;Rel. Wicca-Northern Hemisphere
;There are four Major High Days (Samhain, Oimelc, Beltane and Lughnasadh in one set of Irish-based modern spellings)
;and four Minor High Days (Winter Solstice or "Midwinter," Spring Equinox, Summer Solstice or "Midsummer," and Fall Equinox) in the Neopagan Druid year
;most of which are also celebrated by Wiccans and other Neopagans

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COMMENT=Updated May 28, 2012 \nAll Wiccan Holy Days start at 18:00 the evening prior to the day listed \nNorthern Hemisphere


31.10. =Wicca, sunset: Samhain, Wiccan New Year ;English=All Hallow's Eve
01.11. =Wicca, daylight period: Samhain, Wiccan New Year ;English=All Hallow
21.12. =±Wicca, Yule (±1day)            ;English=Winter Solstice
31.1.  =Wicca, sunset: Imbolc Eve       ;English=Feast of the Waxing Light
01.2.  =Wicca, daylight period: Imbolc  ;English=Feast of the Waxing Light
21.3.  =±Wicca, Ostara (±1day)          ;English=Spring Equinox
30.4.  =Wicca, sunset: Beltane          ;Note=Celebrate the beauty & fertility of the earth ;English=May Eve
01.5.  =Wicca, daylight period: Beltane ;Note=Celebrate the beauty & fertility of the earth ;English=May Day
28.2.+113Dy =±Wicca, Litha (±1day)      ;English=Summer Solstice, June 21 (20 June on leap years) {d-06-21}
31.7.  =Wicca, sunset: Lammas Eve (Lughnassad)
01.8.  =Wicca, daylight period: Lammas (Lughnassad)
22.9.  =±Wicca, Mabon (±1day)           ;English=Fall Equinox


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;http://www.neopagan.net/NeoDruidismCalendar.html
;http://www.holidayorigins.com/html/religious_holidays.html#Wiccan
;http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Cafe/1614/Celtwicc/Wicca/Wicca04.htm
;http://www.puertasdebabel.com/wicca/beliefs/wheel2.htm