For many, the autumnal equinox brings a sense of hope and the promise of relief from the heat. For others, it is a reminder ...

In modern times, they’re considered to be around Groundhog Day (February 2), May Day (May 1), Lammas (August 1) – and of course, Halloween (October 31). The latter falls between the fall equinox and ...

For centuries, midway between the autumn equinox and winter solstice ... A time of year filled with monsters and ghouls, here are five spooky winter customs and beliefs unique to Wales and ...

We land at autumn’s halfway mark between the equinox and the winter solstice ... The town still brings the spooky spirit, especially this year with the new moon occurring in the wee hours ...

There are different levels of Halloween lovers. For some, the holiday is an excuse to dress up and party. They relish the chance to pull out festive decor or have a candy free-for-all. But for ...

For centuries, midway between the autumn equinox and winter solstice ... A time of year filled with monsters and ghouls, here are five spooky winter customs and beliefs unique to Wales and its people.

What better way to celebrate spooky season than with a full moon ... which lands around the autumnal equinox, per the Old Farmer's Almanac. Harvest moons occur in either September or October ...

if you're out celebrating the spooky season. For many, the clocks changing signals the start of autumn, as it means darkness falls earlier in the evening - although others consider the autumn equinox ...

With the clock change coinciding with Halloween weekend, it could also mean an extra hour of clubbing, if you're out celebrating the spooky season ... consider the autumn equinox to be the ...