Norse holidays

What are the Heathen Holidays, and what are the American Forn Sidr Holidays? The questions we've recieved from our followers are answered here!

The pagan Wheel of the Year is marked by eight Sabbats, spaced approximately every six weeks throughout the year. Get to know each Sabbat and its purpose.

Have you ever asked yourself what the Viking wheel of the year looked like? Click to discover the Norse calendar and its holidays.

This year we celebrate Thorrablot ( Þorrablót) from January 24, 2021 to February 20, 2021. This Nordic holiday celebrates the Vikings and the Ancient Norse Gods with a mid-winter feast. The “main” festival is held in Iceland with smaller festivals held throughout Scandinavia and wherever Nordic residents reside. Traditional music, dancing, and games are popular.

Discover the enchanting world of 21 Norse pagan festivals that you don't want to miss! From lively Viking celebrations to memorable seasonal rites, these fascinating traditions provide a glimpse into the past while helping you connect with the rhythms of nature. Bring the magic of Norse heritage into your life by incorporating rituals from these fun pagan holidays. Whether you're looking to deepen your understanding of Norse traditions or planning a celebration, these festivals offer…

Sigrblot or Sumarsdag celebrates the first day of summer according to the Old Icelandic calendar. This Norse holiday was a time to celebrate planting and make sacrifices to Odin for blessings on summer travels and raids. We celebrate Sigrblot one of the great seasonal blots celebrated in April. It corresponds with the Wiccan Holiday Ostara. Victory is an important theme for Sigrblot. Read our blog to learn how you can celebrate Sigrblot!

These are the officially observered holidays of Forn Sidr of America. Our holidays may be celebrated as a practitioner sees fit.

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Disablot date, rituals, and how to connect with your Norse female ancestors, the Disir.