Halloween comes every year with treats, spookiness and costumes. But why do we celebrate it on Oct. 31? And what does Samhain have to do with it?

Halloween traces its origins back to the Iron Age and a feast of fire known as Samhain. Also included are the historical origins of trick or treating, Halloween costumes and jack o' lanterns. Read on ...

Thousands of years ago, on the sacred rock from which my ancestors fled, this season of the year was celebrated as Samhain, an ancient Celtic festival ...

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An ancient Celtic Festival, the Catholic Church, the Irish Potato Famine, and community leaders turned Halloween into the holiday we know today. Here's the history.

As Samhain approaches, the veil between worlds thins, offering a profound spiritual opportunity. This Celtic New Year invites reflection, ancestor communion, and release of the past year's energy.

Halloween, held annually on October 31, is a captivating holiday that sparks the imagination of people all over the world. Halloween is known for spooky costumes, trick-or-treating, haunted houses, ...

The last time Halloween fell on a Friday was in 2014, and the last time the holiday fell on a Saturday was in 2009.