Celtic Resources & Links

Australian Celtic & Folk Festival websites

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St Patrick's Day Parade March Sydney CBD	National Folk Festival April Canberra, ACT	Bundanoon Highland Gathering April Bundanoon, NSW	Australian Celtic Festival May Glen Innes, NSW
David Berry Celtic Festival May Berry, NSW	Kernewek Lowender May Yorke Pen., SA	National Celtic Festival June Portarlington, Vic	Kilmore Celtic Festival June Kilmore, Vic
Abbey Medieval Festival July Redcliffe, Qld	Balaklava Eisteddfod July Balaklava, SA	Kapunda Celtic Festival September Kapunda, SA	Nanga Music Festival October Dwellingup, WA
Fleurieu Folk Festival October Wilunga, SA	Beechworth Celtic Festival November Beechworth, Vic	Scottish Highland Gathering November Castle Hill, NSW	Celtica Festival December Port Adelaide, SA

The exploration and expression of the Celtic Seasons is widespread world-wide and well developed across Australia. Here are some links to further interpretations and views from the Southern perspective and further afield that will stimulate further thought:

Links to wheel of the year sites - south and north
links to herb and urban ecology sites

Reaching to Celtic roots and myth is one way of finding meaning, understanding and fulfilment in life. Presented here are Spiritualistic, Wiccan and Pagan sites that also endevour on the same journey of discovery. Some of the people behind the links have been supportive of Caer Australis over the years, others are excellent starting points as they provide links to network within Australia. If you believe there is a Link that should be included, please submit via our Contact Form.

The following links on this page are to sites providing information about the rich storehouse of edible and meicinal herbs and practical advice for their growth. The principle of growing and using whole plant parts include the simple pleasure of tending to the garden, good for the mind and the soul, the inclusion of variety and flavour in the diet, and, for the medicinal aspect, low doses of principal active agents and the inclusion of additional secondary agents.

The following links are to sites each in their own way concerned with sustainable ecological solutions where participation by people takes place. The principle of re-earthing is that of living in a way where we identify with the earth - recognising, realising and acting. We live in a way as if we were separate from the earth, and each of us can redirect our manners toward re-earthing.