Beltane Fire Festival

The Beltane fire festival welcomes the abundance of the fertile earth and is celebrated with bonfires, Maypoles, dancing, and a feast, with its roots in European traditions, Beltane is observed by many of today's Pagans and others as a time for lighting a bonfire, dancing, and performing rituals.

The Celts divided the year into two main seasons. Winter, the beginning of the year fell on November 1 (Irish: Samain) and midyear and summer on May 1 (Irish: Beltaine), opposite for us here in the Southern Hemisphere.

These two junctures were thought to be critical periods when the bonds between the human and supernatural worlds were temporarily erased; on May Eve witches and fairies roamed freely.

Beltane celebrates the coming new life and growth. Observed on October 31−November 1 in the Southern Hemisphere. 

The Beltane Fire Festival is an all ages event, no alcohol allowed on the festival site.  Family Tickets are 2 Adults and 2 Children Under 16

Please choose tickets carefully as there are no refunds for change of mind, inability to attend or sickness

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