We have other days like Walpurgis Night and Midsummer Eve where we have older traditions, and we have specific things to do, specific food and activities and so on.

Join us for family fun as we celebrate an old German tradition at Walpurgis Night Campfire and Wagon Ride.

By contrast, in Walpurgis Night (1985), a tragedy set in a psychiatric hospital where the norm is either insanity or the simulation of it, he sets his authorial persona apart from his hero, who slowly drifts into madness.

On the Sunday night of April 30, 1961 - Walpurgis night (one of the most important night in the calendar of witches), a 16-year-old named Tina was left to mind a five-year-old boy named Bobby at a terraced house on Walton's Lochinvar Street.

But I did ditch the pointy black hat for furry ear muffs as I arrived a little early for Walpurgis Night on April 30, when the summit was still capped in winter's white stuff.

Indeed, women celebrate the night before May 1, Walpurgis night , in a reenacted witch-event following a long and legendary tradition.

(28) Walpurgis Night is named for Saint Walpurga, an early missionary to Germany who was born in Devon about the year 710.

May Day is related to the Celtic festival of Beltane and the Germanic festival of Walpurgis Night .

The programme they are bringing to the Theatre Royal (subject to alteration) includes Les Sylphides/Pas de Deux/Pas de Quatre and Walpurgis Night .

The concert opened with the orchestra playing the composer's fourth symphony, the "Italian," and ended with the festival orchestra and chorus performing Mendelssohn's "The First Walpurgis Night ."

BELTANE/ WALPURGIS NIGHT 1789: George Washington was inaugurated as the first president of the United States of America.