Milwaukee Irish Fest Samhain T-Shirt - Women's

Milwaukee Irish Fest Samhain T-Shirt - Women's
Irish Halloween Tee

Bonfire, Pookas, Sidhs, Harvest, Jack O'Lanterns ...just a few of the many stories and traditions associated with the ancient Celtic times and Samhain (pronounced sow-in).  

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The ancient Celtic festival Samhain marked the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter (November 1). It was typically celebrated on October 31 with massive community bonfires and feasts. People wore costumes to confuse and ward off any evil spirits, as they believed the veil went down between their world and the spirit world for that one night a year.

Pooka:
Folklore tells us a pooka (or in Irish Gaelic form, puca) is a changeling creature, a mischievous goblin that can take on both animal and human form.

Sidhs:
Evil faeries and their mounds (villages), some say sidhs are the male versions of banshees

Learn more about the Celtic roots of Halloween here.