Holidays

-Imbolc

Imbolc reminds us that the spring is coming.This holiday is between winter solstice and spring equinox.Imbolc (in Wicca) is associated with the goddess Brighid.It's also seen as female's holiday.

Imbolc is a time full of energy related to the female divine. It's also a good time for divination. Imbolc is also seen like a time full of love magic.

-Ostara

Ostara is known as "Lady day" or "spring equinox".Is a time of regenerations and conceptions.

-Beltane

Beltane is a time full of fertility and fire and sexual energy.This holiday is celebrate with bonfires and dances. Beltane brings abundance in our life

-Litha

Litha is the long day of the year.This holiday has a time of transition and planning.

-Lammas

lammas is a time for celebrate the first harvest of the year.Also it's a time when we can recognize that summer comes to an end.This holiday has traditional foods :apple,bread

-Mabon

Mabon is the autumn Equinox.In this time the day and the night are equals.It's a good time for honor the darkness.In Wicca is known that Goddess passes from mother to crone.

-Samhain

Samhain is the final harvest.In this time is good to talk with ancestors and departed loved.Samhain is known as "halloween"

-Yule

Yule is known as winter solstice.It's also know as the longest night of the year or Solstice Night.It's a good time for planning of the future.Peace,love and harmony spells are good for this time.In Yule is also the rebirth of the sun.

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Good post. Not exactly accurate, but near enough! Here in England we never had bonfires at Beltane. Dances, yes! Especially the fertility dances around the Maypole. It is the first of May. The birthday of Flora, the Goddess of Spring, when "all the world bursts into bloom".
The time when, as Shakespeare put it, "A young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love".
Bonfires we certainly had at Yule! It is the origin of the Yule log that was to burn for twelve days.

not bad, you missed a few things, but the holidays mean so much to so many its hard to keep it short without forgetting things.

And you must always remember where the word "holiday" comes from. It originally meant "Holy Day".