Samhain
Halloween is a combination of pagan holidays, Sambain and Pomono.
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thanksgiving and halloween
Halloween and thanksgiving
fiesta day & Day of the Dead.
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There are 54 days between those two holidays.
It is claimed but incorrect that the Holidays referred to are originally All Hallows Eve and the celebration of Guy Fawks Night (5th November) which occurs to celebrate The Gun Powder Plot when Fawks and a cohort attempted to blow up the British Parliment. However, these two events are not classed as actual holidays. the first a a celebration of the end of summer and begining of winter which dates back to Pagan rights and were celebrated by the Celtic people of iremand Scotland Wales Cornwall in England and Brittany
The Nightmare Before Christmas is for both Christmas and Halloween it's a fun little mixture of two of Americas favorite holidays.
the reason why we named Columbus a national Holiday is because he is the one that found America i hope that i help
When decorating for Halloween and Thanksgiving collectively, go for a harvest theme rather than either of the two holidays. Decorate with scarecrows, indian corn, pumpkins, pinecone wreaths and other such objects.
Groundhog Day! We note the "holidays" of the two solstices and the equinoxes when note the end of one season and the beginning of the next, but the mid-season days are often noted as well. Halfway through the northern hemisphere winter is Groundhog Day on February 2. The earlier pagan holiday of Imbolc was on that day, or on the night preceding it. Halfway through the Northern Hemisphere spring is the old pagan holiday of Walpurgis Night, on April 30, or Beltane, celebrated on May 1. Many non-pagans celebrate "May Day" on that date. The middle of the northern hemisphere Summer on August 1 isn't so much observed in modern cultures, but the old celebration of Lammas matches it. The middle of the northern fall is one of our favorite holidays, Halloween - or to use the pagan name, Samhain. The Christian holidays of All Hallow's Eve followed by All Saints Day match this.