Autumn equinox celebration

The Autumn Equinox is one (of two) moments in the year when day and night are of equal length. It marks the beginning of autumn. In the northern hemisphere the Autumn Equinox usually falls on September 22 or 23, and in 2021, it is September 22. Crafts and activities include: dried fruit garland, leaf rubbing, gratitude list, corn dolly, autumn wreath, nature walk, autumn incense, and more. Continue reading on our blog for some fun ways to celebrate this time of year!

Practice one of these 10 rituals for autumn equinox that will mark the change from summer to autumn in your life. We’ve included a list of our favorites to inspire you.

Are you looking for ways to celebrate the Autumn Equinox? Discover 10 powerful rituals that will help you connect with the magic of Mabon, the season of balance, gratitude, and harvest. From creating a gratitude altar to hosting a harvest feast, these Autumn Equinox rituals will bring the essence of the fall season into your life and home. Click to explore how you can honor the sacred Autumn Equinox time with meaningful practices that align you with the natural rhythms of the Earth.

When I have the time I love to create tarot spreads for readers to enjoy. This one marks my favorite time of the year: FALL! Happy Autumn witches and readers - I hope this spread is an enjoyable way to explore the magic and energy of the Autumnal Equinox.

A list of nine things you might (or might not do) for the season of Mabon from apple harvest activities to auspiciously timed energy clearing.

Thursday evening we celebrated the autumn equinox, the first day of fall, when the sun aligns directly with the Earth’s equator and gives us approximately 12 hours of day and 12 hours of night across the globe. This time of year has been celebrated since the earliest human civilizations began, as fa