Religious Holidays

The Thursday before Easter commemorates the Last Supper of Jesus Christ with the Apostles as described in the gospels.

This was first observed by Jesus Christ on Jewish Passover in 33 C.E. It is observed only once per year.

This springtime festival of colors includes music, dancing, laughter and teasing. It is a fun-filled, joyous celebration.

Magha Puja Day is a holy day of homage to The Buddha.

Pesach, which means to pass through, commemorates the Exodus from Egypt and the Holy One passing over the Jewish homes when the first-born Egyptians were slain.

The New Year celebrates the love relationship between the Creator and the creation, in the material world.

Equinox-Ostara-Wicca/Pagan

This merry holiday celebrates a time when Jewish people in Persia were saved from destruction.

Festival commemorating Buddha’s death at 80 when he attained Nirvana – the state at which all desires and afflictions are gone, and the cycle of death and rebirth ends.

In Western Christianity, Ash Wednesday marks the first day of the season of Lent, 40 days of preparation for Easter. Many Christians observe a period of fasting, repentance, moderation, and spiritual discipline.