It’s also called Lughnasadh or hlaefmass.
Thousands will celebrate Lammas today – marking the first harvest of the season.
When is the Harvest Festival and what is it all about?
The date is usually celebrated in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and other countries in the Northern Hemisphere by baking Lammas bread, making corn dollies, bundling twigs together and enjoying large feasts with friends and family.
But while Lammas is associated harvesting grains – it shouldn’t be confused with ‘the Harvest Festival’, which is instead marked at the end of the harvest season in September.
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