Ostara is a modern-day pagan holiday celebrated during the spring equinox, which falls around March 20th or 21st. It is a time to honor the changing of the seasons, the renewal of life, and the awakening of nature after the long winter months.
Leia maisImbolc is a pagan holiday celebrated from February 1st through sundown on February 2nd. It marks the midpoint between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. This wheel of the year festival celebrates the awakening of the natural world and a time of cleansing.
Leia maisThe Wheel of the Year celebrations is a tradition of several ancestral peoples, mainly associated with the Celts. The Celts were a community intimately connected to the natural elements, so their seasonal festivals celebrated Mother Nature's cycles and transformations.
Leia maisThis Christmas, make your ornaments and use sustainable and repurposed materials!
Leia maisWinter has arrived and with it the time to make homemade jam to preserve the fruit from spoiling. At Cerdeira we take this time to stock our production of homemade jams.
Leia maisIn Serra da Lousã, the arrival of autumn is marked by one of the most interesting phenomena in the animal world: the deer rut.
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Leia maisAlguma vez pensaste fazer um retiro? Calma, não tens de ser um fanático do yoga nem praticar orações dentro de um templo. Planear um retiro é bastante simples e, sim, é mesmo para todos.
Leia maisSabia que a Cerdeira tem um forno para cozer cerâmica único em Portugal?
Leia maisEven though it’s an undeniable symbol of Portugal, still a lot remains unknown about this ancient art. Here’s a few curiosities about this beautiful art to add to your general knowledge.
Leia maisThis year, we take a step forward for the environment: the Village of Cerdeira has just received the Ecolabel seal, EU’s environment-friendly certification.
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