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Hidden in Denver’s historic Fairmount Cemetery, a gravestone marks the final resting place of Helen Peters Nosworthy, or the woman who, apparently, named the Ouija board 👇🏼

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The month of July 2025: holidays, folklore and traditions 👇🏻

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Today is an Ember Day 🤓 Four times a year, somewhere, you may hear or read something about the so-called "Ember Days", or quarter tense, in Ireland. But what are they? When do they occur? And how are they observed? Learn more about the history, meaning, and folklore surrounding Ember Days and how they are observed in Western Christian churches 👇🏼

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The Month of June 2025: holidays, folklore and traditions👇🏼

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With an impressive holding capacity of up to 9,100 vehicles, the Höegh Aurora holds the title of "world’s largest vehicle carrier" 👇🏼

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Along the most northwestern point in Africa is an ancient cave surrounded by legends…👇🏼

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Known, not by chance, as the Garbage Mountain of Delhi, Ghazipur Landfill covers an area of about 70 acres, over 50 football pitches, and is almost as tall as the iconic Taj Mahal! 👇🏼

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Built from six 1976 Cadillac El Dorado limousines, the so-called American Dream is over 30 meters long and has enough interior space to accomodate up to 75 people. However, for obvious reasons, It’s not the easiest vehicle to drive! 👇🏼

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Discover Bolivia’s ‘Suicide Homes’. Would you live here? 👀

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"Oh! fragrant is the breath of May In tranquil garden closes, And soft yet regal is her sway Among the springtide roses." William Hamilton Hayne, American poet (1856–1929) Celebrate the beautiful month of May! The sun is warming, the birds are chirping, the flowers are blooming, and the garden is growing. Find out what this month has to offer, from holidays to folklore and fun facts 👇🏼

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Calan Mai - historical Welsh tradition of Mayday 👇🏼

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Something different this May Day? Well...make Beltane bannock, a simple snack with a long and introguing history of superstition and divination! 👇🏼

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This is a spiritual site for thousands of years, dating back to the Celtic peoples, filled with stories of witches, demons, and ancient gods 👇🏼

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Step outside on tonight to witness April's full Pink Moon. This Paschal Moon marks the first full Moon of spring and is used to determine the date of Easter, and this month also brings a micomoon. Curious about how it compares to a supermoon? And why it’s called “Pink Moon”? 👀👇🏼

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The month of April 2025: holidays, folklore and traditions

Originally written by Leo on April 2021 – updated 2025 “April cold with dripping rain Willows and lilacs brings again, The whistle of returning birds, And trumpet-lowing of the herds.” –Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803–82) By April, spring has finally sprung, and if we’re lucky, the weather will reflect that. We hope that your sky is bright and clear and your grass is growing green. In celebration,…

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March’s full Worm “Blood” Moon reaches peak illumination at 2:55 A.M. ET on Friday, March 14, 2025. If you have just a bit of rain ☔️ on either of these nights, you may even get to spot a rare phenomenon called a "moonbow", just like a solar rainbow but is created by moonlight (rather than sunlight) when it is refracted through water droplets in the air 🌈🌝

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Paint-peeled walls, 19th-century furnishings, and even lead-poisoned ghosts.
All stuff you might find at the 1826 Dowling House in Galena, Illinois….👇🏼