Voodoo Holidays

Here is a list of the holidays celebrated by many Voodoists, particularly in Haiti.

Demographics

Haitian Vodou is practiced alongside Christianity by about half the population, or some 4 million people, and this has been carried abroad with Haitian emigration.

Holidays

January 2, 3,4 - Breaking the cakes (case gateaux), a communal form of mange lwa
January 6 - Les Rois (the kings)
February 25 - Ritual feeding of the springs (manger tetes d'l'eau)
March 16 - Loko Davi, eating of the ritual wood and of its guard
March 19 - Saint Joseph, an expression of the jurisdiction of Legba
March 20 - Legba Zaou (eating consists mainly of a black goat)
April 27 - Danbala Wedo
April 29 - Breaking the jugs (casse canarie), deliverance of the souls from purgatory
April 31 - Feeding the dead (mange-les-morts)
May 12 - Feeding of different loa
May 18 - Feeding of Grande Aloumandia
May 20, 21 - Sim'bi blanc
May 30 - Sung masses (chante-messes) in the Roman-Catholic church
June 24 - Saint John
June 28 - M'sieu Guimeh Sauveur; Mystere Grande Delai; common table served for Maetresse Erzulie, Maetress Tenaise and Maetresse Mam'bo
July 25 - Papa Ogou or St. James the Greater (sheep and goats are offered)
July 26 - Common table for Grande Saint Anne, also known as Mystere Grande Delai and Grande Aloumandia
July 29 - Maetresse Silverine (who only very slightly tastes of the food offered to her) and Maetresse Lorvana (who smells flowers for her nurishment)
August 25 - Communion table for Danbala Wedo, also known as Saint Louis of the King of France
August 29 - L'Orient, one of the most important mysteres
August 30, 31 - Agwe (offerings of goats, peppers and peppermints)
September 25 - Roi Wangol and Mousondi
September 29 - Manman Aloumandia
September 30 - Maetresse Delai
October 30, 31 - Masses sung in the Roman-Catholic church; communion table of 40 scarves of different colors, exposed to the peristyle and "served"
November 1, 2 - The Guede loa come out of the cemeteries, possess their horses and come into the hounforts to amuse themselves in the form of souls incarnated or reincarnated
November 25th - Eating the yams (manger-yam)
December 10 - Ganga-Bois
December 12,13, 14 - Feeding the sea (agoueh r oyo)
December 25 - Bath of Christmas; leaf-rubbing for medical treatments and talismans for magic protection, ritual sacrifices of pigs and goats, boucans for amusement, to which the loa come to bathe themselves and their proteges; sacrifice of turkeys for Caplau

Source: http://www.hauntedamericatours.com/voodoo/voodoohollidays/

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