Imbolc art

Blessed Imbolc

Imbolc, known also as Imbolg, Candlemas, Oimelc, Lá Fhéile Bríde and Là Fhèill Brìghde, marks the beginning of spring in some parts of the world and the slow retreat of deepest winter in other areas. The holiday has ancient origins in the Gaelic world and for many modern Pagans it’s seen as one of f

Imbolc, celebrated on February 1st, is a pagan festival that marks the beginning of spring and the promise of renewal. Learn about Imbolc traditions here.

Blessed Imbolc everyone

Last year my eldest was doing some school work about the Romans. We were reading something about how they invaded Britain, bringing with them their religions and traditions and abolishing the local…

Sophie Carroll-Hunt | We have no choice but to grow 🌼 Digital illustration inspired by Imbolc, the Celtic festival that celebrates Brigid and the start of… | Instagram

Just finished today - painting on birch panel of Brigid - happy Imbolc/Candlemas!

The Triquetra, Brigid's Cross, Fire, Water, Lamb, Milk, and more Imbolc Symbols here.

Somewhere in the first 2 days of February (some say the first, some the second) marks the midway between Winter and Spring. It’s a time to remember that *spark* that remains no matter how chi…

WELCOME FEBRUARY I think February heralds many good things… The release of pressure from the ‘new year, new me’ onslaught. The promise of more light,...

"Together let us move from a space of restoration to a place of connection, celebration and exploration. Now is the time to begin to flesh out our insights after a time of deep recuperation. We trust the knowing and divine intelligence of Mother Earth, and soon we will sync ourselves with the energy of initiation and reinvention. We must lean into the resilient practices of our ancestors to help us germinate our creative seeds..." Imbolc or Candlemas, February 2nd, is a celebration of light…