1

Loki, Norse. Day of Aphrodite/Venus in Greece/Rome. Huntigowok Day in Scotland.

2

No-Ruz (Iranian New Year), dedicated to Aphrodite.

3

Birthday of Buddha. Sechselauten, Swiss drive out Boog (Old Man Winter) with din.

4

Megalesia of Cybele ( to 4/10), Anatolian games of the Great Mother.

5

Day of Fortuna, Roman Goddess of Fate and Fortune.

7

Feast of Blajini, Rumanians make offerings to the kindly ones, water and underworld spirits.

8

Galaxia, Greek adoration of Cybele.

9

Hocktide, in England.

11

Olympieia, Greek festival honoring Olympian Zeus.

12

Cerelia (to 4/19), Games of Ceres.

13

Festival of Libertas in Rome.

14

Sommarblot, Norse Summer Festival.

15

Fordicalia, Roman festival of Tellus Mater, the Earth Mother. Festival of Bast in Egypt.

16

Hiketeria, Greek supplication of Apollo.

18

Thargelia, Greek festival of Purification of Apollo and Artemis.

20

21

Paralia, feast of Roman Pastoral Goddess, Pales and Dea Roma, birthday of Rome (753 BCE). Feast of Ufect in Egypt. Earth Day.

22

Festival of Ishtar, in Babylon. Penteria, washing Minerva's clothes in Her temple in Rome.

23

Festival of the Green Man, God of Vegitation. Pyre Festival, for the Syrian Goddess Astarte.

24

Vinalia Priora, Roman first seasonal wine festival, of Venus and Jove.

26

Mounichia, Greeks honor Artemis and Iphegenia.

28

Floralia (to 5/2), dedicated to Goddess Flora, a remembrance of loved ones passed on to the Summerland. Sacred Embassy to Delos, in Greece.

30

Walpurgisnacht, German May Eve, dedicated to Walpurgia, Goddess of Fertility. Vappu Day in Finland.