Over 12,000 people celebrate Beltane Fire Festival tonight

By on May 1, 2009 in Uncategorized

Tonight on Calton Hill in Edinburgh, Scotland, the red-hot Beltane Fire Festival will be celebrated as it was thousands of years ago by Pagans rejoicing in the fertility of all life. With a bonfire as its central point, the festival begins with a colorful procession and ritual drama, and ends with music, dancing, drumming, and general wild revelry under the moon. For Pagans, tonight is essentially Beltane Eve, and Beltane officially begins tomorrow on May 1st. Click here to read the whole story: Beltane Fire Festival.

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2 Responses to Over 12,000 people celebrate Beltane Fire Festival tonight

  1. The Blue Sage April 30, 2009 at 11:44 pm #

    Oh how I wish I could be there! I traveled to Scotland 4 years ago and it was absolutely amazing. There is something about Scotland that is truly magical.

  2. DrDeb May 2, 2009 at 12:06 pm #

    I wish I could have been there, too — it looked amazing! I'm jealous that you've been to Scotland; I've never been to the UK and I would love to go. Thanks for your comment!