1

Matronalia, Festival of the Roman goddess Juno Lucina, protectress of women and marriage. Vestal fires relit Whuppity Scoorie, in Scotland.

2

Mother March, Bulgarian women do no work this day.

5

Navigum Isidis (Blessing of the Vessel of Isis), Isis opens the seas to navigation.

6

Mars' Day Start of Flowering Time, Celtic. Diasia, Greek Ward Off Poverty Festival, sacrificing pigs to Zeus.

7

Junoalia, celebration of matrons and girls dedicated to Roman Goddess Juno. Feast of Rhiannon, Welsh.

8

Birthday of Mother Earth in China.

9

Celebration of Aphrodite and Adonis.

11

Hercules' Day.

12

Hypatia's Day, in Alexandria.

14

Equirria, Roman horse racing festival to Mars. Venturius Manurius, Roma armor making festival.

15

Feast of Anna Perenna, Roman New Year festival to the wife of Mars.

16

Festival of Dyonysus in Greece (two days). Sixth Gahambar, Zoroastrian.

17

Festival of Astarte, Canaanite.

18

Feast of Athena, Greek. Sheela's Day, Icelandic festival to fertility Goddess.

19

Day of Minerva. Urban Dionysia (to 24th), Greek theatical performances in honor of Dionysos.

20

Sun enters Aries. Ostara/Eostre. Alban Eilir, Spring Equinox. Feast of Ba-nab-dedet, Egyptian god of sexual fertility. Zagmuk, in Persia.

21

On this day Tara was founded by the Milesian princeses Tea and Tephi.

22

Quinquatria (to 2/23) festival of Roman Goddess Minerva.

23

Summer Finding, Norse.

25

Greek festival of Athena. Hilaria, Roman festival to Cybele and Attis.

26

Plowing Day, Slavic.

27

Smell the Breeze Day, in Egypt.

28

Birthday of Kwan Yin and Rama.

29

Basilissa in Greece. Festival of Ishtar, in Babylon.

30

Festival of Janus and Concordia in Rome. Day of Bau, Babylonian festival of the Mother of Ea, the Earth.

31

Feast of Luna, in Rome.