The ancient Celtic celebration of the Autumn Equinox at Stonehenge Aotearoa, Thursday March 21st at 7pm
In the ancient world the Autumn Equinox was one of the most important days in the year. It marked a time of change in the seasons and the tasks and lives of the people. It was the time of the Harvest Festival. To the druids it was known as Alban Elfed, Mabon in the Wiccan tradition.
In keeping with the ancient Celtic traditions we will be holding a special evening at Stonehenge Aotearoa. It begins with a procession into the Circle of Stones and an ancient sunset ceremony of the Autumn Equinox. Weather permitting we will see the Sun set on the Equinox Heel Stone in the west. After the ceremony there will be socializing, a shared meal, and Tales of the Autumn Equinox from our Storyteller.
Bookings are essential: Phone (06) 377 1600 or email: hamal@xtra.co.nz
Fee: Adults $16, Senior Citizens & Students $13, Children (pre-teens) $8
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