox — a second moment of balance before the dark descends. A time for deep gratitude, reflection on the year's harvest, and preparing the spirit for the inward journey ahead.

Balance, second harvest, reflection

Begin with Samhain.

Our first kit honours the witch's new year. Join the waitlist and be ready when the veil thins.

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