How do Wiccans celebrate summer solstice?

The gardens are blooming, and summer is in full swing. Fire up the barbeque, turn on the sprinkler, and enjoy the celebrations of Midsummer! Also called Litha, this summer solstice Sabbat honors the longest day of the year. read more

Wicca is a celebratory religion and Summer Solstice is particularly a time for raucous fun. The next Sabbat is Lammas or Lugnassad in early August, Lammas will celebrate the harvest and acknowledge that the sun is fading ever so slightly. read more

The summer solstice arrives in the northern hemisphere on June 20, 2016, bringing with it the longest day in the year — which means lots of extra sunlight for festivities. The day is considered to be sacred by many pagans around the world who celebrate the solstice among their other yearly holidays. read more

Litha, or Midsummer, is a celebration of the summer solstice. Here's where you'll find all kinds of info for this summer sabbat! Litha, or Midsummer, is a celebration of the summer solstice. read more