Ethereal Neptune turns direct from today after its long rewind phase which can draw out attention to areas where our thinking has been distorted. Tap for more...

Mercury in Scorpio aligns with Jupiter in Capricorn which can turn our attention to the larger issues of life and to big plans for the future. Tap for more...

Sweet Venus in Scorpio opposes electric Uranus in Taurus which can find us eager for new experiences and encounters. Tap for more...

The Aries Moon squares off with jubilant Jupiter in Capricorn, which can turn our attention to the bigger picture and to bold and confident moves. Tap for more...

The Moon in Aries merges with fiery Mars which can make us more irritable than usual, as we may overreact to the slightest thing. Tap for more...

Savvy Mercury in Scorpio aligns with ethereal Neptune in Pisces which can find us quick to empathize with others. Tap for more...

As the Moon in Pisces conjuncts Neptune we may be able to think and perceive in very subtle ways enabling us to express feelings we usually cannot. Tap for more...

Luscious Venus entered simmering Scorpio yesterday intensifying emotions and rekindling passions. Tap for more...

The Sun enters Sagittarius from today for a four week stay, infusing us with optimism and a desire for new adventures. Tap for more...

The Moon in Aquarius squares off with rebellious Uranus making a restless day when we could find it hard to settle to anything mundane. Tap for more...

The Sun newly arrived in the expansive Sagittarius forges a fine semi-sextile with Venus passionately located in deep Scorpio. This combination suggests we can unlock some relationship secrets or realities this week. Tap for more...

Roses must be one of the most popular flowers in the world and the inhabitants of El-Kelaâ M’Gouna in Morocco would probably agree Tap for more...

In Laos and north-eastern Thailand they are celebrating the rain in Bun Bang Fai or The Rocket Festival Tap for more...

The Camargue comes to life during May, as the Roma community from all over Europe make a special pilgrimage Tap for more...

You’ll need to be up-to-date with your weight training if you fancy taking part in Corsa dei Ceri, which is held in Gubbio in Italy Tap for more...

The Tuesday after the 6th of April sees a very special auction in Tatworth, Somerset Tap for more...

Mahavir Janma Kalyanak is the most important festival for members of the Jain religion and celebrates the birth of Mahavira Tap for more...

This year, the Christian festival of Palm Sunday falls on the 9th April and commemorates Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Tap for more...

Hindus all over the world will be celebrating Rama Navami in some areas the festivities can last up to nine days Tap for more...

We all know April 1st as ‘April Fool’s Day’ but in the Eastern Orthodox Church it will be taken more seriously this year Tap for more...

Today is Nyepi Day in Bali, also known as the Day of Silence - and with good reason. Tap for more...

If you haven’t had enough of New Year celebrations yet you’re in luck, as March sees Nowruz the Persian or Iran New Year Tap for more...

We are off to Spain today for a festival called The Falles which is held to commemorate St. Joseph... Tap for more...

Want to add some colour to your life? Holi is the great Hindu spring festival which celebrates the victory of good over evil and the end of winter. Tap for more...

Witches of the world will be hot-footing it to the Noche de Brujas in Cerro Mono Blanco, Catemaco, Mexico today... Tap for more...

March 1st is mostly associated with St. David’s Day but what about Mar?i?or, an ancient tradition which is celebrated in Romania each year... Tap for more...

Imagine celebrating New Year for sixteen days. Chinese New Year or Spring Festival starts on Chinese New Year’s Eve and goes on for 16 Days Tap for more...

You’ve heard of a straw poll and a paper tiger, but have you heard of a Straw Bear? Find out more... Tap for more...

In 1980 Lieutenant Colonel Charles Holt submitted a report regarding a strange incident at RAF Woodbridge... Tap for more...

The old game of Throwing the Hood is played in Haxey in North Lincolnshire every 6th of January... Find out more Tap for more...

Pity the poor Bursar and Provost of Queen’s College Oxford; they have no chance to recover from New Year’s Eve, Find out more... Tap for more...

The Slender Man is a fictional supernatural character. He is a thin, unnaturally tall man with a featureless face, wearing a black suit. Find out more... Tap for more...

Many people have a statue of Buddha in their home, but not all are the same, one in particular has a surprising secret... Tap for more...

Have you been unlucky in love? If so them you might fancy popping along to the Festa del Cornuto at Rocca Canterano, Rome... Tap for more...

Remember, remember the 5th of November, The Lewes Bonfire Night is the largest 5th November celebration in the world... Tap for more...

Most people don’t really know what Rastafarians believe or that 11th September is a special date to members of this religion. Find out more... Tap for more...

The 5th September 2016 sees the celebration of a very special birthday, Lord Ganesha. Find out more... Tap for more...

The 2nd of September sees us celebrating the founding of the oldest surviving constitutional republic and a saint’s day. Tap for more...

St. Oswald was a King of Northumbria and today we celebrate the feast day of St. Oswald today... Tap for more...

Lammas is an old festival which in the Christian tradition honours the first part of the harvest... Tap for more...

There are some unlikely celebrations in the world, none can be more so than the Fiesta de Sante Marta Ribarteme in Las Nieves, Spain... Tap for more...

July is a busy month for Spain with the Feast of St. James which dates back to at least 865... Tap for more...

Is your garden blooming? If not you try asking for the help of St. Phocas whose festival is celebrated today. Tap for more...

Kyoto is set for a whole month of festivities in July as it celebrates the Gion Festival... Tap for more...

The Northern Hemisphere are beginning to enter what are sometimes called the Dog Days, when the weather is warmest... find out more Tap for more...

The 20th of June will see many folk celebrating the Solstice, find out more... Tap for more...

Whatever the weather is today, it will remain so for forty days unless the weather changes on the 11th June (St Barnabas Day) Tap for more...

Few of those who wander around Edinburgh Castle will be aware that it was once the centre of a dark chapter in Scotland's History... Tap for more...

May 1969, the astronauts on board Apollo 10 were having an unusual conversation about hearing music from outside their spacecraft... Tap for more...

With romantic stirrings of St. Valentine’s Day and the earthier goings on of May Day and now it is time for commitment with June - the month most associated with marriages Tap for more...

This month is the start of Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar which is observed by Muslims everywhere as a month of fasting, find out more... Tap for more...

Today is the feast day of St.Quiteria, one of nine nonuplet sisters, became a guerrilla warrior maiden fighting the Romans... find out more Tap for more...

Today is the festival of one of the world’s more unusual saints; San Pascualito Muerte. What is so unusual about him, find out more... Tap for more...

The nearest Saturday to the 8th May sees the population of Helston in Cornwall swell as the crowds gather for the annual Furry Dance. Tap for more...

The 1st of May is an ancient fertility festival shall we? It reaches back to Celtic times when it was celebrated as Beltane, find out more... Tap for more...

When you think of Mayday the image of maypoles most likely come to mind, did you know it's origins are actually Pagan, find out more... Tap for more...

The Shropshire village of Aston-on-Clun holds a very special festival, Arbour Day find out more why this black poplar tree is so popular... Tap for more...

Celebrating the 1st of May, ‘Here We Go Gathering Knots in May’, it's May Day, find out more about May Day Traditions... Tap for more...

Visiting somewhere with a large Chinese population and looking for a lucky charm, you may get a disc with a whole in it called a Pi... Tap for more...

On the 30th April in Northern Germany, many people dress up as witches and celebrate on the Brocken in the Harz Mountain range... Tap for more...

April 23rd is the feast day of St George the patron saint of England, Georgia, Portugal, Romania, Malta and Gozo Tap for more...

In Northern Europe April brings the cuckoo, and in many parts of England the 21st of April was seen as the day the cuckoo arrived... Tap for more...

Fancy celebrating New Year again, then pack your bags and go to Bhaktapur in Nepal and celebrate Bisket Jatra... Tap for more...

The Easter Bunny Lost it's spring, chocolate no longer of interest, lets look at some other popular Easter pastimes... Tap for more...

17th March and it's St Patrick's day, he shares this day with the commemoration of Noah’s entry in to the ark... Tap for more...

The origins of Mothering Sunday, some explanations date back to the Royal Court of Henry VIII and others as far back as Ancient Rome... Tap for more...

The People of Tichborne and Cheriton in Hampshire will be busy baking today, 25th March 2016... Tap for more...

All over the world Jewish people will be spending the 23rd and 24th of March celebrating Purim Tap for more...

India celebrates Holi, one of the most joyful festivals on earth on the 23rd March 2016... Tap for more...

4th February was ‘King Frost Day’, a chilly celebration from London dating back to the 15th century... Tap for more...

Hindus celebrate Maha Shivratri Today, 7th March 2016, the moment when Shiva was married to the goddess Lady Parvati... Tap for more...

The 5th March is St Piran's Day, one of three saints who vie for the honour of being the patron saint of Cornwall... Tap for more...

It's the 1st of March and people of Welsh descent all over the world will be celebrating St. David’s Day... Tap for more...

St. Oswald, late Archbishop of York is the only saint whose festival only occurs in a Leap Year... Tap for more...

Today is Saint Valentine’s Day, a day of roses and romance, but you knew that anyway by the sacks of cards you’ve already received. Tap for more...

Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent and was a solemn, sober time celebrating the start of Christ’s forty-day fast and temptation in the wilderness. Tap for more...

Yummy scrummy it’s Pancake Day! The name Shrove Tuesday comes from the Roman Catholic practise of confessing sins... Tap for more...

Chinese New Year 2016 is the Year of the Monkey and this particular monkey is a Fire Monkey... Tap for more...

Imbolc is the time of year when Pagan folk begin to look forward to spring, St Brigid's day and Candlemas... Tap for more...

The 25th of January is The Feast of St Paul the Apostle. Tap for more...

The 22nd of January sees us raising a glass to a very special saint; St Vincent, the patron saint of winegrowers... Tap for more...

In the West we tend to think of knives as utilitarian objects with little spiritual value outside the world of neo-paganism and Wicca. Tap for more...

Today, Comedy Actress, Anna Faris, celebrates her Birthday... Tap for more...