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May 1st

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Imágenes

It’s wild how May Day was originally all about massive, purifying bonfires.

adriizh Explore the wild history of May Day through this infographic. Learn about the ancient purifying bonfires and the origins of these spring traditions.

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It’s cool that these tiny bells have symbolized returning joy since 1561.

teacher Discover the history of Lily of the Valley. Learn why these tiny bells have symbolized returning joy since 1561 in this educational infographic.

May 1

Fun Facts

Fun Fact

Beltane Fires: Ancient Celts drove their cattle between two massive bonfires to cleanse them and ensure protection from disease during the upcoming summer grazing season.

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Fun Fact

Hawaii Lei Day: In Hawaii, May Day is called Lei Day. People celebrate by wearing and exchanging handmade flower garlands to share the aloha spirit.

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Quizzes

Quiz

What is the primary purpose of the bonfires lit during the ancient festival of Beltane?

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In France, which specific white flower is given as a gift for good luck on May 1st?

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Quiz

May Day is known as a cross-quarter day because it sits halfway between which two events?

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Quiz

What is the name of the Gaelic May Day festival that traditionally involved lighting large bonfires?

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Quiz

Which ancient Roman goddess of flowers was honored during the week-long festival of Floralia?

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Glossary
beltane (noun)
An ancient Gaelic festival marking the start of summer on May 1st. It honors the sun and nature’s rebirth with traditional bonfires. It’s basically the world’s oldest summer kick-off party.

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Gossip

Gossip

Which spring tradition would your family enjoy doing together most?

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Videos

teacher May 1st is a cross-quarter day, falling halfway between the spring equinox and summer solstice.

Jun 14

teacher Ancient Celts lit bonfires during Beltane to protect their cattle and crops.

Jun 14

teacher Romans held the Floralia festival to honor the goddess of flowers.

Jun 14

teacher In France, people exchange Lily of the Valley flowers for good luck.

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