The pagan Wheel of the Year offers a vibrant tapestry of sacred moments, from the eight Sabbats to Esbats, Moon phases, and days honoring ancestors and deities. Navigating these observances across diverse traditions and pantheons can feel like a journey in itself, with some paths celebrating multiple festivals for the same season or deity.
This updated guide for 2025 is designed to help you stay organized and connected to the sacred cycles of the year. Below, you’ll find a comprehensive list of holidays celebrated in the Northern Hemisphere by Neopagans, including Norse, Druidic, and Heathen traditions, as well as the core Wiccan Sabbats.
March 20: Ostara 🌷
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This one-page calendar offers a concise overview of Pagan holidays in 2025. A full list of observances can be found below. ↓
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- All 2025 Pagan Holidays (listed below)
- 2025 Northern Hemisphere Wheel of the Year
- 2025 Southern Hemisphere Wheel of the Year
- 2025 Lunar Calendar Only
- 2025 Celtic Tree Calendar Only
- 2025 Norse Holidays Only
- 2025 Roman Holidays Only
If you don’t use Google Calendar, that’s okay! The links below are for the iCal versions. You’ll need to follow the instructions for your specific calendar app, but they should work across devices and platforms.
- All 2025 Pagan Holidays (listed below)
- 2025 Northern Hemisphere Wheel of the Year
- 2025 Southern Hemisphere Wheel of the Year
- 2025 Lunar Calendar Only
- 2025 Celtic Tree Calendar Only
- 2025 Norse Holidays Only
- 2025 Roman Holidays Only
January 2025
January marks a period of renewal, self-improvement, and releasing what no longer serves us.
At the forefront of the year, January is a time for new beginnings, self-improvement, self-discovery, and letting go of all that no longer serves us.
January 6: Triple Goddess Day – celebrates the Goddess in Her triplicate form.
January 13-14: Full Wolf Moon in Cancer—focus on emotional healing and strengthening family bonds.
January 14: Thorrablot—Norse/Heathen festival honoring Thor, the God of Thunder.
January 18: Day of Danu, Celtic Mother Goddess—celebration of the Great Goddess who shows the way.
January 21: Celtic Tree Month of Rowan begins
January 29: New Moon in Aquarius—set intentions for innovation and community engagement.
January 2025 Printable Calendar
If you prefer paper calendars, we have just the thing for you! Download this free basic January 2025 Printable Calendar. The only dates on it are the Full and New Moons. Everything else is up to you!
February 2025
February ushers in a period of transition, marking the departure of winter and the anticipation of spring’s renewal.
February: Celebrated as Black History Month and LGBTQ History Month, honoring the contributions and histories of these communities.
February 1-2: Imbolc (High Winter) —a festival honoring the Goddess Brigid, symbolizing purification and the gradual return of light.
(Southern Hemisphere: Lammas or Lughnasadh – The grain harvest)
February 2: Candlemas—a Christian observance marking the presentation of Jesus at the Temple, often associated with the blessing of candles.
February 4: Dísablót—Norse celebration of female ancestors.
February 12: Full Snow Moon in Leo—focus on organization, health, and service.
February 14: Valentine’s Day—a day dedicated to love and affection between intimate partners.
February 15: Lupercalia—an ancient Roman festival celebrating purification and fertility.
February 18: Celtic Tree Month of Ash begins, symbolizing growth and connection.
February 28: New Moon in Pisces—a time to reflect on societal contributions, embrace innovative thinking, and strengthen community ties.
February 28: Cake Day—a day to offer cakes to deities and candles to ancestors, honoring their presence and guidance.
February 2025 Printable Calendar
If you prefer paper calendars, we have just the thing for you! Download this free basic February 2025 Printable Calendar. The only dates on it are the Full and New Moons. Everything else is up to you!
March 2025
March is a time of renewal and action, inspired by Mars, the Roman god of war. This month encourages us to pursue goals such as spring cleaning, gardening, and creative endeavors in preparation for the upcoming spring season.
March: Celebrated as Women’s History Month, honoring the contributions and achievements of women throughout history.
March 1: Matronalia—an ancient Roman festival dedicated to Juno, the goddess of marriage and childbirth.
March 8: International Women’s Day—a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women.
March 13: Full Worm Moon in Virgo —focus on balance, relationships, and harmony.
March 14: Total Lunar Eclipse—visible in Europe, much of Asia, much of Australia, much of Africa, North America, South America, Pacific, Atlantic, Arctic, and Antarctica.
March 17: St. Patrick’s Day—celebrating the patron saint of Ireland.
March 18: Celtic Tree Month of Alder begins, symbolizing strength and determination.
March 20: Ostara (Spring Equinox)—a celebration of balance, fertility, and the renewal of life.
(Southern Hemisphere: Mabon – The Autumn Equinox)
March 25: Lady Day—honoring the Crone aspect of the Goddess and the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary.
March 29: New Moon in Aries—a time to tap into intuition, develop psychic abilities, and explore the mystical aspects of life.
March 29: Partial Solar Eclipse—visible in Europe, northern Asia, northwestern Africa, much of North America, northern South America, Atlantic, and Arctic regions.
March 2025 Printable Calendar
If you prefer paper calendars, we have just the thing for you! Download this free basic March 2025 Printable Calendar. The only dates on it are the Full and New Moons. Everything else is up to you!
April 2025
April is a time to celebrate the blossoming of spring, honoring the divine feminine, our connection to the Earth, and unity with one another.
April 1: Fool’s Day—celebrates the energy of chaos, embracing spontaneity and the unexpected.
April 13: Full Pink Moon in Libra—focus on transformation and deep emotional healing.
April 15: Celtic Tree Month of Willow begins, symbolizing flexibility and resilience.
April 15: Sigrblot/Sumarsdag—Norse celebration marking the first day of summer in Scandinavian countries.
April 22: Earth Day—a day to honor Gaia, the personification of Earth, and promote environmental awareness.
April 23: Festival of the Greenman—celebrating deities of the forest and the renewal of nature.
April 25: Floralia/Spring Festival—a union of the Horned God and the Goddess of Spring, celebrating fertility and the blooming of flowers.
April 27: New Moon in Taurus—a moment to engage in creative meditation, release negativity, assess emotions, and practice shadow work while manifesting positive outcomes.
April 30: May Eve or Rhiannon’s Day—honoring the Welsh goddess Rhiannon, associated with fertility and the moon.
April 30: Walpurgisnacht—an annual gathering of witches, practitioners, and covens, celebrating the arrival of spring.
April 2025 Printable Calendar
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May 2025
May is a time to celebrate Beltane and Mother’s Day, embracing the warmth of life shared with family and friends, and looking forward to the pleasant days ahead.
May 1: Beltane (High Spring)—an ancient pagan festival of fire celebrating the divine union of the God and Goddess.
(Southern Hemisphere: Samhain – the Witches’ New Year)
May 11: Mother’s Day (US observance)—a day to honor and appreciate mothers and mother figures.
May 12: Full Flower Moon in Scorpio—a time to focus on growth, adventure, and expanding horizons.
May 13: Celtic Tree Month of Hawthorn begins, symbolizing love and protection.
May 15: Buddha Day—a day set aside by Buddhists to celebrate the birth of Buddha.
May 27: New Moon in Gemini—a time to reflect on personal belongings, surroundings, and what makes a home special. Assess how your environment can better fulfill your personal needs and take steps to make your house into a home.
May 28: Feast of Bendidia—a celebratory feast honoring Bendis, the Thracian goddess of the moon and the underworld.
May 2025 Printable Calendar
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June 2025
June marks the height of summer, offering an ideal time to connect with solar deities and harness the sun’s energy for personal growth and transformation.
June: Celebrated as Pride Month, honoring the LGBTQ+ community and their contributions.
June 10: Celtic Tree Month of Oak begins, symbolizing strength and endurance.
June 11: Full Strawberry Moon in Sagittarius—focus on ambition, discipline, and achieving long-term goals.
June 15: Father’s Day—a day to honor and appreciate fathers and father figures.
June 20-21: Litha (Summer Solstice)—celebration of the longest day of the year, marking the peak of solar energy (midsummer) and the beginning of the sun’s gradual decline.
(Southern Hemisphere: Yule – The Winter Solstice)
June 23: Day of the Lady & Lord of the Sidhe—a time to honor the Fae and otherworldly aspects of the divine.
June 24: Day of Household Deities—an opportunity to cleanse and rededicate altars or household shrines, honoring protective spirits of the home.
June 25: New Moon in Cancer—a time to reflect on communication and social skills. Engage in active listening and consider journaling to explore personal growth.
June 2025 Printable Calendar
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July 2025
July offers a time to celebrate nature’s beauty and reflect on personal blessings as daylight begins to wane.
July 1: Crone Day—honoring the Crone aspect of the Triple Goddess, symbolizing wisdom and the natural cycles of life.
July 8: Celtic Tree Month of Holly begins, representing protection and strength.
July 10: Full Buck Moon in Capricorn—focus on ambition, discipline, and achieving long-term goals.
July 21: Witch’s Day—a day to celebrate the craft in all its forms, honoring the diverse practices and traditions within witchcraft.
July 24: New Moon in Leo—an ideal moment for introspection and shadow work, embracing vulnerabilities, and learning from deep desires and past experiences.
July 2025 Printable Calendar
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August 2025
August is a time to harvest and appreciate the fruits of your labor from the past year. Reflect on your achievements and the progress you’ve made during this period.
August 1: Lammas or Lughnasadh (First Harvest)—celebrating the year’s first grain harvest.
(Southern Hemisphere: Imbolc – High Winter)
August 5: Celtic Tree Month of Hazel begins, symbolizing wisdom and inspiration.
August 9: Full Sturgeon Moon in Aquarius—focus on innovation, community, and humanitarian efforts.
August 21: Festival of Hecate—honoring the goddess Hecate, invoking her protection over the harvest.
August 23: New Moon in Virgo—an opportunity to build self-confidence and creativity. Consider pursuing a dream that has previously intimidated you.
August 23: Vulcanalia—a Roman festival dedicated to Vulcan and other deities of fire, celebrated to protect against destructive fires.
August 2025 Printable Calendar
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September 2025
September ushers in the autumn equinox, a time to reflect on life’s transience and gather with loved ones before winter’s arrival.
September 2: Celtic Tree Month of Vine begins, symbolizing harvest and introspection.
September 7: Harvest Moon in Pisces—a time to celebrate abundance and spiritual insight.
September 7: Total Lunar Eclipse—visible in Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa, western North America, eastern South America, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian Ocean, Arctic, and Antarctica.
September 13: Fire Lighting Ceremony—a candle-lit vigil honoring the spirits of the deceased.
September 21-22: Mabon (Autumnal Equinox)—marks a period of balance and gratitude for the harvest.
(Southern Hemisphere: Ostara – the Spring Equinox)
September 21: New Moon in Virgo—focus on self-improvement, establish routines, and engage in shadow work to address personal growth areas.
September 21: Partial Solar Eclipse—visible in New Zealand and parts of Antarctica.
September 21: Feast of the Guardian Spirits—a celebration honoring spirit guides.
September 30: Celtic Tree Month of Ivy begins, representing resilience and determination.
September 2025 Printable Calendar
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October 2025
October is a month rich in spiritual significance, with Samhain, a.k.a. the Witch’s New Year offering opportunities for introspection, divination, and honoring ancestors.
October 3: Festival of Bacchus—a Roman celebration honoring the god of wine and vegetation, embodying the joys of harvest and festivity.
October 7: Full Hunter’s Moon in Aries—a time to harness assertive energy for pursuing goals and embracing change.
October 18: Great Horn Festival—a celebration invoking the Horned God and the Lady of the Wood, focusing on nature’s cycles and fertility.
October 21: New Moon in Libra—an ideal time to focus on balance and harmony in relationships. Engage in shadow work to enhance empathy and grace in interactions.
October 28: Celtic Tree Month of Reed begins—symbolizing adaptability and resilience, encouraging reflection on personal growth.
October 31: Samhain (High Autumn)—a Sabbat marking the thinning veil between worlds, ideal for ancestor veneration and introspection.
(Southern Hemisphere: Beltane – a feast of fire and fertility)
October 31: Winter Nights/Vetrablot—a Norse celebration marking the onset of winter, honoring deities and ancestors for protection and prosperity.
October 2025 Printable Calendar
If you prefer paper calendars, we have just the thing for you! Download this free basic October 2025 Printable Calendar. The only dates on it are the Full and New Moons. Everything else is up to you!
November 2025
November ushers in a time of reflection and gratitude, as the year’s end approaches and the days grow shorter. It’s an ideal period to honor the cycles of nature and express appreciation for the abundance and lessons of the past months.
November 1: Cailleach’s Reign—Day of the Banshees
November 5: Super Full Beaver Moon in Taurus—Symbolizing preparation and diligence, this full moon invites grounding and the fortification of personal foundations.
November 16: Night of Hecate—A sacred evening dedicated to the goddess Hecate, honoring her wisdom and guidance through life’s transitions.
November 19: International Men’s Day—A day to recognize and celebrate the contributions and well-being of men in society.
November 20: New Moon in Scorpio—A potent time for deep introspection and shadow work. This phase encourages confronting hidden emotions and transforming negative patterns.
November 22: Night of Shiva—An observance honoring Lord Shiva, focusing on themes of destruction and rebirth.
November 25: Celtic Tree Month of Elder begins—The Elder tree symbolizes the end and beginning of cycles, making it a fitting time for reflection and renewal.
November 29: Feast of Hathor—A celebration dedicated to Hathor, the Egyptian goddess of love, beauty, and music.
November 2025 Printable Calendar
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December 2025
December is a time to revel in the season of togetherness. Spend your time indoors, enjoying the comfort of friends and family. Celebrate holidays and create precious memories as you bid farewell to another long year.
December 5: Super Full Cold Moon in Gemini
December 17–23: Saturnalia, the ancient Roman festival honoring Saturn, celebrated with feasting, gift-giving, and role reversals.
December 20: New Moon in Sagittarius – embrace the concepts of courage, understanding, and awareness. Spend time meditating in nature or exploring the world to see it from another’s point of view.
December 21: Yule (Winter Solstice) – a Winter festival celebrating the return of light after a long period of darkness.
December 24: Celtic Tree Month of Birch begins
December 24: Holly Eve – the Holly King departs, leaving gifts for children
December 25: Christmas Day
December 25: Oak Day – the birth of the Oak King
December 31: Hogmanay – New Year’s Eve; the Crone prepares to depart.
December 2025 Printable Calendar
If you prefer paper calendars, we have just the thing for you! Download this free basic December 2025 Printable Calendar. The only dates on it are the Full and New Moons. Everything else is up to you!
Thanks so much for the Calendar option on google.
You’re very welcome! I hope it helps 😊
thank u but im not able to print out november and december cuz every time i click on the link under the calender it pops up in small tiny print thats hard to see and those r the only 2 i need to save and print. but all the rest came up normal and was able to save and print
Sorry about that Sara – they’ve been corrected and you should now be able to download them properly!