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Emancipation Day is recognised in many countries, particularly in the Caribbean, as the celebration of the emancipation of slaves in the British Empire on 1st August 1834 as a result of the British Emancipation Act (In fact slavery still existed, as the Act only transformed the slaves into Indentured Workers

Lughnasadh, Lammas, the Tailltean Games or Celebration of Bread is the wiccan, pagan and neopagan festival which celebrates harvest and honours the spirit of the grain. The name Lugnasadh is preferred by many pagans, to distinguish the celebration from the Christian Lammas. It comes from Irish (Gaelic) Lughnasadh. In the

Imbolc (pronounced "im-olk"), also sometimes Oimelc, is the pagan celebration of the start of Spring. In the Northern hemisphere it is celebrated on or around 1st February, and in the Southern around 1st August. Although traditionally celebrated exactly on these dates, many modern pagans calculate it by the date on

This article is about the Church celebration Lammas. Click here for: the article on the Wiccan/Neopagan celebration Lammas (Lughnassad). In Scotland, Lammas is one of the Term and Quarter Days on which debts, especially quarterly rents, are payable. It falls on 28th August, although prior to 1886 it

Friendship Day is a day that is set aside to recapture and celebrate the spirit of friendship. In 1935, a proclamation was made by the US congress to honor friends and declared that the first Sunday of August would be National Friendship Day. This was received with appreciation by the

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